Vintage Photobooth - Page NINE

It's a trick, isn't it.

There are so many.

Here is the Ninth installment of the Photo-booth Series.

For a review here is
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Posing for photographs always made Selena hungry.

On reverse:
Wychoff
S. W.

Where the name is given it will appear in BOLD FACE below each picture.

Other commentary in
ITALICS

Honest, I didn't
breathe a word of it.
You know I didn't.

Waddel was a far cry from what his mother had envisioned but then, she was no prize either.

Gracie started to tear up the picture and then changed her mind. She had a better idea. Maybe she should tear up Brad instead.

Roberto and Fern

Fern made some minor changes in her life and came back for another portrait.

Vennie made a career of swallowing live goldfish. The pay was good.

Janise

Howard couldn't keep a secret, but then, he didn't know anything worth telling.

Ophelia was proud that she had no bad habits. Well, except for maybe, just one. But the chickens didn't mind.

"You ain't leavin' me here are you?"

Wilmont was unaware of his shortcomings, even though people reminded him constantly.

Barbie Dahl saw nothing funny at all about her name.

Vonda was a visionary and made many contributions to her Wednesday Bridge Club conversations and indeed, the world, but she could never tell if her hat was on straight or not.

Yvonne was married eleven times but not once to Artie Shaw or Richard Burton. But she figured there's still time.

George Brear

Vernie didn't talk much. Most of what he thinks goes without saying anyway.

Covine congratulated herself on getting Geraldo into the photobooth at last.

Now at 35, Amaryllis was proud she had retained her girlish figure.

Regina

Lena played short-stop for a short-pitch softball team for a short time until they decided she was too tall.

I think these five are all the same girl.

Pretty sure these two are.

Not sure about this one.

Geena wouldn't eat her carrots or broccoli. When she grew up, her eyesight was poor and she wasn't very big either.

Estelle made her own soap and whiskey.

After his hitch in the service, Glower made a living posing for ventriloquist's dummies.

As far as he knew,Roger knew everything.

Suddenly Tinsley realized someone had slipped a chocolate bar into his pants pocket. Things would heat up now.

Cherry didn't count on Cheerio's having a side effect.

Uncle Ford had an unusual collection but he wasn't allowed to keep them in his cell.

Baird knew all the words to Tom Lehrer's song "Be Prepared."

on reverse:
Blara Lee Krakenbiehl

Rosella began taking posing lessons when she was five.

Jolene changed her name to Dorothy Lamour but she didn't look a thing like her.

Godfrey bought his own uniform but they wouldn’t let him in the band unless he played an instrument.

Meredith's short term memory did not include money matters.

Guess who won at poker last night.

Byllie became a Country/Western singer at age 49.

Genevieve knew all the answers. Unfortunately, no one ever asked her.

Eventually she found out why her dad named her Adolph.

Caution was Flora's best quality.

"You're not going to like this ..."

Felicia always envied Marsha because she never had to wear eye liner.

As soon as she could wear her mother's clothes, Connie moved to Alaska.

Sophia found a nickle once. No, twice.

One day Theo came home with a sailor's cap. No one could figure where he found one in the middle of Nebraska.

"I vant to bite your neck."

"I still vant to bite your neck."

Katrina knew all the words to the Lodge pledge but they still wouldn't let her in until she paid her dues.

Pansy had plans... and they didn't include Doltby.

There are so many.
Here is the NINTH installment of the Photo-booth Series.

For a review here is

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