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VAUDEVILLE MAKE-UP ROOM LOCATED UNDER THE STAGE;
AUDITORIUM NOW UNDER RESTORATION
In 1926, the Jayhawk Theatre opened as a movie and vaudeville palace. But after fifty years of showing films, the Jayhawk Theatre closed in 1976 and appeared to be gone for good. The Hotel Jayhawk, part of the entire complex, also closed shortly after the theater and was converted into the Jayhawk Tower office complex in 1982.
The Jayhawk Theatre was closed off from the office building and sat dormant for over a decade. In 1992, amid movements to demolish the theater and the entire building, preservationists sought a solution to block the planned destruction.
After forming a strong coalition in the private sector to save the Jayhawk, the Kansas State Legislature designated the Jayhawk as the official State Theatre of Kansas in 1993. Since that time, the theater has been undergoing renovations in preparations for its rebirth as a performing arts venue for Topeka.
The Jayhawk Theatre was added to the National Register
cinematreasures.org/theater/75/
Jayhawk Hotel, Theater and Walk NRHP #82002675)
Also known as Jayhawk Theater and Jayhawk Walk;The Jayhawk Complex
Maria modeling make up by Bethany.
Maria wants to use this photo for her myspace page, so that's why it's "branded" a little louder. I wish I would have know that this fashion headshot was going to be on myspace. I would have not used the studio lighting, and I would have maybe used my camera phone, or shot from a high angle or shot into a bathroom mirror......oh well, maybe next time.
© Adam Nollmeyer
AcmePhotography.net
Phoenix Arizona Photographer
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf answers questions from the press. Continuing to make the future of Pennsylvania’s students a priority, Governor Tom Wolf’s 2021 agenda makes a historic $1.3 billion investment in public schools and creates fairness in education funding, while cutting taxes for working families and businesses. Harrisburg, PA – February 4, 2021
Cienega Bridge, Pima County (far from any populated area), Arizona.
Now, don't get me wrong; this is almost certainly a fine bridge. It has done its job for nearly 100 years. What more could be expected of it?
However, I have to ask... Why is it listed in the National Register of Historic Places? (Is a bridge even a place?)
It rates exactly two sentences in its Wikipedia article, which, although mentioning the National Register, doesn't say why it was so recognized.
As far as I can tell, it's not especially notable in terms of length, height, innovation or design. It didn't connect two places that were previously isolated, or even important. (While we may have visited at a "slow" time, it's hard to believe that this bridge carries much more than eight or ten vehicles a day; it's pretty remote here.) It spans a CREEK, which is often dry, not the mighty Mississippi.
Was it honored because of its age at the time? Is 67 years a remarkably long time for a bridge to be useful? (By coincidence, that's my count at present. Should I expect some sort of longevity award?)
Let's face it; it's not remindful of the Golden Gate or Brooklyn. It's a bridge, not an icon.
The scenic Rincon Mountains (which are not, as far as I'm aware, listed in the National Register of Historic Places even though they are probably more than 67 years old) are in the distance.
Event: Couture Fashion Week
Location: The New Yorker Hotel, New York, NY
Dates: February 15-17, 2013
Make-up love at Couture Fashion Week. Featuring stars galore.
Make-up by Lancôme
Head Make-up Artist Tarek Abbas
Hair by Elie Esper Salon
For more information on Couture Fashion Week visit ~ www.CoutureFashionWeek.com
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Using strategically placed bits of coffee stirrer stick, I was able to endow the excavator with a fully articulated boom, dipper stick, and bucket. Next time I'll see about making the body swivel over the tracks.
Another quick test fitting of the y-axis table. The sleeve bearings with the cut guide rods and braces in place. All seems to slide nice and smooth.
The blank for the x-z-axis is visible in the background.
The tolerances are pretty tight, here, and I'm worried I might get glue where it's not suppose to be!
Look into this crystal ball and dream as far as the imagination can flow. Lose yourself in a timeless wilderness of wonderment and make a wish.
Mind map of an episode from the PBS series on American comedy, MAKE 'EM LAUGH.
blogged here: www.austinkleon.com/tag/make-em-laugh/
for some reason I can't make my camera and mic work when I actually need them to.
three guesses what totally classy phrase I am uttering.
Columbia Road Sunday Flower Market London Average Queuing Time 10 Minutes. Well-intentioned STUPID Covid-19 Coronavirus Social Distancing measures which actually make the situation Worse by creating crowded Queues and bottlenecks
Make-up + concept by Missy J (Jessica Walters)
Thanks to Cindy Sutton for helping out.
Photography + Styling- Jessica Truscott
Models- Alice Batts (catherine Ruze), Mikka Hendrawidjaja, Haylee Cowling
Esse foi o make que usei nesse ano novo, na verdade é a cópia do make do ano passado.
Gostei tanto, que fiz só pra postar aqui!
Como eu tava com pressa e td mundo me gritando pq eu era a unica atrasada pra sair de casa não saiu como eu queria, mas mesmo assim, acho que vale pôr aqui.
Só pra constar, usei com um vestido Nude com fios dourados.
Como eu fiz:
-Usei o Nyx jumbo cor Milk como base
-Passei sombra pérola em toda a pálpebra e sobrancelha.
-Passei sombra dourada no meio da pálpebra móvel
-Passei combra acobreada acima do côncavo e no canto dos olhos.
-Esfumei com sombra marrom escura o côncavo, marcando-o.
-Passei lápis branco na linha d'agua.
-E lápis preto envolta de todo o olho. (passei lápis emcima pq eu tava com pressa, mas na verdade queria usar um delineador.)
- Apliquei os cílios postiços.
Espero que gostem e aproveitem pra outra data.
Beijos.
When life deals you lemons (or in this case, flat light by the time the boat shows up), make lemonade. Advice I need to use more. Was not thrilled with the light at 95th St after NS5 finally got done running their two Amtrak trains (which turned into two more freights), so I decided to try working this one in B&W. This from someone who was taught the Zone System with film and chemicals. Not sure I will ever get the hang of doing it on a monitor.
i will give you 3 wish's - i love candles i light them every morning , and just before i take the young boys to school , we blow them out- oh please every one thats sick get well and the people that are happy just stay happy- enjoy.
A bin man swaps steel-toed boots for stilettos to chase his dream of becoming a drag queen. But will he overcome the cost of living crisis, an anti-woke boyfriend and inflexible hamstrings on his quest to be crowned Miss Stoke? Living in a small Northern town, the show begins as Wasteman’s relationship ends. As he makes something fabulous in the most un-fabulous of situations, expect triple threat talent, raucous laughs and lightning fast wig changes as he prepares for the competition in just four weeks, all while fleeing from the ghosts of his past.
Inspired by my real-life experiences working as a Refuse Loader during lockdown, this ‘drag oddysey’ is a love letter to hard-working Northerners and gender euphoria expressed through monologue, music, and drag. During the pandemic, I applied for every job available. In need of a career that would not be halted due to lockdown, I turned to refuse collection. To remain creative, I started to entertain my friends by hosting drag quizzes on Zoom as ‘Mariah Scary’. And so, the journey from bin-man to drag queen began.
The show has has since enjoyed a sell-out run at the Vault Festival and has been nominated for four awards, including two West End ‘Offies’. It is previewing at the Brighton Fringe before going up to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as a recipient of the prestigious Keep It Fringe Fund funded by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
As a young person born up North, I didn't get to see any stories about where I was from. And as a young queer person from a land far beyond London, stories about towns and lives like mine were non- existent. For this reason, I am over the moon to be bringing Wasteman to the Greater Manchestre Fringe. I believe that stories about gender expression are particularly necessary in the current climate. The piece fuses my passions for monologue, character-comedy, drag, musical theatre, and unusual day jobs.
As seen on Britain's Got Talent as a backing choir and the Last Leg.