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Marilyn’s first attempt to legitimize herself and move away from adult films was a cabaret show which played the Riverboat Restaurant at the Empire State Building in New York in 1974, with tryouts in Passaic, New Jersey. Read more here.

Backstage at the opening night of Marilyn’s cabaret show at The Riverboat Restaurant at The Empire State Building, New York City, April 1974

After a long day of flying yesterday, which included three planes, six hours of layovers, no sleep on the aptly-named red-eye, and two hours of navigating trains and subways upon landing, I am officially in New York City preparing for tonight’s

Please check out my travel blog, full of images I have shot over the last dozen or more years of traveling around the country and world. survivingwanderlust: New York Skyline Contrasts, 2012

timeout: “No urban night is like the night there… squares after squares of flame, set up and cut into the aether. Here is our poetry, for we have pulled down the stars to our will.” [Video: ‘What Up New York’, Stéphane Legrand]

asylum-art-2: Splendid Nighttime Photographs of Las Vegas, San Francisco, New York and Chicago Shot from a Helicopter by Vincent Laforet “The scary part was to open the door and slide out of the helicopter at 9,000 ft.,” says Vincent

Lois DeFee Image #4 of a larger photo series from Irving Klaw; photographed at the ‘Club Nocturne’ in New York City ..

musicbabes: In a photo from July of ‘53, Nejla Ates is seen performing at the 'Latin Quarter’ nightclub, in New York City..

Sally Rand appears on the cover of a vintage 30’s-era program guide for ‘The COCOANUT Grove Roof’ theatre; located on Central Park West at 62nd Street, in New York City..

The “Modern architecture” of Zorita Vintage 50’s-era image from the ‘THREE LIONS’ photo archive in New York City..

STRIPTEASE DOLLS – BURLESK BEAUTIES A vintage photograph from 1955 highlights the marquee of the ‘TIMES Theatre’, in New York City..

fondajane: Vintage photo of the marquee at Billy Minsky’s ‘Republic BURLESQUE’ theatre, in New York City.. (Taken with Instagram)

Florence Moore A vintage press photo from 1931.. She was one of the lead showgirls performing in Billy Rose’s “Crazy Quilt” revue; presented at the ‘APOLLO Theatre’, in New York City..

thisisnodream: Burlesque dancer Rose La Rose in New York City.. (c. 1940s) More pics of Rose can be found here..

Elaine King A vintage promo photo from October of ‘43.. Elaine was a dancer that appeared regularly in shows presented at Billy Rose’s ‘DIAMOND HORSESHOE’ nightclub in New York City..

A vintage photo from 1938 features the formidable facade of the ‘Irving Place Theatre’; located on the corner of 15th Street and Irving Place, in New York City.. Built in 1888, the building opened as ‘Amberg’s German Theatre’, before

STRIPS AROUND THE WORLD • SINNER-AMA BURLESK Vintage photo from 1953 highlights the marquee of the ‘TIMES Theatre’; located at 8th Avenue & 41st Street, in New York City.. “HOT MUSIC” and “LOW Comedy SKITS”!!

SINNER-AMA BURLESK — STRIPS Around The WORLD A vintage photograph from 1958 features traffic out front of the ‘TIMES Theatre’ marquee, in New York City..

Vintage photo dated from June 27 - 1945, features Gypsy Rose Lee digging out some cash from her stocking, to help publicize New York City’s ‘MARCH Of DIMES’ charity campaign to end childhood paralysis..

Lynne O’Neill aka. “The Original Garter Girl”.. Photographed at the bar of ‘Georgia’s Blue Room’ in New York City, where she often performed during the mid-1950’s..

In 1949, Faith Arlen performs her “Leda and the Swan” routine for servicemen visiting the ‘ClubSAMOA’; located in the heart of 52nd Street’s “Strip Alley”, in New York City.. Photo by - Burt Glinn

taylormorseart: Vintage 40’s-era photo of the famed LEON and EDDIE’S’ nightclub; located at 33 West 52nd Street, in New York City.. The cover of this 1941-edition menu was illustrated by Wesley Morse..

WINNER IN COURT BATTLE Vintage photo dated from September 24 - 1940, features Rosita Royce (seen here, without her Doves) in a New York City courtroom, where she was awarded a judgment of 񘊥 against men who had breached her signed contract to appear

Zorita is featured on this vintage 40’s-era matchbook from the ‘COBRA Club’ ; located somewhere in downtown New York City.. She performed with a variety of snakes in her act,– but never with a cobra!

Gypsy Rose Lee (aka. Louise Hovick) Appearing here in a publicity still from the 1942-edition of Michael Todd’s ‘STAR And GARTER’ show.. The production opened at New York City’s ‘MUSIC BOX Theatre’ on June 24 -1942; and closed on December

Rusty Lane aka. “The Duchess Of Disrobe”.. Rusty was still a 15 year-old high school girl when she began working as a showgirl in New York City.. In the early 1940’s, her friend Ginger Britton helped Rusty land

In August of 1952, Lili St. Cyr performs her famous “Bubble Bath” routine on stage at the ‘Club SAMOA’ nightclub: located in the heart of 52nd Street’s “Strip Alley”, in New York City..

STRIPS AROUND THE WORLD • SINNER-AMA BURLESKVintage photo from 1955 highlights the elaborate marquee of the ‘TIMES Theatre’; which was located on 8th Avenue near 41st Street, in New York City..

Lynne O’Neill ..losing herself to the rhythm of the music!Photographed during a 50’s-era performance at ‘Georgia’s Blue Room’; located on 129 West 48th Street, in New York City..

burleskateer: In August of 1952, Lili St. Cyr performs her famous “Bubble Bath” routine on stage at the ‘Club SAMOA’ nightclub: located in the heart of 52nd Street’s “Strip Alley”, in New York City..

Famed photographer Weegee (Arthur Fellig) captures Sherry Britton performing on the stage of an unidentified nightclub.. Most likely, somewhere on New York City’s 52nd Street..

Vintage 40’s-era photo features the marquee of the old ‘GAIETY Theatre’; located on Broadway, in downtown New York City.. Featured as Headliners on their Girlie stage show, are: Marlene, Pat Joyce, and Lois DeFee..

burleskateer: Rusty Lane aka. “The Duchess Of Disrobe”.. Rusty was still a 15 year-old high school girl when she began working as a showgirl in New York City.. In the early 1940’s, her friend Ginger Britton helped Rusty land

sci-universe: The series “Gotham 7.5K” by photographer and filmmaker Vincent Laforet really show how great our imaging technology has got: he captured those absolutely stunning high-altitude photos of New York City at night on a helicopter. Cameras

These photos of a morass of telephone wires in New York City were taken in 1887 and 88, only a little more than 10 years after the telephone was first patented… More pics here - http://twentytwowords.com/2013/03/01/the-insane-mess-of-telephone-wires-over

New York Subway by Enrico Natali Candid portraits of New York City subway riders in the 1960s.

stadium-love-: Citi Field: Home of the New York Mets

cjwho: The High Line, Manhattan, New York The High Line is a public park built on an historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. It is owned by the City of New York, and maintained and operated by Friends of the

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NYC gives green light to the building of apartments with 'poor door'

BACK IN THE DAY |11/2/93| Rudy Giuliani is elected 107th mayor of New York City.

BACK IN THE DAY |11/2/93| Rudy Giuliani is elected 107th mayor of New York City.

COP YOU SOME | “NY City of Championship” Collection by No Mas Paying tribute to the city that never weeps with a collection of new vintage objects—shirts, vinyls, pennants, posters, hats, and VHS tapes. Cop here.

New York based photographer Stephan Wilkes has managed to capture the passage of time in a single photograph. His “Day to Night” photo series explores the many changes that take place in Stehphan’s beloved city of New York as it transitions from

stadium-love-: Citi Slickers by Al Gerrity Citi Field: Home of the New York Mets

xthewildesidex: the city of dreams.

saltyshelley: This is a real picture of Grand Central Station, which is deserted because of the evacuation order to New York City, given by Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

new-yorkcity: The Start of Irene from the Observation Deck of Empire State Building

ratak-monodosico: The Brooklyn Bridge: not always so beloved September 8, 2009 Well-dressed men and women circa 1890, suspended between the city of New York and the city of Brooklyn. Judging by all the smoke in the background, it looks like the camera

yama-bato: Alfred Stieglitz Reflections - Venice [Picturesque Bits of New York and Other Studies] 1897 (print) 1894 (photographed)

yama-bato: Alfred Stieglitz Reflections - Venice [Picturesque Bits of New York and Other Studies] 1897 (print) 1894 (photographed)

luzfosca: Vivian Maier Streets of New York, 1950s Thanks to wonderfulambiguity

it-is-the-stone-cold-world: (via A Reflection of New York City › Illusion – The Most Amazing Creations in Art, Photography, Design, and Video.)

flashbackdandies: Riding the Subway with Stanley Kubrick As most New Yorkers know, the subway system is the lifeline of New York City. In 1946 Stanley Kubrick set out as a staff photographer for LOOK Magazine to capture the story of New York City’s

fiore-rosso: highlines of new york; chelsea school of aerial arts | adam shapland. ‘‘Life should be lived on the edge of life. You have to exercise rebellion: to refuse to tape yourself to rules, to refuse your own success, to refuse to repeat yourself,

onceuponatown: New York, 23rd Street Station, of The New IRT, February 4, 1905.

aryburn-trains: In this fine scene by staff photographer Ed Nowak, the postwar “20th Century Limited” is posed for a publicity photo along the Hudson River near Harmon, New York as Breakneck Mountain looms in the background during September of

This vintage video from 1957 captures a timeless energy and diversity that is characteristic of the sleepless streets of New York City, when Times Square filled with movie theatres was already considered its own city and the styles were quite formal by

thomeyorker:Looking at Art in New York, February 1947. Photography by Stanley Kubrick. Reproduced by kind permission of the Museum of the City of New York

escapekit: GOTHAM 7.5K Photographer and filmmaker Vincent Laforet has captured stunning high-altitude photos of New York City at night. Flying high above the city of New York, Vincent captured these beautiful shots during a night time helicopter ride.

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