"The truth is that the devil is very cunning. The truth is that he is not always as ugly as they say."
✒ #JacquesCazotte, French author and Monarchist who was guilĺotined in the French Revolution, was #BOTD 17 October 1719. #Literature

"The truth is that the devil is very cunning. The truth is that he is not always as ugly as they say."
✒ #JacquesCazotte, French author and Monarchist who was guilĺotined in the French Revolution, was #BOTD 17 October 1719. #Literature
🎨 #CristofanoAllori, Italian painter of the late Florentine Mannerist school, was #BOTD 17 October 1577. #Art #Painting
Birthday remembrance - Rex Bell #botd
nature: a place where birds fly around uncooked
#oscarwilde #botd
Lloyd Corrigan was born today in 1900 #botd
Remembering Rex Bell born Oct 16, in 1903.
Over 40 roles including From Broadway to Cheyenne, Stormy Trails, The Idaho Kid - & served as Lieutenant Governor of Nevada from 1955-1962.
Did You Know? He was married to Clara Bow from 1931 until his passing in 1962
#botd
Remembering Ann Morgan Guilbert on her birthday #botd
Born Today, Oct 16, in 1917, Alice Pearce.
Over 40 roles including On the Town, The Disorderly Orderly, The Glass Bottom Boat - & of course nosy Mrs Kravitz (#1) on TV's Bewitched!
Did You Know? She was a successful Broadway actress, appearing in over 10 different shows, including On the Town
#botd
Nico Remembered: “She was so strong and she’d had such a full and rich life.” (Mojo Magazine)
#Nico #BOTD #VelvetUnderground
Friends and collaborators remember the enigmatic voice of the Velvet Underground’s final years living in the UK.
Nico in Blue
#Nico #BOTD #VelvetUnderground
Kaleidoscopic Nico
Still from Nico Crying, 1966. Directed by Andy Warhol.
From a two-reel film. In it, she sits for over an hour while dazzling colored lights and slides—first used during Exploding Plastic Inevitable performances—are projected onto her face.
Birthday remembrance - Alice Pearce #botd 💕
#BOTD Tim McCarver, October 16, 1941 – February 16, 2023.
Linda Darnell by Ed Henderson for Screenland magazine’s “Most Beautiful Still of the Month,” January 1942. #botd