I'm a postgraduate student with an old soul. I love ancient and medieval history, vintage clothing, and oldies music. Though I enjoy looking back at the past, I try to live in the moment and appreciate the little things in life. I love tea, movies, British television, period dramas, and classical music. I have so many interests that I don't think this page will have a focus. Expect posts about the things I'm passionate about, which include but certainly are not limited to tap dancing, music, Disney, Harry Potter, Merlin, Sherlock, Doctor Who, musicals, Starkid, Mad Men, Downton Abbey, and the Beatles.



williamclarkgable: Clark Gable, 1932

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable, 1932


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1936

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1936


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable in Gone with the Wind, 1939

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable in Gone with the Wind, 1939


graceandfamily: Promotional picture of “Mogambo” with Grace Kelly and Clark Gable (1953)

graceandfamily:

Promotional picture of “Mogambo” with Grace Kelly and Clark Gable (1953)


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable, 1936

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable, 1936


tracylord: 133/100 150 • {Myrna Loy}

tracylord:

133/100 150 • {Myrna Loy}


marthaivers:

Carole Lombard and Clark Gable, 1940


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable, ca. 1941

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable, ca. 1941


signorelligirl: Joan Crawford and Clark Gable photographed for Chained (1934)

signorelligirl:

Joan Crawford and Clark Gable photographed for Chained (1934)


avintagegirlatheart: Clark Gable proudly stands in front of his Packard.

avintagegirlatheart:

Clark Gable proudly stands in front of his Packard.


Clark adored woman- not in a leechy way. He loved beauty. His eyes would sparkle when he saw a beautiful woman, and if he liked you he’d let you know it. He was boyish, mannish and brute- all kinds of goodies. When he grinned, you’d have to melt. If you didn’t want him as a lover, you’d have to give him a bear hug. He affected all females unless they were dead. -Joan Blondell

Clark adored woman- not in a leechy way. He loved beauty. His eyes would sparkle when he saw a beautiful woman, and if he liked you he’d let you know it. He was boyish, mannish and brute- all kinds of goodies. When he grinned, you’d have to melt. If you didn’t want him as a lover, you’d have to give him a bear hug. He affected all females unless they were dead.

-Joan Blondell


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable and Jean Harlow on the set of Red Dust (1932)

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable and Jean Harlow on the set of Red Dust (1932)


williamclarkgable: Clark Gable during the filming of Red Dust, 1932

williamclarkgable:

Clark Gable during the filming of Red Dust, 1932


signorelligirl: Clark Gable, 1940

signorelligirl:

Clark Gable, 1940


waterloo-bridge: Clark Gable on the set of Gone with the Wind, 1939.

waterloo-bridge:

Clark Gable on the set of Gone with the Wind, 1939.