This bespectacled fellow is giving me a French Stewart (from Third Rock From The Sun) vibe.
The year 1951 was a special time for hair. Behold.
What in the name of Lyle Lovett? Oh, let’s not be hasty in our judgment; perhaps it was covering a right-sided tumor.
This next series takes us from disdain to giddy jubilation in just four steps.
Not everyone can have fantastic hair like Snazzle Dazzle here.
Right, Leslie?
Pretty sure he turned out to be a psychopath.
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Bwahaha! Planning on having a hairy day Kerbey? ha!
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It is humid and my hair is two feet sideways.
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Took me a while to get your title. Pretty funny. Yeah the hair dos then were rather outre’ I attributed it to an excess supply of lube from the War.
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I won’t touch that!
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fun series! Clever girl you are to pull this all together so very wittily 🙂 Want to see what these fellers look like today. Bald, I’d imagine. And also no longer with us?
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Probably yes, but oh, the glory days of full heads of hair. Maybe we will have Eva Gabor wigs for ourselves in 40 yrs? Naaaah.
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One of these boys is sure to be named Bubba Coonrod.
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You crack me up.
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I loved French Stewart and can see the resemblance. I love the hair of men with curls and waves in it. I don’t think I have seen too much of this, although Elvis had such flair! There was a famous person with a ‘pompadour’ but cannot remember who it was? Maybe Prince?
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Prince’s hair did go up pretty high in the air. It wasn’t that slicky kind like James Dean or Danny in “Grease.” Elvis is the original, eh?
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Their graduation song was “Pompadours and Circumstantial Evidence,” Kerbey. Just saying. Wow.
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#13 looks like he knows how to do a stint in Sing-Sing.
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Yes, that is why originally they were going to use his face for the new movie “Get Hard,” since he is clearly hard. No messing with #13.
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