Wow, I'm represented by no less than William Powell! Very suave, unlike me. And I notice that the mermaid (a distinct lack of fins there) has a drink in hand and William Powell has a ciggie. Ah, it was a simpler time, when you could drink and drive and, if caught, pay a $10 fine, and the surgeon general thought smoking was just hunky-dory. I don't think I've actually seen the movie in question, but I've wasted so much time with Turner Classic Movies (named after Gregg Turner, or maybe the Turner Diaries) that it is all just a black-and-white blur...... P.
OUR EDITOR REPLIES: There were other posters w/ full frontal finnery, as well as many images of the canine Mr. Peabody, the dog that walks like a man, but we decided to go w/ the road least traveled. And three out of five doctors recommend Camels for your digestion. The Gregg Turner Diaries, maybe? I'd check that out of the library.
King of Comments Peabody mentioned Indian Country a few items down. 
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Wow, I'm represented by no less than William Powell! Very suave, unlike me. And I notice that the mermaid (a distinct lack of fins there) has a drink in hand and William Powell has a ciggie. Ah, it was a simpler time, when you could drink and drive and, if caught, pay a $10 fine, and the surgeon general thought smoking was just hunky-dory. I don't think I've actually seen the movie in question, but I've wasted so much time with Turner Classic Movies (named after Gregg Turner, or maybe the Turner Diaries) that it is all just a black-and-white blur......
P.
OUR EDITOR REPLIES: There were other posters w/ full frontal finnery, as well as many images of the canine Mr. Peabody, the dog that walks like a man, but we decided to go w/ the road least traveled.
And three out of five doctors recommend Camels for your digestion.
The Gregg Turner Diaries, maybe? I'd check that out of the library.
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