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Jane Russell reads.

Jane Russell reads.

Novak reads.

Novak reads.

Faulkner reads.

Faulkner reads.

Jean Patchett reads.
edithshead:

Jean Patchett by Nina Leenfor LIFE Magazine, 194

Jean Patchett reads.

edithshead:

Jean Patchett by Nina Leen
for LIFE Magazine, 194

Van Doren reads.
loutigergirl99:

Mamie Van Doren lying on bed, circa 1960 

Van Doren reads.

loutigergirl99:

Mamie Van Doren lying on bed, circa 1960 

La Divina reads.
theniftyfifties:

Maria Callas 

La Divina reads.

theniftyfifties:

Maria Callas 

Nimoy reads.
beyondspock:

Learning lines.

Nimoy reads.

beyondspock:

Learning lines.

Marge reads. In the shower.

Marge reads. In the shower.

Isak Dinesen reads with Marilyn Monroe and Carson McCullers.
awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:

Marilyn Monroe, Karen Blixen-Finecke (aka Isak Dinesen) and Carson McCullers, February 5, 1959

Isak Dinesen reads with Marilyn Monroe and Carson McCullers.

awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:

Marilyn Monroe, Karen Blixen-Finecke (aka Isak Dinesen) and Carson McCullers, February 5, 1959

Bing reads.
nprfreshair:

Kevin Whitehead on Bing Crosby’s influence on popular music:

Bing Crosby’s influence on modern singing is so huge, we barely notice it anymore. It spread out through deadpan crooners like Perry Como, folksy colloquialists like Johnny Mercer, and warm sexy baritones like Billy Eckstine. Later singers who effectively undersell a song are indebted too, like Nick Drake and Leonard Cohen.

Image of Bing Crosby reading the sheet music is from a CBS radio recording session in the fall of 1954, at the CBS studio in Hollywood courtesy of HLC Properties Ltd.
 

Bing reads.

nprfreshair:

Kevin Whitehead on Bing Crosby’s influence on popular music:

Bing Crosby’s influence on modern singing is so huge, we barely notice it anymore. It spread out through deadpan crooners like Perry Como, folksy colloquialists like Johnny Mercer, and warm sexy baritones like Billy Eckstine. Later singers who effectively undersell a song are indebted too, like Nick Drake and Leonard Cohen.

Image of Bing Crosby reading the sheet music is from a CBS radio recording session in the fall of 1954, at the CBS studio in Hollywood courtesy of HLC Properties Ltd.