#charles belden

[vintagewildlife]

Sheep on a Wyoming ranch By: Charles J. Belden From: Everyday Biology 1946

#domestic sunday #sheep #caprine #ungulate #mammal #1946 #1940s #Charles J. Belden #Everyday Biology (1946)

[cheriladycl01]

Awwwh can we have a blurb for the secret santa fic where Charles gets reader? I was hoping he'd get her one of the years because of the crushhh 🥺

Hello Anon! I was actually think of doing a part 2 of future years… so 2024-2026? If you guys don’t like this idea though I can for sure do just a blurb!

Also for anyone wondering, there’s lots coming up!

We’ve got Part 2 of Max Vertsappen x Norris! Reader x Charles Leclerc

We’ve got Part 3 of my “Ghost” Oscar Piastri series

We’ve got Part 5 of my “Better than me” Charles Leclerc series

We’ve got Part 3 of my “The Rookie Prodigy” Carlos Sainz series

We’ve got Part 3/4 of my “I can’t do this anymore” George Russell series

And lots more individual one shots! And more series that I’m thinking about!

Do you guys like Au?

Or do you prefer when reader is like a driver, actress etc?

Or even when they are just the average joe?

Let me know your thoughts below! But I’m travelling back from my parents home to my house, rn so the wiring juices are flowing so you guys should get something good!

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#f1 imagine #f1 x reader #formula 1 x you #formula 1 #formula one #formula one fanfiction #f1 secret santa #charles leclerc #charles lecrelc x reader #lewis hamilton #max verstappen x reader #lando norris imagine

[opencharacters]

I just watched House of Wax, the 2005 film and while it was pretty enjoyable the reason i bring this up here is because i noticed its based on a short story.

"The Wax Works" by Charles S. Belden from 1932 was the basis for the film Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) as well as House of Wax (1953), Mill of the Stone Women (1960), Chamber of Horrors (1966) and of course House of Wax (2005)

Charles S. Belden died in 1954 so his short story becomes public domain as follows

In Europe and other Life+70 years countries: 2025

In New Zealand and other Life + 50 years countries: Already public domain since 2005

In the United States: 2028

Just thought that was neat, we getting close to it lapsing in copyright in most of the world.

#house of wax #mystery of the wax museum #horror films #public domain

[spnscripthunt]

Enjoy! 🎃👻🔪

#jensen ackles #jared paladecki #friday the 13th #friday the 13th (2009) #house of wax (2005) #house of wax #house of wax (1953) #my bloody valentine #my bloody valentine (2009) #scripts #screenplays #admin: lets-steal-an-archive

[thewarmestplacetohide]

Dread by the Decade: Mystery of the Wax Museum

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Source Material: "The Wax Works" by Charles S. Belden Year: 1933 Genre: Psychological Horror, Mystery Rating: UR (Recommended: PG-13) Country: USA Language: English Runtime: 1 hour 17 minutes

Director: Michael Curtiz Cinematographer: Ray Rennahan Editor: George Amy Composer: Cliff Hess Writers: Don Mullally, Carl Erickson Cast: Glenda Farrell, Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray, Frank McHugh

Plot: Just before a wax museum opens, corpses begin disappearing from the local morgue.

Review: Snappy dialogue and striking visuals aren't enough to pull together a film that can't decide if it's a comedic noire or tense horror.

Overall Rating: 2/5

Story: 1.5/5 - You can guess the twist without even watching it and its disturbing central concept is only superficially explored. Too much time is spent on dialogue that is not as clever as it wants to be.

Performances: 2.5/5 - Atwell is an unmemorable bad guy, Wray is a generic damsel, and Farrell is sometimes trying too hard to be brash. There's also awkward fight scenes where the actors wrestle silently.

Cinematography: 4/5 - Great use of technicolor and fluid camera movements.

Editing: 2.5/5 - Overly abrupt cuts.

Effects: 4/5 - Wonderful use of pyrotechnics and some fun mad scientist tools.

Sets: 4/5 - The wax museums (there are actually two) are the highlights, though they're underutilized.

Costumes, Hair, & Make-Up: 2/5 - The burn prosthetics are a bit weak, even for the time.

Trigger Warnings:

Mild violence

Mild body horror

Ableist depiction of a deaf character

Misogyny (uncritically perpetuated)

Brief racism

#Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) #Mystery of the Wax Museum #Michael Curtiz #American #Dread by the Decade #review #1930s #make queue vile

[littlefeather-wolf]

Two American Indian men with pipes sitting next to Indian woman at Crow Fair

Painted buffalo hide hangs behind them.

Photographer : Belden, Charles J., 1887-1966

McCracken Research Library, Buffalo Bill Center of the WestMcCracken ...

C. 1887

#native american #littlefeather wolf #crow

[byneddiedingo]

Fay Wray and Glenda Farrell in Mystery of the Wax Museum (Michael Curtiz, 1933)

Cast: Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray, Glenda Farrell, Frank McHugh, Allen Vincent, Gavin Gordon, Edwin Maxwell, Holmes Herbert, Claude King, Arthur Edmund Carewe, Thomas E. Jackson, DeWitt Jennings, Matthew Betz, Monica Bannister. Screenplay: Don Mullaly, Carl Ericson, Charles Belden. Cinematography: Ray Rennahan. Art direction: Anton Grot. Film editing: George Amy. 

The ever-imperiled Fay Wray gets higher billing, but the real star of Mystery of the Wax Museum is Glenda Farrell, playing an intrepid (what else?), tough-talking (ditto) newspaper reporter, Florence Dempsey. Flo's boss, Jim (Frank McHugh), gives her her walking papers, so she sets out to find a sensational story to save her job. She uncovers the sinister plot of Ivan Igor (Lionel Atwill), who is opening a new wax museum in New York. Igor had a similar museum in London, but it was losing money, so his partner in the business, Joe Worth (Edwin Maxwell), burned it down to collect the insurance. Igor was trapped in the conflagration but survived. Handicapped by his wounds, he trains new sculptors to re-create the glories of the old museum. One of the trainees is Ralph Burton (Allen Vincent), whose fiancée, Charlotte Duncan (Wray), turns out to be the spitting image of Igor's most prized sculpture in the old museum, an effigy of Marie Antoinette. Naturally, Igor plans to "sculpt" Charlotte into a new Marie: His method of capturing images is, let's say, not the traditional one. By a bit of breaking and entering, Flo manages to discover the macabre truth behind the wax museum's images. The plot gimmick -- a reporter uncovers a madman's schemes -- is exactly that of Doctor X (1932), Michael Curtiz's other venture into horror movie territory filmed in two-strip Technicolor, which also starred Atwill and Wray. Mystery of the Wax Museum is the better movie, with Farrell giving a better performance as the snoopy reporter than Lee Tracy in the earlier movie. It also has a neater plot, and a real creep factor in the spooky statues -- most of which are actors standing very still. Makeup artists Ray Romero and Perc Westmore and costume designer Orry-Kelly deserve special mention.

#Mystery of the Wax Museum #Michael Curtiz #Fay Wray #Glenda Farrell

[newsaza]

Tim Burton Wanted To Make House Of Wax Remake With Michael Jackson

Tim Burton Wanted To Make House Of Wax Remake With Michael Jackson

With a variety of other projects having never come to fruition, Tim Burton reveals he wanted to make a House of Wax musical remake with Michael Jackson starring. The string of eponymous horror movies stems from Charles S. Belden’s unpublished short story “The Wax Works,” revolving around a wax museum run by a mysterious sculptor and harboring a dark secret. The story was first brought to the big…

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[schaeffersresearch]

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[yallmeansall]

Cowgirl on a fence, 1908 | Photography by Charles Belden

#charles belden #charles j belden #western #cowgirl #american west #american west photography #western photography #yeehaw

[saloongirls]

girl holding a coyote, photographed by Charles Belden between 1914-1940 | via Boy Howdy

#vintage #cowboycore #western #wild west #ranchcore #photography #charles belden #americana

[mariocki]

House of Wax (1953)

"Everything I ever loved has been taken away from me - but not you, my Marie Antoinette, for I will give you eternal life!"

#house of wax #1953 #andré de toth #horror film #films i done watched #vincent price #frank lovejoy #phyllis kirk #carolyn jones #Paul Picerni #Roy Roberts #Angela Clarke #paul cavanagh #Dabbs Greer #charles bronson #Reggie Rymal #Nedrick Young #Philip Tonge #crane wilbur #Charles Belden #By '53 Price's relatively brief career as a romantic leading man was already on the wane and he was reduced to bit parts and supporting #Roles. This was the film that reinvented him as a master of horror and for that we should be eternally grateful. A garish remake of 1933's #Mystery of the Wax Museum this has the added usp of being the first mainstream 3d film from a major studio and kicking off the first 3d #Craze (something we seem to be cursed to repeat every few decades). Watching a 2d version isn't apparently missing much and you might not #Even notice if it weren't for a painfully incongruous scene of a carnival barker batting a ping pong ball directly at the camera for #Minutes on end. Price is delightful of course tho he was yet to go full Ham. The decision to reveal the disfigurement makeup in the first #Reel is a curious one when it is still played as a shocking moment at the finale. Carolyn Jones has a lot of fun in a support role and gets #Some of the best lines. I'd forgotten Bronson was in this (credited by his real name of Buchinsky). Some effectively creepy moments and the #Fire at the museum in the first part is truly impressive (and by all accounts was outrageously dangerous to stage) but the cheery ending #Coda is much too saccharine. It's no Waxwork (1988) but then what is and it made for a very nice long distance date night movie

[cheriladycl01]

Purge Time

Hey guy's so I'm feeling it's time to clean up my account a little bit. A lot of my stories have atrocious SPAG errors and my F1 masterlist is getting kind of long.

So I'm here to ask do you like the length of the current F1 Masterlist where you can see everything I've written out in the open, or would you like separate Masterlist's for the people I tend to write for more, such as Lando, Max, Charles, Carlos, Oscar etc.

Let me know!

Love you always <3

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@littlesatanicassholebitch @hockey-racing-fubol @laura-naruto-fan1998 @22yuki @simxican @sinofwriting @lewisroscoelove @cmleitora @stupidandunnecessary @clayra-g @daemyratwst @honey-belden @moonypixel @lauralarsen @vader-is-hot @ironcowboycopnickel @itsjustkhaos @the-untamed-soul @beebo86 @happylittlereader @ziejustme @lou-larcher5 @thewulf @purplephantomwolf @chasing-liberosis @chillyleclerc @chanthereader @annoyingmoonballoon @summissss @evieepepi08 @havaneseoger08 @celesteblack08 @gulphulp @fandom1ruined2me @celebstories @starfusionsworld @jspitwall @sierruhh @georgeparisole @dakotatankbig @youcannotcancelquidditch @zzonsbeek @tallbrownhairsarcastic @mellowarcadefun @ourteenagetragedy @otako5811 @countingstacksandpanicattacks @peachiicherries @formulas-bitch @cherry-piee @hopexcroc @mirrorball-6 @spilled-coffee-cup @mehrmonga @bigsimperika @blueberry64857959 @eiraethh @lilypadlover @curseofhecate @alliwantisadonut @the-fem1n1ne-urge @21stcenturytaegi @dark-night-sky-99 @spideybv28 @i-wish-this-was-me @tallrock35 @butterfly-lover @barnestatic @landossainz @darleneslane @barcelonaloverf1life @r0nnsblog @ilove-tswizzle @kapsylia @laneyspaulding19 @lazybot @malynn @cassielikereading @viennakarma @teamnovalak @landosgirlxoxo @marie0v @jlb20416 @yourbane @teamnovalak @nikfigueiredo @fionaschicken @0picels0 @seomako @urdad-hot @formula1mount @tinydeskwriter @butterfly-lover @ironmaiden1313

#f1 imagine #f1 masterlist

[sunkentreasurecove]

#Charles Belden #art #photo #b&w #aesthetic

[silverjews]

mental illness test

count how many names you know from the following list, the higher your score the higher the mental illness, if you know all the names you should not be allowed to interact with the public

virgil texas

nick mullen

anna khachiyan

dasha nekrasova

sam hyde

charls carrol

adam friedland

will menaker

brace belden

matt christman

liz franczak

felix biederman

stavros halkias

amber a'lee frost

[beguines]

I think of St. Gudula, a young woman of prayer in eighth-century Brabant. She loved poplars, praying with them often. On the cold January day after she was buried, the people of the village of Hamme swore that a poplar tree at the foot of her grave suddenly burst into green leaf. It needed to sing, grieving for itself while also celebrating her passage into the church triumphant. It think I understand, having loved a poplar tree of my own.

I guess that's why I make this request. Open the kingdom for a cottonwood tree. Let the green creation sing at the banquet. Love alone demands it. Charles Péguy once told a story about God's welcoming faithful Christians into heaven. But on meeting them at the gate, God looked over their shoulder, anxiously asking, "Where are the others? You didn't leave them behind, did you?" The measure of the authenticity of the communion of Christ is the measurelessness of its power to include. For Christians, loving the natural world isn't any longer a matter of choice. It's required by the community in which they live.

Belden C. Lane, Ravished by Beauty: The Surprising Legacy of Reformed Spirituality

#belden c. lane #ravished by beauty #theology #ecotheology