Showing posts with label 1930s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1930s. Show all posts

June 5, 2014

We've planted the flower garden.


Kėdainiai, Lithuania, probably early 1930s. My friend V sent along another image of her paternal Grandmother, her Dad, and her paternal Uncle.

Thanks, V!

January 24, 2014

A Friend's Family


Kėdainiai, Lithuania, probably early 1930s. My friend V sent this image of her Dad (front), her paternal Grandfather, her paternal Uncle, and her paternal Grandmother.

Thanks, V!

January 22, 2014

Undated Reunion


Near Kaunas, Lithuania, probably mid-1930s. It stopped snowing, and the flakes settled.

August 9, 2013

Fashionable


Probably near Vilnius, Lithuania, about 1930. This is a relative of Suzanne—the wife of my Dad's cousin Henry. The woman may even by Suzanne's older sister, Valerie.

Thanks to Suzanne's Granddaughter—my Kaunas Cousin—for making this photo available to us.

July 31, 2013

Warm-Weather Memory


Kaunas, Lithuania, early 1930s. A friend of Henry and Suzanne delights in the summer.
Thanks to Henry and Suzanne's Granddaughter—my Kaunas Cousin—for making this photo available to us.

July 28, 2013

Sunday Tea


Kaunas, Lithuania, early 1930s. My favorite photos are the ones in which people naturally show expressions of love. These are friends of my Dad's older cousin, Henry, and his wife, Suzanne.

Thanks to my Kaunas Cousin for making this photo available to us.

May 24, 2013

Summer approaches.


Near Kaunas, Lithuania, about 1930. Boating along the Nemunas River was a popular family activity in the 1930s. Here, relatives of Suzanne—the wife of my Dad's older cousin, Henry—set off for an afternoon ride.
 
Thanks to my Kaunas Cousin for making this photo available to us.

May 22, 2013

Before the War


Kaunas, Lithuania, late 1930s. This is my Dad's older cousin, Vytas. The Soviets deported Vytas to Siberia, where he lived in exile for about seventeen years.

Thanks to my Kaunas Cousin for making this photo available to us.

May 1, 2013

Deanna Durbin has died.

Durbin was my Mom's second favorite* movie star. Mom saw subtitled Durbin movies in Lithuania. Many thought the popularity of the jazzier Judy Garland diminished Durbin's appeal.

*The favorite? Jeanette McDonald. Mom's favorite movie is Maytime.