A Bunny for Easter

[Joe Thompson]

Happy Easter, everyone. The image is a detail from a Vitagraph ad in the 23-May-1915 Moving Picture World.

[Tastypotpie]

That is SOME snaggletooth!

[Richard M Roberts]

If this is the Easter Bunny, why do I think we'll be looking for hidden bottles of scotch rather than Easter Eggs?


RICHARD M ROBERTS (Hey, come to think of it, that ain't an Unhappy Easter!)

[Joe Thompson]

I got the date wrong: 23-May-1914. Mea culpa.

[T0m M]

If this is the Easter Bunny, why do I think we'll be looking for hidden bottles of scotch rather than Easter Eggs?


RICHARD M ROBERTS (Hey, come to think of it, that ain't an Unhappy Easter!)

You've never heard of Scotch eggs?

[Richard M Roberts]

If this is the Easter Bunny, why do I think we'll be looking for hidden bottles of scotch rather than Easter Eggs?


RICHARD M ROBERTS (Hey, come to think of it, that ain't an Unhappy Easter!)

You've never heard of Scotch eggs?

Yes, but those are disgusting. Now, scotch with eggs might be an excellent way to start the mornin'.


RICHARD M ROBERTS (and a Happy Easter to You)

[greta de groat]

If this is the Easter Bunny, why do I think we'll be looking for hidden bottles of scotch rather than Easter Eggs?


RICHARD M ROBERTS (Hey, come to think of it, that ain't an Unhappy Easter!)

You've never heard of Scotch eggs?

Mmmmm, for the days when we could eat Scotch eggs without worrying about fat and cholesterol. One of my fond memories of England (and about the only food i really liked, but of course this was 30 years ago)

Happy Easter,
greta

[Gagman 66]

This is a much better Bunny. That's Loretta Young supposedly from 1929.

[boblipton]

Makes Alan Sherman's "You're Getting to be a Rabbit With Me" play in my mind.

Bob

[entredeuxguerres]

Egg o' my dreams: