We made it friends! The last few days of 2022. Did it go as fast for you as it did for me? Wow did it ever zip by, maybe it was because I was so busy living life again that it went that fast.
I travelled (Colombia, Qatar, Indonesia, Malaysia, Chicago, Milwaukee, Vancouver, Newfoundland), I danced, saw friends & family again and of course lots of blogging.
2022 was also my 10 year blogging anniversary and I want to thank you all of you for your continued loyalty to my little blog (longtime readers and new). I could not do this without all of you. It’s been a blast and I cannot wait for more fun in 2023.
For my last post of the year, let’s take a look at Vintage New Years Eve Party photos from the 1920s-1960s Part 4 (P.S. at the end of this post, I share the other “Part 1-3” posts I have done on this topic).
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Vintage New Years Eve Party Photos from the 1920s-1960s
1940s New Year Celebration. YOOZA on the 1940s fashions and hairstyles in the room. What a stunning photo!
Source: Etsy-CatsPawPrintsShop
A doll is dubbed “Miss 1926” at a New Year’s Party on Jan. 1, 1926.
Source: Newstimes (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)
1950s vintage photo of three ladies at the Bar on New Year’s Eve. Round of shots for al!
Source: Etsy-iloveyoumorephotos
Top my drink off please! Fun 1950s vintage photo of a two people enjoying a little drink at at their house New Years Eve party.
Source: eBay
A woman at a New Year’s Eve party in Germany leans on an oversized bottle of champagne while making a toast, circa 1925.
Source: Newstimes. Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images
Funny hats and card games, makes this 1950s New Year’s Eve party a hit!
Source: Etsy-TheWaywardPhoto
Soldiers and civilians celebrating the New Year in a nightclub, 1942.
Time Life Pictures, Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
A New Year’s Eve party at Deauville Restaurant, Regent Street in London on Jan. 1, 1930.
Source: Newstimes. Photo by J. A. Hampton/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images
On the count of 3 everyone blow your noise maker! Happy New Year! 1954 vintage photo (I love the 1950s fashions).
Source: Etsy-JakeRoebucks
Welcome to 1956! Fun photo of party goers enjoying giant bottles of 7up and it’s boozy mix.
Source: Etsy-TheWaywardPhoto
1940s New Years Eve party at the El Dorado Ballroom, Houston, Texas.
Some interesting facts about the El Dorado:
- It was founded in 1939 to showcase musical performances for Houston’s Black community at a time when such venues were segregated.
- The owner was Anna Dupree, a successful Black business woman who operated the ballroom with her husband Clarence Dupree. The couple ran the venue for decades.
- The ballroom was more than a place to go listen to music. Black people in Houston couldn’t move about the city freely during the Jim Crow era, so venues like the Eldorado Ballroom were essential spaces.
- The music hall jump-started many Houston jazz and blues artists, like Lightnin’ Hopkins and Big Mama Thornton. Nationally acclaimed artists like James Brown and BB King also performed there.
- It is set to be restored thanks to the efforts of ‘Project Row Houses, a Third Ward community organization’ (Source).
Source: Flickr
A New Year’s Eve celebration at London’s Piccadilly Hotel on Dec. 31, 1931.
Source: Newstimes. (Photo by Sasha/Getty Images)
NYE 1960. More ridiculous party hats.
Source: Pinterest
Late 1940s / early 1950s photo of a house party filled with adults and kids and one cello.
Source: eBay
So dear friends aka my readers…Happy New Year!!
Further Reading:
- Vintage Photos of New Years Eve-Part 1
- Vintage Photos of New Years Eve Parties-Part 2!
- Vintage New Years Eve Photos – Part 3
- Vintage New Years Eve Party Photos -Part 4
- Vintage New Year’s Eve Advertisements & Party Announcements!
- Vintage New Years Eve Roundup -Vintage Advertising, Photos & More!
See you in 2023!
Liz
