Wizard of oz tin man

Camera negative of Jack Haley from The Wizard of Oz by Clarence Sinclair Bull.

"As for you, my galvanized friend, you want a heart. You don't know how lucky you are not to have one. Hearts will never be practical until they can be made unbreakable." --The Wizard of Oz Today is Friday. There is no sunshine out my window. Not today. What I got is gray sky. And rain. Lots of rain. Weatherman says rain will not go away. But despite gray sky, I got a feeling of sunshine, if only in my heart. So, on this cloudy, rainy, gray day, I am stopping by to share photographs of what…

Edison has liked to watch The Wizard of Oz since he was a baby and even now at nearly four enjoys sitting on my lap and joining me in a viewing. In fact, we've watched it twice in the last month alone. He loves the munchkins and all the kooky things in the busier scenes, like those that take place in Munchkinland and those within The Emerald City. He likes to watch Toto, any birds that appear in the film (he loves all birds anytime, anywhere), and he really enjoys the Wicked Witch. Her…

Wizard of Oz. joe can be the Tin Man, I'll be Dorothy, and Herc can be a scarecrow or the lion!

The Tin Man, or the Tin Woodman (real name: Nick Chopper), is one of the three tritagonists of The Wizard of Oz franchise. He is the second member of Dorothy's group. He was once a normal man until the Wicked Witch of the East cast a spell on his axe and caused him to lose his heart. Despite being a victim of the Witch's curse, he is very kind and gentle but he still joins Dorothy on her quest. He was portrayed by the late Jack Haley. Haley also played Aunt Em and Uncle Henry's farmworker…

This is a replica of the OIL CAN used by and for The Tin Man (as played by Jack Haley) in �The Wizard is Oz� (1939). As a man made completely of tin, the oil in the oil can played a prominent part in ...

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Take a trip back in time with historic vintage photos from the set of 'The Wizard of Oz.'

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