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She Was Freezing and Mad : The Story Behind This Famous Slim Aarons Photo

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Rita Aarons, wife of photographer Slim Aarons, in Los Angeles, California, 1954. Photo: Courtesy Staley-Wise Gallery, New York / © Getty Images Each year, come this season, a certain Slim Aarons photo makes the rounds on Instagram. It features a bathing beauty floating in a pool, bobbing alongside metallic holiday ornaments. Behind her, three children play with the floating, shining orbs. And because it’s not Slim Aarons unless there’s an element of lavish frivolity, a Christmas tree emerges from the water, festooned with swags of aluminum-foil-colored tinsel and metallic bows. The tree is inexplicably anchored to the bottom of the pool, and at the highest point of the tree is a Christmas star, glinting in the California sun. Off in the distance is the Hollywood sign. It’s titled “Christmas Swim.”

On this date in Maine history: Dec 11

On this date in Maine history: Dec. 11 By Joseph Owen World premiere of Peyton Place in Camden on Dec. 11, 1957. Courier Gazette photo Dec. 11, 1957: The iconic film “Peyton Place,” whose title entered the English language as a synonym for a community full of tawdry secrets, holds its premiere in Camden, where much of it was filmed. The Camden Theater hosts a capacity crowd of 610, including celebrities chased by searchlights, for two showings of the movie, which is based on the best-selling novel by New Hampshire native Grace Metalious. Husband-and-wife actors Gary Merrill and Bette Davis, who do not appear in the movie but who are both Maine residents, introduce the celebrities, including Camden doughnut queen Ellen Cooper.

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