Straight from the Land of Oz come this brief video of Professor Woggle-bug singing and dancing. Unfortunately, while the the images and music comes across just fine, the words in the video below seem undecipherable – I suspect this is due to the digital file having to pass through the Magic Barrier that surrounds Oz. Basically, this Thoroughly Educated Woggle-bug is singing about and celebrating his latest book on Amazon: “H. M. Woggle-Bug, T.E. (Highly Magnified Woggle-bug, Thoroughly Educated) Presents Botanical Surprises in the Land of Oz”. You can find it here: Click to go to Oz!

The book is a delightful collection of art and poetry describing a variety of unusual plants in the beautiful and mysterious Land of Oz.

To help new arrivals and tourists to be more at ease when traveling and exploring this marvelous country, Princess Ozma, ruler of Oz, asked Professor H. M. Woggle-Bug, T. E. to put together this small book of representative plants as an introductory tool.

The plants picked to be presented in “Botanical Surprises in the Land of Oz” exemplify the kind of flora one might discover both within the Emerald City and in the vast wild terrain that stretches to the horizoning boundaries of Oz.

Some floral species were spelled into creation by magicians, wizards and witches, but most have evolved under the influence of the magic that is woven into the fabric of this special place. Find out about Elephant Plants, Soursuckles, Lunch Box Trees and much more.

Here is an enjoyable read for children, adults, botanists and anyone who gardens. Along with entertaining descriptions, this book contains full color illustrations for easier identification.

About the Author: Carl Scott Harker is the author of many works including “Frankenstein’s Monster in Oz”, “The Mad Artist” – a Sherlock Holmes story, “The Happy Cat and other Illustrated Poems”, “Classic Art of Absinthe”, “Classic Fine Art of Cats”, “The Adventures of Oilock Combs: Two Sherlock Holmes Pastiches” and “Fine Art Witches and Pinup Witches: in the style of…”

Clara Bow She was sweet         and she was sexy She was a girl friend         and untouchable She was the fun girl         and just fun to be with She was “it”         in publicity’s game She swept the silver screen         from silents to talkies She became immortal         and was a bit immoral She was beauty         and brains She touched hearts         and evoked laughter She was and is forever         Clara Bow. Carl Scott Harker, author of Vintage Nudes of Yesteryear

Here is the beautiful silent film actress Clara Bow nude leaning against a wall while holding a musical instrument. The vintage naked female image was taken by photographer Alfred Cheney Johnston. Johnston is best known for taking photo portraits of Ziegfeld Follies showgirls.

Clara Bow is often referred to as the “It Girl,” a term popularized by the 1927 film “It,” which starred the beautiful actress. Bow is one of the earliest and most iconic sex symbols in movie history.

A great actress and movie star, the sexy Clara Bow’s movie career lasted well into the talkies, though she retired in the early 1930’s due to health reasons. Her vivacious and energetic on-screen presence, made her a favorite among audiences, which is why her movies are still enjoyed today.

This Nude Clara Bow image, as an 8.5 x 11 inch photo print, is for sale at my store on eBay (without the watermark on it). You can purchase a photo print of this beautiful naked movie star on eBay, by clicking on the image or use the link below the picture to be taken to eBay.