Nobody Loves You Til Somebody Loves You - The Timothy Leary Wedding - Featuring Monti Rock lll

[@kelloggs5473]

Between 1:43 and 2:50, you see a few glimpses of still photographer Diane Arbus. Within that time frame, she holds her arms in front of her and hides her mouth with her hands, then she disappears for about 50 seconds, then her hair, forehead and eyes reappear in a different position in the car’s backseat. The reason Diane didn’t want her mouth to appear on-camera is that her front teeth looked strange. Her brother, an acclaimed poet named Howard Nemerov, said many years after her death that when they were kids, their parents regularly took them and their other sibling to a dentist who was incompetent. “When we grew up,” said Nemerov, “we all had terrible trouble with our teeth.”

[@throckmorton3705]

Kelloggs how odd ... without knowing who she was, she appeared camera shy to me.

[@kelloggs5473]

Throck Morton It is amazing how the condition of a person’s teeth can determine the extent to which he or she becomes handsome, beautiful, ugly or plain. A dentist’s skills can make a huge difference in a person’s life : looks, self-esteem, enjoyment or hatred of certain foods and other issues. The pandemic is blocking millions of people from visiting dentists.

[@throckmorton3705]

Kelloggs well, i have my father’s teeth. i’ll spare you the details ... but i’m a musician, primarily guitar, but i fool around with flute and trumpet. i would not do anything to alter my teeth for fear of altering my playing. i should probably move to england but i hate cold weather.

[@YouzTube99]

03:05 The look, the voice, the smile, the laugh . . . genetics at work: Uma's mother.

[@throckmorton3705]

Charles Mingus 3:49

[@YouzTube99]

Delightful film-ette! Very casual, catches the feel of the the event. Aided by excellent sound synch, not easy with the equipment of that era.

[@thedonwesley5279]

I bought a dvd of this many years ago from Pennebaker’s website

[@bwrobeson]

So good to see Ram Das young...he left us not too long ago...our beautiful people were truly beautiful...hoping for enlightenment...Timothy was sadly just the advertising agent for LSD...great slogan...Nina wanted the eternal and found Richard...

[@stevenb4249]

i met susan at mystic arts world, oh, 1968 ish? she was just the sexiest thing i could imagine .....pixie irish face with dark eyes and long, long brown hair a mischevious and beautiful smile....tht day she wore a macrame bikini top, some sort of sarong wrap arouund skirt, her midsection showing like a belly dancer, and torn fishnet stockings ... nice to see her here in this film.

[@KaliYugaSurfCo]

Who’s here while reading Leary’s autobiography, Flashbacks?

[@kirwingify]

No doubt weirdly curious.....but the mansion did not burn down. The fire was at the east hill of the estate in the farm area. Pretty cool, though

[@kurtralske4026]

Well I have to ask....were they tripping?

[@rmjon23]

OMG this is the most Sixties thing. Wonderful! The Mellon-Hitchcock kids let Leary have that mansion for $1 a year. Who is the woman at 8:10? Anyone? She looks familiar.

[@clearview4076]

December 1964

[@WhiteCamry]

His third of four marriages. Her first of two.

[@animaljustice7774]

Uma’s mom. Wow