That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for July 11, 2018

Auditioning call for Smiles of a Summer Night.

“Hey folks, come join us. After the dance we’re having a key party.”

Looks like a 19th century “reality” show.

“Look how happy those two are!

They must be cheating on their spouses."

“See that jerk behind me with the accordion…..I’m about to go over there and strangle him with this scarf.”

Remember, the plural of spouse is spice.

C’mon we’re going to start an orgy!!!

I’m Courtneeee and I’m on match.com. I don’t like to play games, so……come fiiiiind meeeee!

Daphne steals another Holiday Inn towel using the old “scarf” ruse.

Meet me in the sauna naked!

Evening in Parainen: 

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dora_Wahlroos_-_Ilta_Paraisilla_(1898).jpg 

(best viewed by Google Chrome, which can automatically translate most pages as necessary) has info and links that point to info about this painting.

http://www.turuntaidemuseo.fi/?cat=80&lang=fi&mstr=42 

http://www.ts.fi/kulttuuri/1074255570/Dora+Wahlroos+laajentaa+kultakauden+taiteen+kuvaa 

both have Finnish info about this artist (again, Chrome can automatically translate), perhaps in addition to what’s pointed to by the first URL – its Artist pointer defaults to her English Wikipedia page, if that’s your language; but, her Finnish (Suomi under Languages there) page has more about her. This is the first work by her used here.

Again, a larger strip image is shown by clicking the image in Mr. Melcher’s MASTERPIECE #1993 (July 10, 2018) blog entry, accessible by the Check out the blog! box after the last comment.

the graduating class prom dance,,, small school

I seemed to just zero in on the smile on the front lady’s face. Don’t see many of them here.

What happens in Finland, stays in Finland.

Ingrid couldn’t wait to rat-tail Margrethe’s backside with the wet towel she’d been carrying, ever since Margrethe made the snide comment about that pink blouse making her look fat.

Doris Day, trying (in vain), to get Rock in the sauna with her. after they Finnish this scene.

“Went to a dance, lookin’ for romance, saw Barbara Ann and I thought I’d…wait! That’s Ingaborg – and she’s lost 60 lbs. !

Well, helLOOO sailor…

“Parainen” for the fjords? (I know, Finland doesn’t have fjords, and Parainen has more syllables than “pining”, but it just seemed funny to me. I know, it’s late, I’ll go to bed now!