100th Birthday Gift Frame sweet pea (land)

Hand Painted in the UK photo frames. Hand painted in relief with infills of colour a frame to commemorate a special occasion.Photo Frames are packed in a gift box.

• 100th birthday gift photo frame
• PERSONALISED Option Available put in item code SPL7p into search
• Holds a 6″x 4″(15cm x 10cm) photograph
• Put in a photo to remember that special moment

Price: £11.25

Banner – Happy 100th Birthday 9ft

Happy 100th Birthday Plastic Banner
Designs may vary.
Great value for your money.
Sure to be a winner on your party
Amaze your guest with this item

• Happy 100th Birthday Plastic Banner
• Designs may vary.
• Great value for your money.
• Sure to be a winner on your party
• Amaze your guest with this item

Price: £1.10

Mens 18th Birthday T-Shirt – Manufactured in 1993 (100% Original Parts) – Birthtees – Black – Large

Mens Manufactured in 1993 (100% Original Parts) Birthday T-shirt. Made from 100% cotton, this unique 18th birthday present is perfect for a friend or relative to help them celebrate their special day. The T-Shirt is available in a range of sizes from Small right up to XXL. There are also seven unique colours to choose from – Blue, Black, Chocolate, Khaki, Red, White and Yellow.

• Mens Premium T Shirt
• Available in SEVEN colours
• 205gsm Super Premium T-Shirt
• Fully Machine washable
• One piece cotton / Lycra neck for shape retention

List Price: £19.95
Price: £14.95

Clinton Cards – 100th Birthday

Cover text: For your 100th Birthday 100th Wishing you a wonderful day that’s filled with love, laughter, precious memories…
Text inside card: Mum, you are so special in each and every way Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday! With Lots of Love

Price: £3.15

Bette Davis 100th Birthday Box Set [DVD] [1939]

To quote Claude Reins in Deception, Bette Davis is “all eyes and talent,” and both burn bright in six vintage films she made for Warner Bros. between 1939-46. Lesser known than her certified classics, these are not exactly best Bettes, but they are marvelously entertaining and a representative showcase for one of Hollywood’s most enduring leading ladies. These eminently repeatable films put Davis (and viewers) through the ringer. Few actresses portrayed characters who suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous misfortune so grandly, so regally, so tragically, or so deservedly. As an ad for one of Davis’ movies once famously proclaimed, when she was good, she was very good. When she was bad, she was terrific. Just check out John Huston’s In This Our Life (1942), this sets unearthed treasure. Bette, flouncing like mad, jilts her fiancée, steals good sister Olivia de Havilland’s husband, and promptly drives him to drink and suicide. And she’s just getting warmed up! (You don’t need Jeannine Basinger’s informed commentary to debunk the tantalizing movie legend about a supposed cameo by members of the Matlese Falcon cast. Those gents at the bar look nothing like Bogie and company. But that is Walter, John’s father, tending bar). Davis was also very good at being noble. In the prestige project, Watch on the Rhine (1943), based on Lillian Hellman’s play and adapted for the screen by Dashiell Hammett, she is the steadfast wife to Paul Lukas, in his Oscar-winning role, as a “legendary figure of the underground movement,” who carries on his fight against fascism in Washington, D.C. In The Old Maid (1939), based on the novel by Edith Wharton, Bette allows her cousin (Miriam Hopkins) to give her illegitimate child a respectable name, and, posing as the girl’s unsuspecting aunt, must stand by while she

List Price: £35.99
Price: £10.93