John Waters and Divine arrive at the Senator Theater for the 1988 premiere of Hairspray
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“We could be heroes…”
I love the senator. I wish I’d appreciated it more growing up
Very cool photo.
I saw Polyester at the Senator! I still have my scratch n’ sniff Odorama card.
Never thought about what divine looked like before today.
It looks like a caricature of two capitalist robber barons laughing all the way to the bank.
The best part of Baltimore is Greg’s Bagels across the street from the Senator. Nothing like ‘em, hon.
Eta: hon
Great movie! Divine was going to be on Married With Children, but passed away before it happened.