Arrivederci, Virna

VIRNA LISI

November 8, 1936 - December 18, 2014

Yes, It's Monday, Darlings...

...Just suck it up!!!

La Cradock's segment begins at the 10:30 mark, and she begins sucking down winkles at 15:10. Not to be missed, darlings.

A Tale Of Two Tarzans

Modern Screen, Jan 1936

Photoplay, July 1932

How do you prefer him, darlings? Swinger or city slicker?

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Jayne Busts A Move.....

...and a zipper. 

The Wasp Woman

Vera-Ellen, touted as having the smallest waist in Hollywood.

Happy Monday!

We hope you start the week off with Oomph, darlings.

Some Enchanted Evening

Liza sees two potential new husbands across a crowded room.

Ageless Audrey

Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart in Sabrina (Paramount, 1954)

Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn in Love In The Afternoon (Allied Artists, 1957)

Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire in Funny Face (Paramount, 1957)

Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in Charade (Universal, 1963)

Audrey Hepburn and William Holden in Paris When It Sizzles (Paramount, 1964)

Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady (Warner Bros., 1964)

Among her many talents: teaching old dogs new tricks.

We Never Will Forget Jeanette MacDonald

Just to think of her, it gives our heart a pang.

Very Vera

Ms. Hruba Ralston is the quiet, shy type.

A Riot Of Comedy...

...a clash of colors.

Macho, Macho Man...

...Dirk Bogarde wants to be a macho man.

The Wearin' O' The Green...

...to match the color on everyone's face when you're fabulous, darlings.

Chic Is...

...cruising in Bon Bon colors.

Bronx Betty

LAUREN BACALL

September 16, 1924 - August 12, 2014

Just Plain Jayne...

...going incognito.

Mr. Mooney, I Love You...

...but give me Park Avenue. WAHHHHHHH!!!!

Go On...

...Sparkle, Jackie, sparkle.

Ladies and Gentlemen...

Songs in the key of plaid.

The Way We Were

"The best-dressed women in the world are to be found on almost any street in America. Without the small fortune it takes to outfit a fashionable woman abroad, women across the U.S. can outdress all others because of a unique $8 billion ready-to-wear industry which puts no price barrier on style. How well the American woman does is illustrated by the photograph at right. Here are 12 new American designs whose prices range from $10.95 to $1,020..." December, 1956

 

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To this we say... What the hell happened, America?!?!