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Step back in time and experience the magic of Hollywood in the 1930s. This timeless classic takes you on a journey through the golden era of cinema, showcasing the charm, drama, and artistry of vintage Hollywood. Perfect for fans of classic films and film history enthusiasts.

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00:00The
00:30This is a true story of a small-town girl who came to the big city.
00:57Let's start with her speeding along toward her dates with fate, wide-eyed with excitement.
01:06Ah, yes, I remember well this girl, then so naive and innocent, because this girl was me.
01:17Little did I suspect that bright day, the startling adventure just waiting to happen to me in the city ahead.
02:30I was so fascinated and frightened me.
02:39Mr. Hanson?
02:42Yes?
02:44You sent for me?
02:45Oh, yes, I did, Miss Sloan.
02:49I wanted to have a little talk with you.
02:53Very confidential.
02:55You see, for some time now, I've been thinking about you.
02:59Why, what would you be thinking about me?
03:01You'd be surprised.
03:03Oh.
03:04Why, Miss Sloan, you're not afraid of me, are you?
03:07Well, I guess I do have a kind of a reputation that frightens most girls in this town, but tell me, Miss Sloan, do you think I'm a big, bad wolf?
03:17Well, Miss Sloan, as I was saying, I've been thinking about you, and do you know what people in Hollywood do?
03:26I mean, do you know what actually goes on out there?
03:29Well, why?
03:30You don't know, Miss Sloan, because everything you read or hear about the movie city contradicts everything else you read or hear about it.
03:37Like this, for instance, today's paper.
03:40It's here on page one.
03:42There.
03:43It's here on page one.
03:44Hollywood investigator claims belly dancers perform nearly naked in swank strip spot.
03:50For this juicy item, screen star spits in critics' eye, scores bullseye.
03:55Now, these are the news headlines, but listen to what film fan reporter writes in her column.
04:00There.
04:02I've always found screen stars to be innately kind and polite.
04:06Now, I always thought anyone that spit in your eye was downright impolite.
04:10And this, no matter what scandalous tales you hear about our city, the truth is nothing unusual ever happens here.
04:19But take a look at this.
04:22Naked woman on motorcycle outraces police through streets near Hollywood.
04:27A naked dame racing bareback and bare everything else through the streets.
04:31I suppose that's not unusual for Hollywood.
04:34And listen to this sugar broadcast by Prunella Skipper.
04:45The movie actress Donna Sterling is just the sweetest girl I know.
04:52All her troubles have been due to her being just too generous to people, especially men.
04:59She just can't say no to anyone.
05:03Especially men.
05:04The poor, misunderstood child is rushing to the arms of her only true love in Las Vegas.
05:12Just as soon as she gets a divorce from her fifth husband in Reno.
05:17See what I mean?
05:19Here's a city that everybody wants to read about, hear about.
05:22But everything you hear about it is contradictory.
05:24What kind of place actually is Hollywood?
05:27That's what everybody in Greenfield and everywhere else would really like to know.
05:32So give them the answer.
05:33The real lowdown with no punches pulled and I'll bet we'd double the star time circulation.
05:38That's why I've decided to send someone out there to write a series of articles for us.
05:42The facts, you understand.
05:44And whatever that is, good or bad, we're going to print it.
05:49It should be sensational.
05:50Yes, go to Hollywood and find out.
05:56Actually, do yourself everything they do out there.
06:00You know what I mean?
06:02Me?
06:03Why not?
06:04You have all the equipment necessary for the job.
06:08But I wouldn't know how.
06:12I'm confident there'll be plenty of applicants to teach you how.
06:17But I haven't had any experience.
06:19I'll bet you won't say that when you come back.
06:24Well, Mr. Hanson's words had made me curious.
06:28I turned and raced back to the car, anxious to get down to the city below and discover just what might happen there.
06:39Hmm.
06:40If I'd have only known.
06:46Thirty-six hours later, I was typing my first article.
06:50For I felt sure what had already happened to me would surprise readers of the Greenfield Star Times.
06:56I headed it, my first day in the land of make-believe.
07:09Like most people who come to Hollywood, my first thought upon arrival was,
07:14Where could I see the movie stars?
07:21The simplest way might be to get one of the movie maps advertised along Sunset Boulevard.
07:26From a quaint old character, I purchased one.
07:29Guaranteed to list the home addresses of 300 movie celebrities.
07:34And so, I set out to see the stars.
07:41You think all these glamour boys and girls live on vast estates?
07:49Ha!
07:56According to my map, most of their homes were on out-of-the-way streets.
08:02And nobody I asked had the slightest idea just where.
08:05The houses listed were hardly the type I had anticipated.
08:16And anyway, even people in Greenfield weren't going to get too excited
08:21By hearing I'd seen the spot where Joe Starr hung his hat.
08:29But I decided, then and there,
08:32Whatever I had to do to thrill my readers,
08:37I would do.
08:43My first adventure, however, happened by accident.
08:51Somehow, I got lost in the Hollywood Hill.
08:55Looking for someone to give me directions,
08:57I saw a strange figure.
08:59I waved.
09:00Whoever, whatever it was,
09:04Disappeared behind a high stone wall.
09:08Curious, I got out of my car.
09:11The place had a foreboding look.
09:15But I was lost.
09:17Anyway, I was seeking strange experiences.
09:20This looked like a place where you would certainly find them.
09:23My woman's curiosity urged me to go on.
09:35My feet kept wanting to turn back.
09:38Somehow, the place was weird.
09:50A perfect setting for ghouls and ghosts and horrible happenings.
09:58And I had a strong premonition that something awful was about to happen to me.
10:12Wherever I looked, I could find no one.
10:14But I could feel hidden eyes fastened on my every movement.
10:20It was a creepy place.
10:31Also, not one for high-heeled shoes.
10:34I tried to act calmly,
10:42But inside, my nerves were whipping up a small-sized panic.
10:51Suddenly, something jumped up in the bushes behind me.
10:54I screamed.
10:55Now, I was frightened.
11:01It seemed I had stumbled into the ruins of an old castle.
11:06A haunted castle.
11:10I ran until I lost my breath.
11:12And then I saw a thing.
11:18Where was the gate?
11:25I was running around wildly, trying to find it.
11:29When I stumbled and fell flat.
11:34I lay there, afraid to look up,
11:37Because I heard the sound of feet closing in on me.
11:41When I did look up,
11:43A fence of legs encircled me.
11:46And the tallest man I had ever seen,
11:54Towered over me.
11:59The man motioned for me to get up.
12:07I saw now that the legs
12:09Belonged to some very pretty girls.
12:11Even the hideous head that had scared me
12:14Was only a mask for a beautiful girl.
12:19A few words made me understand everything.
12:23I had happened onto a studio ranch
12:25Used by photographers and cameramen
12:28Who make the artistic type of photos and films.
12:38These girls were a group of models
12:40Who posed for them.
12:41They had hidden at my approach
12:44Because onlookers were usually a nuisance.
12:54Since they had not been able to scare me away, however,
12:57Everyone went back to work.
12:59There were several groups of professional photographers around.
13:11But, as one of the models pointed out,
13:16Some of the photographers
13:17Used the picture making gag
13:20Just as an excuse to get acquainted with
13:23And ogle girls.
13:24Sometimes they had film in their camera.
13:37Sometimes not.
13:38Later, promising to stay out of camera range,
13:50I wondered about
13:51Looking at different groups at work.
13:54In one secluded spot,
14:02An artist was dobbing at a canvas.
14:04After a while, the artist had an idea.
14:15And his idea,
14:17He should paint less
14:20Of the model's costume
14:22And more
14:23Of the model's.
14:25And then the artist began to get the same idea again.
14:27And then the artist began to get the same idea again.
14:29And then the artist began to get the same idea again.
14:45And then the artist began to get the same idea again.
14:55He should paint.
14:58He should take less of the model's costume and even more of her.
15:28Well, that same idea just kept coming back to the artist.
15:44But at last the model said, wait a minute, just what kind of a painting is this masterpiece
16:00of yours?
16:05And then she saw what she had been posing for.
16:09Well, this artist would either have to improve his art or find a model with less temper.
16:22Between posing scenes, the model sought out hideaway corners in which to sunday.
16:30And even all over tan was particularly desirable for color shots, they told me.
16:38I made notes of what I saw.
16:52But the startling beauty of one flame-haired model had me fumbling for adjectives.
16:57Enumerable young peacocks roamed all over the ranch.
17:12And this girl threw breadcrumbs to them.
17:28But the peacocks refused to come near enough for her to pet them.
17:33As one photographer exclaimed, silly birds.
17:41This model, I learned later, was Linnell, top favorite among the lens men who do covers for magazines.
17:58Her fiery golden hair, falling down over her cream-white body, resulted in the most sensational color shots.
18:11Rays of the sun were beaming down now, and when I saw one of the girls doing a scene for a movie, well, I had spent a very interesting afternoon watching the production of artistic photos and films.
18:36The gorgeous girl type of pictures that feature and star and immortalized glamour, winging their way out from the cinema city to thrill and delight the whole world.
18:51As I was leaving, the tall photographer handed me his card.
19:03He said he could use me as a model.
19:06But I was still a little afraid of him.
19:09The third day I was in Hollywood, I received an envelope marked very personal.
19:16The letter inside invited me to some very special entertainment, to a show you could see only in Paris, or at this French Follies Theatre.
19:25To ensure admittance, I took the letter and two dollars, and found on arrival, the show had already started.
19:32I was already starved.
20:02De caballeros y de sombreros, when she goes dancing by, and she goes, she loyed like tequila,
20:15then it's me la, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, she can bamba, she can bamba, she can bamba,
20:22she can bamba, she can bamba, she can bamba, she can bamba, she can bamba, she can sing chiquita
20:26y un buñol, dulcita, señorica, maraca pro caraca, me invita margarita, tambonita, muñequita, saca, pus maraca, vino amo, pa caraca.
20:39She pro caraca?
20:41Sí.
20:43I think.
20:56After the opening production number, there followed a number of alleged comics and comedy acts,
21:08most of which were about as funny as a contagious disease.
21:20And then, several dancers.
21:23This was dancing.
21:44But there was one number quite different.
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26:03song. My Adventures in Hollywood by Darla Sloan. All right, Darla, I'll read what you wrote and did.
26:17After seeing the girls at the French show toss aside all their garments, I convinced myself I
26:23might be able to take off a few. So I made a date and went over to pose for the photographer I had
26:30met at the ranch. He explained that here at his studio, he made all types of photos. He showed me
26:40photos of what he called girls in costume. They looked to me more like girls out of costume.
26:49Then tall Tom wondered how my legs would photograph.
26:53My way of showing them proved unsatisfactory. Higher, he said, I want to see your legs,
27:02not just your feet.
27:10To change into a costume, he sent me behind a small screen.
27:14While I was changing, I kept thinking back to the day at the ranch, when I had looked up and
27:25first seen this tall Tom towering over me.
27:32I began to wonder just what he had in mind now. I had heard stories about photographers.
27:39There was something sinister about this fellow.
27:51We, too, were here in his studio, alone.
27:55I peeked out again. His back was toward me, and then he turned and saw me.
28:15He started coming toward me. He came nearer, nearer, nearer.
28:22Oh. And then he said, here, wear these stockings.
28:34My behavior must have been strange to him as his actions were to me.
28:42The outfit for the first photos actually wasn't too brief.
28:45But for some reason, I felt as if I were trying to hide behind three postage stamps.
29:02Tall Tom finally pulled out a pair of dark glasses and assured me that wearing them,
29:07he was practically blind.
29:09After getting me into a pose, he wanted me to smile.
29:27I looked about as pleasant as if I were making a date with a dentist.
29:30Finally, he promoted a fair expression by having me say, cheese.
29:43Maybe this is how they started calling this kind of photography, cheesecake.
29:47When he said he wanted an Indian pose, I had one idea.
30:02But his was entirely different.
30:09Well, if Minnehaha ever posed this way,
30:12it must have been when she was loaded with fire water.
30:22But even after he snapped it,
30:24Tall Tom still called this an Indian pose.
30:27And the photographer and two male customers
30:29all had asked me for a date.
30:34Well, after reading this,
30:36I'd say that when you went back to Greenfield,
30:38all the women will hate you,
30:40but all the men will want to date you.
30:47I wonder what Mr. Hanson,
30:49he's our editor,
30:50I wonder what he'll think of me.
30:55I wonder what you think of Mr. Hanson.
30:58He's the type of man that makes you not know what to think.
31:01He's handsome, but not too.
31:04There's something about the way he says things to you.
31:07And the way he looks at you,
31:10it makes you feel so funny.
31:14Did you ever feel as if you'd swallowed an electric vibrator?
31:18Hmm.
31:20Oh, no.
31:21But I wouldn't mind to meet this Mr. Hanson.
31:24As the slang saying goes,
31:26he must be quite charged.
31:29Well, yes.
31:30I guess you could say that.
31:34Hmm.
31:35Hmm.
31:37Hey, who's the lassie with a cute chansy?
31:42Use this in a four-column spread over a Dollar Sloan's article.
31:45Here.
31:47Yeah.
31:48So that's how Dollar Sloan looks.
31:52No wonder so many interesting things happen for her to write about.
31:54Yes, I guess she's getting plenty of experience.
31:58I read all of her articles.
32:00You know, here in Greenfield,
32:01you've got to get your excitement secondhand.
32:04Believe me, boss,
32:06if what she writes
32:07actually happens,
32:09in Hollywood, she's good.
32:11She was good here, too.
32:15I wonder what she'll do next.
32:19I wonder.
32:21Well, Mr. Hanson might have been surprised to know
32:24I was thinking of answering a lonely heart ad.
32:27Not the one who wanted a perfect mate.
32:32And I couldn't help the handsome man
32:34who needed a wealthy wife.
32:36But Mr. Sophisticate,
32:39who wanted to show some girl a wonderful evening.
32:44He might be just the escort
32:46to show me around some unusual night spots.
32:49Somehow, his voice was not quite what I expected.
33:01But he was eager.
33:05One thing I never learned to do.
33:07Smoke.
33:08For this date, though,
33:10I wanted to appear worldly wise.
33:14But as usual,
33:15one drag and I felt as if I were drowning.
33:18Oh, well,
33:19I would just have to act
33:21as if I'd been around.
33:23The bell buzzed.
33:24I primped myself.
33:27Went to the door.
33:29Opened it.
33:32And there was Mr. Sophisticate.
33:48With a snoot full of water,
33:49I asked this character
33:50if he wanted me to take his hat.
33:52So...
33:57It seems in his hat,
34:03he brought his own lunch.
34:09Oh, this boy was a card.
34:11I bet he'd have been the life of a party
34:16somewhere back in the gay 90s.
34:19And that's where he should have been.
34:22He was full of tricks.
34:26And he punctuated each one
34:28with a jab in the ribs.
34:29Did I know he made big money?
34:36He showed me.
34:38Big money.
34:40Rib jab.
34:45I made the mistake
34:46of being coaxed
34:47to look at his lapel flower.
34:49But I was ready
34:50for his next rib jab.
34:52This literally
34:57had him rolling
34:58on the floor.
35:04Next,
35:05had I ever seen
35:06the three stooges?
35:07You know,
35:08one butted the other
35:08with his head.
35:09The second kicked
35:10the first in the pants.
35:13Foolishly,
35:13I asked what the third did.
35:17Mr. Sophisticate
35:18showed me.
35:22By now,
35:28I figured out
35:29a little game myself.
35:32It started out
35:33sort of simple-like.
35:35Maybe that's why
35:36my newfound pal
35:37immediately took to it.
35:39But as my game progressed,
35:53it became a little
35:54more complicated.
36:00Old rib jabber
36:01told me he had never
36:02tried this blind man's
36:04waltz before.
36:05But it was nothing
36:07but fun.
36:09I told him
36:10I knew he'd get
36:11a kick out of it.
36:16And he was
36:17Mr. Sophisticate?
36:23I crossed Mr. Sophisticate
36:25definitely off my list.
36:26But another ad
36:30caught my eye.
36:32Well,
36:34I wonder how
36:35it would be
36:35to have a date
36:36with a
36:36Hollywood actor.
36:43The next evening,
36:44though,
36:44when the buzzer
36:45sounded,
36:46I had almost
36:47decided not
36:48to answer it.
36:52But I knew
36:53he was completely
36:54different from
36:55Mr. Sophisticate.
36:56The moment
36:57he stepped
36:57inside the door
36:58and said,
37:01I am
37:02Sir Reginald
37:03Reginald.
37:05Uh,
37:05Mr.
37:06Sir Reginald,
37:08uh,
37:09won't you
37:10sit down?
37:10You may
37:11call me
37:12by my
37:12first name.
37:26Sir Reginald,
37:38Sir Reginald,
37:40uh,
37:41your advertisement
37:42states that you're
37:43in the theatrical
37:43profession.
37:44Sir,
37:45yes.
37:46I'm a thespian,
37:47an actor,
37:48you understand,
37:49from the theater,
37:50good cinema theater.
37:53Ah,
37:54you should have
37:54seen me in Shakespeare.
37:59To be,
38:00or not to be,
38:03that is the question.
38:05Whether it is
38:06nobler in the mind
38:08who...
38:08But now you're
38:08in pictures.
38:09Dad,
38:10yes.
38:11All day I've been
38:12performing in some
38:13shallow drama.
38:15Oh,
38:15uh,
38:15Western.
38:17Uh,
38:17what part did you play?
38:19The line was,
38:20uh,
38:20they went that-a-way.
38:22It's five different
38:23characters
38:23in five different
38:25make-ups.
38:25I said,
38:26oh,
38:26they went that way!
38:29I think that
38:30they went that way.
38:33Oh,
38:33I don't find it,
38:34though,
38:34but,
38:35uh,
38:35I think they went
38:36that way.
38:39I don't know,
38:40but,
38:41uh,
38:41they went
38:42that way,
38:43I think.
38:47The ordinary voice
38:48is losing
38:48its resonance.
38:50Uh,
38:51you,
38:52uh,
38:52don't happen to have
38:53something to drink,
38:54have you?
38:54Would you like
38:55a drink of water?
38:57My dear,
38:57I want a drink,
38:58not bathed.
39:02A previous tenant
39:03had generously
39:04left behind
39:05two bottles of wine
39:06in the refrigerator.
39:07I proudly brought forth
39:09one for Sir Reginald.
39:10He looked
39:11at the label,
39:13muttered something
39:13about domestic.
39:19Maybe it was
39:20because the wine
39:21wasn't imported.
39:22Anyway,
39:23that boy had a way
39:24of drinking
39:25without tasting.
39:30Well,
39:30I got one,
39:31too.
39:32but I soon found,
39:42no matter how
39:43I did it,
39:44I couldn't empty
39:45glasses as fast
39:46as my noble friend.
39:51Sir Reginald
39:52finished the first
39:53bottle in a breeze.
39:54The second bottle
39:58about finished
39:59Sir Reginald.
40:05And worst of all,
40:07old demon rum
40:08began to bring forth
40:09in Ye Olde Thespian
40:11all the different
40:12characters he had ever
40:13played.
40:14And then Chico
40:18falls to the floor
40:19and he disappears
40:21for a second
40:22and then I come up
40:23into my amazing scene.
40:25Dr. Bang!
40:28Oh, my dear,
40:30if you could see me now.
40:32I played everything,
40:37even animals.
40:46Perhaps you saw me
40:48as the Avenger
40:50through the sun's fury.
40:53Oh, what a scene.
40:56The sort of thing
40:57the audiences love.
40:59I beat the heroine
41:02for two reals.
41:04What a romantic scene.
41:12I really beat her,
41:14you understand,
41:16for two full reals.
41:21How did those lines go?
41:24Die.
41:25But last,
41:26me proud beauty.
41:28Die, the Avengers.
41:29Come uncovered,
41:32your treachery.
41:34With a hundred lashes
41:36of the whip,
41:38I'll wipe out
41:39your disgrace.
41:45Die, yes.
41:46She ran from me,
41:48but I was after her.
41:52And now,
41:53in punishment
41:54for your perfidiousness.
41:55Die, you foxy wench.
42:07This what makes me duty
42:09more exciting.
42:16Die, Cinderella.
42:18Die, you foxy wench.
42:19Peter, but fool, fool,
42:23reals.
42:24Stop twisting and turning
42:26and ruining the scene.
42:29Peter, fool, fool,
42:31reals.
42:33Until I was completely done in.
42:39Very exhausting scene
42:41on me.
42:42You understand?
42:43You understand?
42:44I finally went to a nightclub
42:54with a gentleman
42:55who advertised himself
42:56as safe and sound.
42:59Well, anyway,
43:00he was safe.
43:00His hearing wasn't so good,
43:06but when they introduced
43:08the exotic dancer,
43:09Naomi,
43:10you could see Pop's eyesight
43:12was still sharp.
43:13I finally went to a nightclub.
43:15Thank you for listening.
43:22After Miss Naomi's artistic effort,
43:50I noticed a couple near our table.
43:52Having a difference of opinion about a subject most popular in Hollywood, legs.
44:04They moved away and I forgot them.
44:08Another act was being introduced on the stage.
44:15When Pops found the next act was not an exotic dancer, he lost all interest in the show.
44:22Well, with my escort falling asleep in my face, maybe this was the time to be nonchalant and light up a cigarette.
44:33But if a lady couldn't act nonchalant she could at least always go powder her nose.
44:45Approaching the nose powdering department, I saw the couple which had been arguing near our table.
44:57One of them asked me for a cigarette.
45:08I might as well give them away, I couldn't enjoy them myself.
45:20The fellow explained the two of them were arguing about whether his friend, Janay, had better than average legs.
45:34To decide the argument, he wanted me to match legs.
45:45By now, I had gotten used to the gag, let's see your legs, or higher, I want to see your legs, not your feet.
45:55Anyway, the fellow voted mine better.
45:59Janay assured him he'd lost his eyesight, and I thought I had lost mine when I saw what Janay used for an ashtray.
46:07And then Janay explained what I should have known from the start.
46:11He was an impersonator, working in the show.
46:16No wonder I choked on my cigarette this time.
46:29You know something? He made a better looking woman than I did.
46:36Here's today's edition, Chief. Hot off the press.
46:40You'll find Ms. Sloan's article on the fourth page.
46:44Oh yes, there it is. We're running her picture heading the article now, just like you ordered.
46:49She certainly is a delectable looking dish.
46:53Out there in the wild and woolly west, she must be having a wonderful time.
46:57Yes, but I'm not so sure that she should be out there all by herself.
47:02From what she writes, I don't think she's ever all by herself.
47:06I mean nobody from here went with her, is out there to watch her, watch over her.
47:11I'm beginning to wonder if I should have sent her out there all along.
47:16In fact, why should I have sent her out, period?
47:22Pierre Martine was a nervous little man who had a wholesale lingerie house.
47:27He brought buyers here to view his showings of new styles.
47:32Modeling for him, I thought I might find some rare experiences.
47:37I did.
47:44It was nothing unusual for the excitable Pierre to stick two cigarettes in the customer's mouth
47:52and light both of them.
47:58One reason for Pierre's fluster was that we girls in the dressing room were never ready to start the shows on time.
48:04The men are here waking, girls!
48:10Say, isn't it funny the buyers are always men?
48:15Oh, it's not so strange the stores send men buyers here.
48:19After all, the kind of lingerie men go for.
48:23That's the kind women should buy.
48:25Girls, let's go with the first number.
48:36How long will you be?
48:37Five or four minutes.
48:38Oh, no.
48:40I wonder what makes people excitable all the time.
48:43Probably working around all this lingerie.
48:45Make way for the body is beautiful.
48:52You should have been parading around out there five minutes ago.
48:56You mean for something so wonderful they can't wait five minutes?
49:01The way she's always claiming what a shape she has.
49:04You'd think she had my body.
49:07You'd better hurry, Jean.
49:08You follow me.
49:10I've always found that easy.
49:12Dreamer.
49:13Well, girl, here I go.
49:18No matter how impatient the buyers had become,
49:21the sight of Francine, displaying Pierre's creations, always had a soothing effect on him.
49:37This girl was good.
49:42Oh, girl.
49:45No matter what, she was not, she was me.
49:48I am never thinking but her.
49:50She used to love her even in beingugo.
49:53I'm dead.
49:54Baby, of course, she drinks him a deep night.
49:56Once they're dancing, one more time.
49:58You are such a sort of creature of percent.
50:00Really good morning, Michael.
50:03Please join me in the nhưjum fat.
50:05You're such a sort.
50:07And I'm dying now.
50:07You're just a sweet one.
50:09You're such a sort of dove.
50:10Jean may or may not have been joking about being able to follow Francine in anything.
50:20But her appearance in the sweetheart lingerie set certainly sustained interest in the show.
50:40As the girls modeled, the buyers discussed figures, both kinds.
50:56Wanda had an original way of modeling.
51:01She just went into a dance routine, upon which the buyers' eyes would usually spin around like pinwheels.
51:10A short-length nightie was my first contribution to the showing.
51:31After saying goodnight, I blew off the candle and this closed the first half of our little show.
51:49I wonder if most of the buyers come in to buy or just to look.
51:51Why, dearie, don't tell me you're the type of candle.
51:58I wonder if most of the buyers come in to buy or just to look.
52:05Why, dearie, don't tell me you're the type of mind's men looking at you.
52:12Why, the two days that you've been here, you must have had a dozen men ask for your phone number.
52:17Or maybe the shrinking violet routine is what gets them.
52:21Yes, I'll have to try.
52:23I'll have to convince men that I'm so very, very nice.
52:26I've got news for you.
52:27You're not that good an actress.
52:33The curtains opened up on Wanda for the second half of our little offering.
52:40Beautiful and black, wafting fragrance about.
52:47She could dance, too.
52:50She could dance, too.
52:53And she could dance, too.
52:56She could dance, too.
52:59She could dance, too.
53:02She could dance, too.
53:07She could dance, too.
53:27Wanda would finish by looking at the customers like this.
53:30And they always wanted this number.
53:33And hers.
53:36Francine was our number one stocking sales girl.
53:46Yes, when Francine modeled hosiery, the buyers quickly saw two good reasons why they should buy them.
54:01An original creation by Pierre was his bridal night lingerie.
54:13I felt flattered that he chose me to model it.
54:25Just wearing an outfit like this could give a girl ideas such as weddings and honeymoons and Mr. Hanson.
54:37Strange this should make me think of him.
54:51Think of him.
54:52Or was it?
54:55Just 1, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3, 2, 1?
54:57The price.
54:58He happened.
55:00Judith had been with Pierre longer than any other model, and she broke all the rules.
55:30I saw her giving her telephone number to one of the buyers.
55:43This girl was jealous of me, and I wondered if we'd have trouble, and I didn't have to
55:49wait long to find out.
55:51Gordon.
55:52Say, I always wear that outfit.
55:56Well, Pierre has my name on it, so evidently you're not wearing it today.
56:01Today, too.
56:02You may need Pierre's new pet, but I'm wearing that outfit.
56:06That's silly.
56:07I already have it on.
56:09That's easily changed.
56:11Ah!
56:12Ah!
56:13Ah!
56:14Ah!
56:15Ah!
56:16Ah!
56:17Ah!
56:18Ah!
56:19Ah!
56:21Ah!
56:22Ah!
56:23Ah!
56:24Ah!
56:25Ah!
56:26Ah!
56:27Ah!
56:28Ah!
56:29Ah!
56:30Ah!
56:31Ah!
56:32Ah!
56:33Ah!
56:34Ah!
56:35Ah!
56:36Ah!
56:37Ah!
56:38Ah!
56:39Don't, girl!
56:40Be at him a minute!
56:41Don't!
56:42Don't!
56:43Don't!
56:44Please!
56:45There will be barging in.
56:46Please, put this up.
56:47Here!
56:48What's going on here?
56:49Your pet's model!
56:51I'm going to remodel her.
56:52Are you crazy?
56:53Well, who started this?
56:54this she started the whole thing I didn't start it but I'm going to finish it give me room
57:24Mr. Hanson what are you doing here well I was worried about you and I came to Hollywood and I went to your apartment and they said you were working here
57:51well I'm not exactly dressed to to give you a formal reception still afraid of the big bad wolf huh
57:57listen after what I've seen and done out here you just think you're a wolf watch me
58:03you oh wow you certainly have learned a few things in Hollywood
58:14and that's only the beginning of what I've learned out here
58:19yes Hollywood is no doubt just about like any other city of similar size I understand that now
58:35but here in Hollywood the film capital everything seems more glamorous more exciting more wonderful
58:44and if you don't believe me come on out and let me show you
58:50you
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