Comments for Fur Glamor http://www.furglamor.com Images of Fur Fashions From Movies, TV, and More Thu, 2 Sep 2010 18:23:40 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Furs on Film – Dance, Girl, Dance by GlamorinFurs http://www.furglamor.com/2010/08/furs-on-film-dance-girl-dance/comment-page-1/#comment-1390 GlamorinFurs Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:23:40 +0000 http://www.furglamor.com/?p=817#comment-1390 Yep, according to Miss Ball's entry, she was once referred to as "Queen of the B's". I suppose it's telling enough she's most remembered for that little television program neither of us particularly care for. I probably should have linked back to the entries where I stated my dislike of <em>I Love Lucy</em> explicitly, instead of my intentionally ironic statement about her success in television. Yep, according to Miss Ball’s entry, she was once referred to as “Queen of the B’s”. I suppose it’s telling enough she’s most remembered for that little television program neither of us particularly care for.

I probably should have linked back to the entries where I stated my dislike of I Love Lucy explicitly, instead of my intentionally ironic statement about her success in television.

]]> Comment on Furs on Film – Dance, Girl, Dance by The Green Fairy http://www.furglamor.com/2010/08/furs-on-film-dance-girl-dance/comment-page-1/#comment-1389 The Green Fairy Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:48:47 +0000 http://www.furglamor.com/?p=817#comment-1389 I was going to disagree with Ms P & C about her success in films but after looking at IMDB, I see that in the first thirty films she was in, she was listed as uncredited. The first two films she was in that are familiar to me were 'Stage Door' and 'Joy of Living' but she was well down the list of actors. None of her films really stand out to me as being really well known, well some of them are to me but I cannot imagine to the public at large. She seemed quite popular in the late forties and then (sighs with heavy heart), she became Lucy Ball and it all went down hill from there. However all was not lost; watch 'Ricky Wants A Raise' and 'Mame!', if only for the fur. I was going to disagree with Ms P & C about her success in films but after looking at IMDB, I see that in the first thirty films she was in, she was listed as uncredited. The first two films she was in that are familiar to me were ‘Stage Door’ and ‘Joy of Living’ but she was well down the list of actors. None of her films really stand out to me as being really well known, well some of them are to me but I cannot imagine to the public at large. She seemed quite popular in the late forties and then (sighs with heavy heart), she became Lucy Ball and it all went down hill from there.
However all was not lost; watch ‘Ricky Wants A Raise’ and ‘Mame!’, if only for the fur.

]]> Comment on Furs on Film – Dance, Girl, Dance by GlamorinFurs http://www.furglamor.com/2010/08/furs-on-film-dance-girl-dance/comment-page-1/#comment-1386 GlamorinFurs Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:35:46 +0000 http://www.furglamor.com/?p=817#comment-1386 I noticed the female director when I was researching for the synopsis, and it did seem odd, especially for the period. I was right, it was very odd, especially for the period, heh. Here's her Wikipedia entry: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Arzner" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Dorothy Arzner</a>, worth a read for Miss Crawford's quote alone. I noticed the female director when I was researching for the synopsis, and it did seem odd, especially for the period. I was right, it was very odd, especially for the period, heh. Here’s her Wikipedia entry: Dorothy Arzner, worth a read for Miss Crawford’s quote alone.

]]> Comment on Furs on Film – Dance, Girl, Dance by Ms. P & C http://www.furglamor.com/2010/08/furs-on-film-dance-girl-dance/comment-page-1/#comment-1385 Ms. P & C Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:13:51 +0000 http://www.furglamor.com/?p=817#comment-1385 Love this! I'd forgotten about "Dance Girl Dance" - a film by one of the only women directors of the golden age: Dorothy Arzner. Although Lucy never did as well on the big screen, I kinda love her as her brassy, sassy self in these old pictures... Love this! I’d forgotten about “Dance Girl Dance” – a film by one of the only women directors of the golden age: Dorothy Arzner. Although Lucy never did as well on the big screen, I kinda love her as her brassy, sassy self in these old pictures…

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