Wow she's very lucky to have someone as loyal as Tim to keep her things together and cherish them. I really hope these things will find a permanent home where they will be looked after for generations. Thank you Jordan for videoing this very special collection.
WOW!!!!... It brought tears to my eyes! How someone like Tim to cherish someones memory such as M a e West. To help keep her name alive! And to actually hang out with her. What a thrill that had to be! I love Mae West. Thank you Tim for keeping her memory alive! Those beautiful gowns! Thanks for preserving her life!!!
Stacey Green I think that would be so awesome. She certainly deserves to be in the Smithsonian. She was an incredible woman. She is buried by my mom and dads grave.
Hi Stacey, that's exactly what I said to my husband! Mae West was a Hollywood maverick who fully controlled her career and image long before either any other actor either male or female did.A true American Icon!
It is nice to hear from someone that actually knew Mae West. Mae was so private that few people knew her personally. It is great to hear about her warmth and generosity.
Had the pleasure also of seeing her walk from her limo into the theatre in san francisco at screening of Sextette....she was georgous! one in a million. love to help u catalogue those items tim....ur a saint for keeping it all safely ! i have a georgous large framed/matted signed color photo of her in my collection of things.
Thank you so much for this interview of Mae West she is my favorite actress. In 1970, I did a book report in HIGH SCHOOL. I have learned so much more about her through you. I went to buy a bottle of JOY and I reached out on Facebook to TIM!! Mae and I have alot in common. LOL 😆 I also like taking pictures with my hand on my hip. Please do more!!! 🥰💋🌹🙏🏾
The first time I heard about MaeWest was when I was five and my grandmother bought me my first pair of diamond earrings for my 5th birthday. When I put them on I said to m grandmother, "How do I look?" And grandma would say, "Like diamond lil!" I love Mae west and i have the same sense of humor lol
Oh, Dearie, Thanks so much!👑. It was so nice to Come Up and See You! Mae was an INSTITUTION. Actually saw her present trophy for 1977 Mr. America! Her comment, Oh, this guy's got everything and it's all in the right places! This was a highlight of my first trip to Hollywood! 😎. Also drove past Ravenswood. In college, I wrote a paper on her and got an A. She will never be replaced. One of a kind.👑. 🏆
That was so great. Am flipping through your earlier work and this was a joy to watch. I love Mae West and her short, to the point, answers. 'Goodness had nothing to do with it". She was a one and only. Thank you and to Mr. Malichowski for sharing.
What a great video! It was fun seeing her beautiful dresses, etc. I never realized how slender she actually was.....but only a tiny woman could fit into these fitted dresses. Thank you Jordan for visiting Tim, and thank you Tim for sharing Mae West with us. Best wishes to both of you from Missouri!
Many thanks. Miss West was a financial supporter of an orchestra for high school aged musicians and after a concert, this was in the early 70’s, where she and other supporters where asked to come up on stage, I was alone back stage and Miss West was making her way to leave in the opposite direction and we passed by each other. I was too shy to say anything to her, being truly star-struck, and I have kicked myself all these decades later.
Joy by Jean Patou. Was thrilled to find out this was Mae's favorite because for decades it has been my favorite, too. Also loved your vlog about Tim Malachovsky's museum. Easy to tell it has been his labor of love.
Ms. Mae West will always be an icon and deserves so much more recognition. Iove her and Jean Harlow. The first bomb shells of Hollywood. Much love and respect to Tim. Thank you for a wonderful vblog and getting to speak with an awesome man to treasure Ms. West
I don’t understand how her stuff isn’t in Planet Hollywood or something. She needs her own museum ! I’d actually cry if I owned a piece of her clothing or her fans, I wish he’d consider selling or donating to her most loyal fans. It’s not even about making money, but it would be cherished forever and her memory kept alive cause I’d never stop telling people about it lmao !
Such a nice man and so lucky to have been Mae West's assistant. I hope a museum is opened for her. He has so many of her things. It's a shame they aren't displayed. That headress was amazing. Looked very heavy.
i am late to the party on these videos, but i was inspired to get into contact with Tim Malachosky. this gentleman went above and beyond for me. i just purchased one of his out of print books, a signed Mae West photo and a signed check from the 30's! i am an amateur collector of the golden/silver age. i can't wait to read his book. he is just as authentic as you see in the videos and i encourage anyone who is a true fan to contact him through facebook. hopefully one day i can encourage him to part with a gown or something! as far as the museum idea, i asked if he would consider crowd-sourcing. if anyone thinks this is a good idea or might consider a donation, like/thumbs up?! maybe, HOPEFULLY we as a whole can get Ms. West a museum she deserves.
btw, i asked what her favorite movie of hers was, and he gave me two answers. "She Done Him Wrong" and "I'm No Angel." She happened to write both of those screenplays, and coincidentally (or not) Cary Grant was in each! enjoy!
Thoroughly enjoyed this two part vlog. I can't imagine owning just one item let alone entire rooms! Such old Hollywood memorabilia - I certainly hope a museum containing all of these valuable items is opened one day. Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
I have seen this video a few times and I'm always amazed at all the things tim has of Mae's. I grew up in the area where Mae West was raised in Brooklyn and I moved back a few years ago. When I first found out she grew up here in Williamsburg, Bushwick and Greenpoint areas of Brooklyn, I was so excited and honored. I was even more touched when I discovered Mae's resting place is just a short walking distance from my Mom & Dads grave site in Cypress Hills cemetery. I payed my respects to Mae before and was happy to see they have chairs to sit in, in the Mausoleum where Mae is at. I sat there for a few minutes and said a prayer for her. Mae's family are also resting there, which was nice to see. I pray one day soon all those items tim has are all put in a Museum for really safe keeping. Mae West did so much for Hollywood and saved Paramount Pictures from closing that the right respectful thing to do would be to put Miss West things on display for all her fans and the world to see. She was one incredible woman who I would've loved to have met. I always felt she deserves more respect as far as her memory is concerned. RIP Mae West, you were one of a kind!!!💕💕💕
Just fabulous I have just came across you today and I am so impressed and thank you to Tim for saving so many of her things you must have cared for her very much to keep her memory alive
This was such a great 2 part video of the Fabulous Ms. West. I have always been a fan and admirer of this icon. She had a maid that stayed with her for many years by the name of Daisy, who was my Aunt. The story from my aunt was that some of the characters that played maids in her films were named after her. Also, Ms. West was definitely a boxing fan, as a matter of fact she took care of a prize fighter that was confined to a wheel chair, that she helped to his death. Mae paid for a fabulous funeral for him. The boxers last name was Jones the same as my aunts. So when they would be out she would tell that he was the relation to my aunt since they had the same last name!! She was and will always be a MAGNIFICENT Star!!
I think someone should coordinate with Tim to create an actual museum where all her pieces could be put together creating her persona as she created it, including the scripts she wrote with her costumes and perfumes n hats n wigs n furniture, totally preserving her life for posterity!!! Hope you find a partner to help preserve her fabulous history!!! This was so awesome that you put this together, Jordan, and it is so cool to see such a young person so reverent of such an iconic, early Hollywood era maven as the uniquely fabulous Mae West!!!! Thank you for preserving her for another and future generations!!! Attaboys, Jordan and Tim!!!!
A lot of people do not know that Mae had a recording career. Small as it was. I have three of her original albums. Two recorded in the 1966 time frame and One in the late 1970's or 1980. The titles are: Way Out West; Great Balls Of Fire; and a terrific Christmas album, Mae In December. They are very very good and fun to listen to! Find them and have a listen! J
I believe that Mae didn't own a lot of real diamonds - some vintage pieces from the 30sthey came up for sale after Pauls death!i believe that Mae had a LARGE collection of real diamonds - she sold the lot during WW2 and gave the funds for war reliefWhat a Woman!
This is an awesome and very fascinating 2 part bog ....so thankful for seeing a great collection of the Fabulous Mae Wests possessions and artifacts....thank you forcsharing . Her favorite perfume was JOY!! I know those videos are about 6 years old now ....but I hope u still get this !! ❤😊😂
This was just wonderful and I wish we could see more of the gowns and jewelry collection and just great stories.So so great loved this so much.Thanks for the memories.
Fantastic vlog!! I just discovered your channel, and I'm loving it. Definitely helping me get through this Covid-19 crap! I appreciate your love and passion of "pop" history and your respect to everyone you come across. Thank you SO much!👍
Fabulous video. What a wonderful collection of her things. Joy was her favorite perfume. I truly hope to see a museum with these gorgeous treasures someday. Thank you so much for making this video.xoxo
I have fallen down the May West rabbit hole, this vlog makes me so interested in her life💙You are such a good interviewer Jordan💙 I love hearing those stories 💙I hope he finds a museum. I would love to see her things💙 Wonderful vlog Jordan💙 I want to see your Tarzan loin cloth picture 💙
Thanks for finding this lucky Tim, quite the collection and I know it's been a while but, my aunt had the same perfume - "JOY" de Jean Patou as I remember the parfum during the 1980's was over $250/ounce.
Hi jordan, recently discovered you and your vlogs and been binging out on them, i love your cheerful personalty and enjoy watching you. Her favorite perfume was JOY, love from England to you and your cute dog xx
I bought Tim's picture book on Mae West. One of the best books in my collection. It's autographed by Tim and numbered. I think a 1000 were published. Great video. Hi Tim It's me Spookey
Need a good museum ,to show everything ,for history and new generation...that gengleman is lovely..take care her staf...send love to all...I love Mae West...
LOVED HER..she would never make it in today's Hollywood. She was too Brooklyn, too non-fake and ahead of her time. Too bad. She even went to jail twice over two of her plays, "SEX" and "HOMOSEXUAL" on Broadway, she was more Theater than Hollywood. She hated Hollywood, she said she couldn't breathe there. The Hollywood crowd was different than the Broadway crowd lol but she retired there. She just didn't know when to stop performing and a lot of humiliating publicity by ass holes but I wish she wouldn't have done that. She was 65 years old no Botox, singing and moving sexually with young body builders, the things she did back in the days and it was a different audience than she knew. I felt bad for her towards the later years.
This is a couple of years old but I just ran across it. Very generous for her friend and former assistant to share his collection with us, hope he’s doing well. I really enjoyed watching. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely wonderful, fabulous find here. Very excited to see all of the of her belongings. Thank you so much. I agree that Dita would be in heaven there.
Jordan you are my new hero..., like Superman and Lois Lane.... as a kid I was just in love with Hollywood and you are bringing into my home all this new info on my favorite stars..., you need 4 more parts on Miss Mae.... she really taught a generation or two of women how to reach inside and be WONDERFUL.... thank you ever so..... k
Love Ms. West and Iname my granddaughter Joy. Than you so for sharing your collection and memories 💗 I only wish I met her. For ever in my heart ❤️💖❤️💖
JOY~I'm just a bit too late! This is Tammie Parrish Miller. What a lovely man to have coveted her personal belongings. I do wish they could be displayed properly. I used to play dress up in my Grandmothers outfits and shoes from way back when people really dressed to go anywhere. I wish I had known how much I would long to have them now. I don't even know what happened to them. Thank you for sharing this. I enjoyed it so much! Now I have to go find part 2.
If you see one of these Emerson radios for sale at a Garage Sale or Estate Sale, be sure and buy it regardless of the condition in which the radio may be today. It can be restored by many radio collector's who specialize in radio restoration work. The Emerson Mae West radio (with AM and Shortwave Bands) is highly valued by collector's today. The Emerson Mae West radio came in several smaller tabletop models and also a large Console floor model. There are several UA-cam videos on these Emerson Mae West radios. They were all made in the late 1930's in beautiful wooden cabinets made by the noted Ingraham Company and designed by one of the most famous Industrial Designers in the United States at the time. The radio was quite controversial at the time because of its' unique design.
Joy was the perfume ,! I just hope after this guy dies someone buys Mae west belongings that he owns and keeps them all together ,like he has done ,very important to keep it all together ,marvelous collection, thanks for showing 💙 it ,I just wish he would have shown more of her shoes and the size she wore ❤?
Mae married Count Guido Deiro, a Vaudeville headliner, after meeting him during a performance at Detroit's National Theater in 1913. They divorced in 1920. The story of their torrid romance, marriage and intertwined personal and professional careers can be read in the illustrated bio-novel "Mae West and the Count - Love and Loss on the Vaudeville Stage."
I appreciate the intelligence of Mae more after seeing this. she was in control of her career and before the studios could abuse her she quit at the height and went into theaters. many other actresses didn't quit and they ended up badly by doing lousy movies just to make a living. Mae, instead of using her Hollywood money to buy unlimited amount of luxury goods, she instead invested wisely in real estate to earn a good living.
One of the episodes of the popular 1930's radio show "Calling All Cars" has an episode dealing with the night Mae West was actually robbed in Los Angeles. "Calling All Cars" was a forerunner of "Dragnet" and other popular police shows from the Golden Age of Radio. I think that particular episode can be found on UA-cam under "Calling All Cars" vintage radio show. This radio episode is available through Radio Archives out of Spokane, Washington, a company that specializes in the restoration of vintage radio shows, and "Calling All Cars" is an episode they offer for sale in either CD or domputer download MP3 formats that includes the "Mae West Robbery" episode.
JOY! Now I hear these items are up for auction in November. What inspired this move to release so much? Bless his trust in having you there. Love to bid on the telephone with her photo! Can you let us know anything about the details of the auction in a future pre-November 2019 postings? Great work again! Thanks Jordan.
My grandmother worked for mae west
Wow she's very lucky to have someone as loyal as Tim to keep her things together and cherish them. I really hope these things will find a permanent home where they will be looked after for generations. Thank you Jordan for videoing this very special collection.
WOW!!!!... It brought tears to my eyes! How someone like Tim to cherish someones memory such as M a e West. To help keep her name alive! And to actually hang out with her. What a thrill that had to be! I love Mae West. Thank you Tim for keeping her memory alive! Those beautiful gowns! Thanks for preserving her life!!!
The Smithsonian should showcase Mae West's personal belongings.
Stacey Green I think that would be so awesome. She certainly deserves to be in the Smithsonian. She was an incredible woman. She is buried by my mom and dads grave.
I love May west thank you for showing us her stuff
Hi Stacey, that's exactly what I said to my husband! Mae West was a Hollywood maverick who fully controlled her career and image long before either any other actor either male or female did.A true American Icon!
Definitely I agree wholeheartedly.
What about the books and stage plays she wrote? They should be made available for her fans to buy.
It is nice to hear from someone that actually knew Mae West. Mae was so private that few people knew her personally. It is great to hear about her warmth and generosity.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this thank you for the video and thank you to Tim for saving all of Mae's beautiful things
What a kind man to treasure all the family’s Mea West articles together .
GREAT Video!! Tims Mae West collection is amazing! Hes a sweet guy too, always will talk about Miss West to any fan who asks him any questions.
That’s why Mae trusted Tim. She knew he was all goodness. He really loved her. He was very loyal. She loved him too. She was a great American icon.
I loved this!! Thank you both for bringing Mae to us!❤❤❤
Had the pleasure also of seeing her walk from her limo into the theatre in san francisco at screening of Sextette....she was georgous! one in a million.
love to help u catalogue those items tim....ur a saint for keeping it all safely ! i have a georgous large framed/matted signed color photo of her in my collection of things.
Great video. Love Mae West , she was way a head of her time.
Thank you so much for this interview of Mae West she is my favorite actress. In 1970, I did a book report in HIGH SCHOOL. I have learned so much more about her through you. I went to buy a bottle of JOY and I reached out on Facebook to TIM!! Mae and I have alot in common. LOL 😆
I also like taking pictures with my hand on my hip.
Please do more!!! 🥰💋🌹🙏🏾
Thank you Tim so much for sharing your amazing collection. 💜✌ goes with out saying thank you so much 💜
Tim just for your sweet kindness in sharing with us MAE WEST's personal belongings... I, will happily buy your books.
The first time I heard about MaeWest was when I was five and my grandmother bought me my first pair of diamond earrings for my 5th birthday. When I put them on I said to m grandmother, "How do I look?" And grandma would say, "Like diamond lil!" I love Mae west and i have the same sense of humor lol
L.M. Welsh you had such a cool grandmother!
You must be a treasure as Mae was. Nice grandmom just like I had loved her so very much RIP MY GRANDMA, DAD, BROTHERS AND UNle Harold❤️❤️❤️✝️✝️✝️
Oh my gosh, this was outstanding! Thanks for doing this and Tim must be a special guy...wish more people valued old Hollywood in the same way!!!
Oh, Dearie, Thanks so much!👑. It was so nice to Come Up and See You! Mae was an INSTITUTION. Actually saw her present trophy for 1977 Mr. America! Her comment, Oh, this guy's got everything and it's all in the right places! This was a highlight of my first trip to Hollywood! 😎. Also drove past Ravenswood. In college, I wrote a paper on her and got an A. She will never be replaced. One of a kind.👑. 🏆
That was so great. Am flipping through your earlier work and this was a joy to watch. I love Mae West and her short, to the point, answers. 'Goodness had nothing to do with it". She was a one and only. Thank you and to Mr. Malichowski for sharing.
How lucky you were. Man the tour of personal items of a life time. Love to meet him.
What a great video! It was fun seeing her beautiful dresses, etc. I never realized how slender she actually was.....but only a tiny woman could fit into these fitted dresses. Thank you Jordan for visiting Tim, and thank you Tim for sharing Mae West with us. Best wishes to both of you from Missouri!
I absolutely loved watching this. Thank you for visiting Tim and a big thank you to Tim for sharing these with us.
I own a mirror that I inherited from my mother, that she claimed to belong to Mae. It is a long gold gilded fireplace mantel mirror.
Loved this! What a wonderful curator for Miss West's Legacy. Thanks for sharing these gems!
Many thanks. Miss West was a financial supporter of an orchestra for high school aged musicians and after a concert, this was in the early 70’s, where she and other supporters where asked to come up on stage, I was alone back stage and Miss West was making her way to leave in the opposite direction and we passed by each other. I was too shy to say anything to her, being truly star-struck, and I have kicked myself all these decades later.
Truly a treasure trove Jordan. What a fabulous man. Your Vlog made Mae one of us not the glorified person in movies. Australia 🎈💯
Joy by Jean Patou. Was thrilled to find out this was Mae's favorite because for decades it has been my favorite, too. Also loved your vlog about Tim Malachovsky's museum. Easy to tell it has been his labor of love.
Love seeing Mae West’s Treasures her jewelry, and cloths ”Joy” was the perfume she liked. Thanks, Jordan 🦁
Ms. Mae West will always be an icon and deserves so much more recognition. Iove her and Jean Harlow. The first bomb shells of Hollywood. Much love and respect to Tim. Thank you for a wonderful vblog and getting to speak with an awesome man to treasure Ms. West
If I was rich I'd build him a huge space to show off his amazing collection
Someone should.. It's all in storage now as I understand it
That's too bad. Thank you for getting us a look inside, and with all the stories too, very special videos.
I don’t understand how her stuff isn’t in Planet Hollywood or something. She needs her own museum ! I’d actually cry if I owned a piece of her clothing or her fans, I wish he’d consider selling or donating to her most loyal fans. It’s not even about making money, but it would be cherished forever and her memory kept alive cause I’d never stop telling people about it lmao !
Fabulous interview. Tim is a treasure..
I think Mae has incarnated in whatever bird is yelling in the back .
Don’t touch my stuff 🤣🤣
That was amazing! There really needs to be a museum.
Joy! I'm a couple years late. Thank you so much for these videos. I truly enjoyed watching . ⚘
Such a nice man and so lucky to have been Mae West's assistant. I hope a museum is opened for her. He has so many of her things. It's a shame they aren't displayed. That headress was amazing. Looked very heavy.
i am late to the party on these videos, but i was inspired to get into contact with Tim Malachosky. this gentleman went above and beyond for me. i just purchased one of his out of print books, a signed Mae West photo and a signed check from the 30's! i am an amateur collector of the golden/silver age. i can't wait to read his book. he is just as authentic as you see in the videos and i encourage anyone who is a true fan to contact him through facebook. hopefully one day i can encourage him to part with a gown or something! as far as the museum idea, i asked if he would consider crowd-sourcing. if anyone thinks this is a good idea or might consider a donation, like/thumbs up?! maybe, HOPEFULLY we as a whole can get Ms. West a museum she deserves.
btw, i asked what her favorite movie of hers was, and he gave me two answers. "She Done Him Wrong" and "I'm No Angel." She happened to write both of those screenplays, and coincidentally (or not) Cary Grant was in each! enjoy!
His collection really deserves to be a museum. I hope he has his collection insured. Amazing.
Thoroughly enjoyed this two part vlog. I can't imagine owning just one item let alone entire rooms! Such old Hollywood memorabilia - I certainly hope a museum containing all of these valuable items is opened one day. Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
Thank you. It was most interesting. What a brilliant lady Mae West was.
I have seen this video a few times and I'm always amazed at all the things tim has of Mae's. I grew up in the area where Mae West was raised in Brooklyn and I moved back a few years ago. When I first found out she grew up here in Williamsburg, Bushwick and Greenpoint areas of Brooklyn, I was so excited and honored. I was even more touched when I discovered Mae's resting place is just a short walking distance from my Mom & Dads grave site in Cypress Hills cemetery. I payed my respects to Mae before and was happy to see they have chairs to sit in, in the Mausoleum where Mae is at. I sat there for a few minutes and said a prayer for her. Mae's family are also resting there, which was nice to see.
I pray one day soon all those items tim has are all put in a Museum for really safe keeping. Mae West did so much for Hollywood and saved Paramount Pictures from closing that the right respectful thing to do would be to put Miss West things on display for all her fans and the world to see. She was one incredible woman who I would've loved to have met. I always felt she deserves more respect as far as her memory is concerned. RIP Mae West, you were one of a kind!!!💕💕💕
I live in NYC ... my plan is to go to resting place and sit and talk to her wearing her favorite perfume "JOY".
@@ms.georgiannagrantham132 That would be nice. I spoke to her also but she didn't respond. LoL!!!
@@rickyparrilla2426 LOL....YOU'RE FUNNY!!
Tim is one of my Facebook friends.
I live in Manhattan...I would love to visit her grave site. But, I don't want to go by myself.
Just fabulous I have just came across you today and I am so impressed and thank you to Tim for saving so many of her things you must have cared for her very much to keep her memory alive
This was such a great 2 part video of the Fabulous Ms. West. I have always been a fan and admirer of this icon. She had a maid that stayed with her for many years by the name of Daisy, who was my Aunt. The story from my aunt was that some of the characters that played maids in her films were named after her. Also, Ms. West was definitely a boxing fan, as a matter of fact she took care of a prize fighter that was confined to a wheel chair, that she helped to his death. Mae paid for a fabulous funeral for him. The boxers last name was Jones the same as my aunts. So when they would be out she would tell that he was the relation to my aunt since they had the same last name!! She was and will always be a MAGNIFICENT Star!!
Mae West's favorite perfume is "Joy". I know this is late in coming, but just wanted you to know I watched both of the Mae West episodes.
I have a small bottle of JOY....Amazon has it.
I think someone should coordinate with Tim to create an actual museum where all her pieces could be put together creating her persona as she created it, including the scripts she wrote with her costumes and perfumes n hats n wigs n furniture, totally preserving her life for posterity!!! Hope you find a partner to help preserve her fabulous history!!! This was so awesome that you put this together, Jordan, and it is so cool to see such a young person so reverent of such an iconic, early Hollywood era maven as the uniquely fabulous Mae West!!!! Thank you for preserving her for another and future generations!!! Attaboys, Jordan and Tim!!!!
A lot of people do not know that Mae had a recording career. Small as it was. I have three of her original albums. Two recorded in the 1966 time frame and One in the late 1970's or 1980. The titles are: Way Out West; Great Balls Of Fire; and a terrific Christmas album, Mae In December. They are very very good and fun to listen to! Find them and have a listen! J
She made many records -- 78s in the 1930s & "The Fabulous Mae West" in the 1950s.
I believe that Mae didn't own a lot of real diamonds - some vintage pieces from the 30sthey came up for sale after Pauls death!i believe that Mae had a LARGE collection of real diamonds - she sold the lot during WW2 and gave the funds for war reliefWhat a Woman!
Thank you Jordan for the tour of Mae West's wonderful personal items that are in the loving care Tim Malachosky. God bless......
So interesting to see all of this stuff and there is still so much more we did not see!
love this vlog thank you Tim for taking care of Mae's things.
This is an awesome and very fascinating 2 part bog ....so thankful for seeing a great collection of the Fabulous Mae Wests possessions and artifacts....thank you forcsharing .
Her favorite perfume was JOY!!
I know those videos are about 6 years old now ....but I hope u still get this !!
❤😊😂
This was just wonderful and I wish we could see more of the gowns and jewelry collection and just great stories.So so great loved this so much.Thanks for the memories.
I enjoyed this video so much. Ty! Joy was her perfume--too cool! Thanks, Jordan.
Fantastic vlog!! I just discovered your channel, and I'm loving it. Definitely helping me get through this Covid-19 crap! I appreciate your love and passion of "pop" history and your respect to everyone you come across. Thank you SO much!👍
Fabulous video. What a wonderful collection of her things. Joy was her favorite perfume. I truly hope to see a museum with these gorgeous treasures someday. Thank you so much for making this video.xoxo
Wow I knew she wore Joy, but I thought Shocking was her signature.
Just rewatched the vlog. Hope you get to interview Tim again. What a Joy.
The white powder box on the dresser. My grandmother had one. Memories
I have fallen down the May West rabbit hole, this vlog makes me so interested in her life💙You are such a good interviewer Jordan💙
I love hearing those stories 💙I hope he finds a museum. I would love to see her things💙 Wonderful vlog Jordan💙 I want to see your Tarzan loin cloth picture 💙
Thanks for finding this lucky Tim, quite the collection and I know it's been a while but, my aunt had the same perfume - "JOY" de Jean Patou as I remember the parfum during the 1980's was over $250/ounce.
It's sold on Amazon for $600.
Hi jordan, recently discovered you and your vlogs and been binging out on them, i love your cheerful personalty and enjoy watching you. Her favorite perfume was JOY, love from England to you and your cute dog xx
This is very interesting! Thank you both for sharing this. I hope that someone picks up this collection for a museum.
I bought Tim's picture book on Mae West. One of the best books in my collection.
It's autographed by Tim and numbered. I think a 1000 were published.
Great video.
Hi Tim
It's me Spookey
Need a good museum ,to show everything ,for history and new generation...that gengleman is lovely..take care her staf...send love to all...I love Mae West...
would love to know what color lipstick, her makeup.
😍😍😍😍 omg thanks so much im huge Mae fan. I'm buy bottle of joy 💟
LOVED HER..she would never make it in today's Hollywood. She was too Brooklyn, too non-fake and ahead of her time. Too bad. She even went to jail twice over two of her plays, "SEX" and "HOMOSEXUAL" on Broadway, she was more Theater than Hollywood. She hated Hollywood, she said she couldn't breathe there. The Hollywood crowd was different than the Broadway crowd lol but she retired there. She just didn't know when to stop performing and a lot of humiliating publicity by ass holes but I wish she wouldn't have done that. She was 65 years old no Botox, singing and moving sexually with young body builders, the things she did back in the days and it was a different audience than she knew. I felt bad for her towards the later years.
I also have a bottle of "JOY". 🌹
Loved it! And you too! Love how Mae West would use markers to make her figure smaller or outline her shape.
This is a couple of years old but I just ran across it. Very generous for her friend and former assistant to share his collection with us, hope he’s doing well. I really enjoyed watching. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Joy is Mae West perfume. Barbara L. Hass, from Grand Rapids Michigan
Absolutely wonderful, fabulous find here. Very excited to see all of the of her belongings. Thank you so much. I agree that Dita would be in heaven there.
Wow she was one of a kind. I enjoyed these 2 videos so much.
Jordan you are my new hero..., like Superman and Lois Lane.... as a kid I was just in love with Hollywood and you are bringing into my home all this new info on my favorite stars..., you need 4 more parts on Miss Mae.... she really taught a generation or two of women how to reach inside and be WONDERFUL.... thank you ever so..... k
Love Ms. West and Iname my granddaughter Joy. Than you so for sharing your collection and memories 💗 I only wish I met her. For ever in my heart ❤️💖❤️💖
Wow what an impressive collection. Hugs from Germany
Thank you for doing a Blog on Mae West.. Enjoying watching very much! :)
It would be interesting to see what value say the antique road show would put the shoes and several other items he has are worth.
JOY~I'm just a bit too late! This is Tammie Parrish Miller. What a lovely man to have coveted her personal belongings. I do wish they could be displayed properly. I used to play dress up in my Grandmothers outfits and shoes from way back when people really dressed to go anywhere. I wish I had known how much I would long to have them now. I don't even know what happened to them. Thank you for sharing this. I enjoyed it so much! Now I have to go find part 2.
This was amazing..Thank You!
joy ! loved this blog ! thank you
What a treat!!! Thanks for this.
If you see one of these Emerson radios for sale at a Garage Sale or Estate Sale, be sure and buy it regardless of the condition in which the radio may be today. It can be restored by many radio collector's who specialize in radio restoration work. The Emerson Mae West radio (with AM and Shortwave Bands) is highly valued by collector's today. The Emerson Mae West radio came in several smaller tabletop models and also a large Console floor model. There are several UA-cam videos on these Emerson Mae West radios. They were all made in the late 1930's in beautiful wooden cabinets made by the noted Ingraham Company and designed by one of the most famous Industrial Designers in the United States at the time.
The radio was quite controversial at the time because of its' unique design.
I just now found these! They're AMAZING.
And I'm three years too late, you owe me nothing, but: JOY by Jean Patou!
Absolutely delightful thanks Jordan the perfume is Joy
Joy was the perfume ,! I just hope after this guy dies someone buys Mae west belongings that he owns and keeps them all together ,like he has done ,very important to keep it all together ,marvelous collection, thanks for showing 💙 it ,I just wish he would have shown more of her shoes and the size she wore ❤?
Loved this, am a big fan of Mae West's, and now a fan of yours, too...
+Richard Hatch thanks!
Mae married Count Guido Deiro, a Vaudeville headliner, after meeting him during a performance at Detroit's National Theater in 1913. They divorced in 1920. The story of their torrid romance, marriage and intertwined personal and professional careers can be read in the illustrated bio-novel "Mae West and the Count - Love and Loss on the Vaudeville Stage."
Joy was the name of the perfume Mae liked the most..NICE and interesting video....!!
I love these types of videos! Thank you Jordan- so cool!!!
I know I won’t win the sun glasses, but I was paying attention - her favourite perfume was ‘Joy’
This was terrific ! well done ! Do to shelter in place in SF I been watching your Blogs . Thank you !
Joy. Thank you Jordan, that was a great vlog. I learned alot about her.
+Mark Gardner you're entered!
I appreciate the intelligence of Mae more after seeing this. she was in control of her career and before the studios could abuse her she quit at the height and went into theaters. many other actresses didn't quit and they ended up badly by doing lousy movies just to make a living. Mae, instead of using her Hollywood money to buy unlimited amount of luxury goods, she instead invested wisely in real estate to earn a good living.
Mae left most of her estate to her sister.😊
Thank u sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much Tim,thank u.
Wow! Thank you for sharing!
One of the episodes of the popular 1930's radio show "Calling All Cars" has an episode dealing with the night Mae West was actually robbed in Los Angeles.
"Calling All Cars" was a forerunner of "Dragnet" and other popular police shows from the Golden Age of Radio. I think that particular episode can be found on UA-cam under "Calling All Cars" vintage radio show. This radio episode is available through Radio Archives out of Spokane, Washington, a company that specializes in the restoration of vintage radio shows, and "Calling All Cars" is an episode they offer for sale in either CD or domputer download MP3 formats that includes the "Mae West Robbery" episode.
I enjoyed this so very much thank you so much
I missed seeing the birds. It love birds among other animals and pets. I will look for some of his books if I can still find Tim today.
I used to buy my sister her favorite perfume, JOY ... great videos, wish I were there to see also in person
W0W!
How did he come to have such a collection? 😍
JOY! Now I hear these items are up for auction in November. What inspired this move to release so much? Bless his trust in having you there. Love to bid on the telephone with her photo! Can you let us know anything about the details of the auction in a future pre-November 2019 postings? Great work again! Thanks Jordan.
very cool Mae is a True Legend
Amazing video on Mae West!
Joy her favorite perfume Mae West I adore her movies all of them. Hi Rosie of the Bronx.