such dialogue-- superb and natural in style and delivery. In a film such as this one, even the minor character actresses are of such a superior quality and naturalness; that they make the majority of the current ones look and sound as 'stupid and dense' as many of their performances.
The Women was an MGM production and Bugs was under contract at Warner's. So the reference is even more comical. "The Boys" as Jack called the cartoon dept in there little red building, pretty much had carte blanche on mocking anyone in old HollyWoody. Much like Mad Mag. did later.
I've been looking for this! I'm doing Olga from the original play for an audition next week, and I needed some inspiration for her character. You have no idea how hard it is to find the right clip I need from this film. Thank you so much!
And you thought word traveled fast on the internet. I had a stay at home mom in the sixties. The gossip spread faster than wild fire. This is a great scene. The manicurist had one short scene and really chewed the scenery, completely stole the scene from Norma, who was a huge star.
Silvia is absolutely VILE fo sending Mary here. I always felt Silvia didn't really get what was coming to her in the end. She should've been cast out just as Joan was.
@@JloveLamar So you would rather have your cousin keep her mouth shut and let you go about your business not knowing that your husband is cheating on you?
Nah! My friend who cousin , who has done hair at a very high end salon says, the hairdo, mani/pedi isn't why they are so successful. They keep coming back for the latest dirt on their frenemiies. If the information I juicy a d fresh, the tip is proportionally large.
The wife is usually one of the last to know. Norma Shearer did do this role justice. Bravo!
such dialogue-- superb and natural in style and delivery. In a film such as this one, even the minor character actresses are of such a superior quality and naturalness; that they make the majority of the current ones look and sound as 'stupid and dense' as many of their performances.
WoW...
PERIOT!
Boy, you won't see dialogue like that anymore. wow
The beginning of the end of literacy in movies began in 1977, 'in another galaxy, far, far away . . ."
@@TroglodyteDiner
Hey, compared to most of the things released in the past 25 years, Star Wars is like frickin' Casablanca.
@@fliplinefungus ... yes. Let us not forget what followed. 10yrs of screaming slasher crud.
Oh my God this is where the Bugs Bunny scene comes from "My stars! Look at those nails . . . Monsters are the most INTERESTING people!"
I was just going to write the same thing! "My stars...if an INteresting monster can't have an INteresting hairstyle..."
BAHAHAHAAH!!
"Now I must go and give an INTERESTING old lady a manicure. But I'll be back before you're done. La La la la." BOOM!!!
The Women was an MGM production and Bugs was under contract at Warner's. So the reference is even more comical. "The Boys" as Jack called the cartoon dept in there little red building, pretty much had carte blanche on mocking anyone in old HollyWoody. Much like Mad Mag. did later.
Norma Shearers face as the story gets more and more interesting 😂
Norma was wonderful in this role.
I did this same scene in high school drama class, and this is a totally different interpretation from anything I imagined. Wow.
The golden age of Hollywood 💗 How lovely my darlings!!!
The actor who played the cosmetician should have gotten an Oscar.
That’s a young Mrs. Kravitz from Bewitched!
@@travelgal8887
Thanks for that, I thought she looked familiar.
@@tamarasilver8764 The manicurist was played by Mimi Olivera.
@@akrenwinkle That's incorrect. Olga was played by Dennie Moore. She had an uncredited role in _Silvia Scarlett_ (1935) with Katherine Hepburn.
I always thought so too . She wasn’t on screen too long , but you sure remembered her !
“Don’t you like the file ?”
Dennie Moore was wonderful I know her lines by heart so good!
me too. LOL!
SUPERB!!!
Nail Techs are the same now as they were in 1939.
I can’t help but think of Bugs Bunny and the Monster.
Bugs is imitating this character. The characteristics are obvious.
Norma Shearer was wonderful as Mary. This is a great scene.
I've been looking for this! I'm doing Olga from the original play for an audition next week, and I needed some inspiration for her character. You have no idea how hard it is to find the right clip I need from this film. Thank you so much!
Superb!!!!
“Don’t you like the file?“ 🤣 🤣🤣
Olga was played by Dennie Moore, not Mimi Olivera.
And you thought word traveled fast on the internet. I had a stay at home mom in the sixties. The gossip spread faster than wild fire. This is a great scene. The manicurist had one short scene and really chewed the scenery, completely stole the scene from Norma, who was a huge star.
Silvia is absolutely VILE fo sending Mary here. I always felt Silvia didn't really get what was coming to her in the end. She should've been cast out just as Joan was.
Silvia Fowler and Mary Haines are cousins.
@@RaymondHng I know that. What does that have to do with what she did to Mary?
@@JloveLamar Silvia couldn’t be cast out. Mary and Silvia are family.
@@RaymondHng The hell she can't. I wouldn't EVER speak to my cousin again if she did to me what Fowler did to Mary.
@@JloveLamar So you would rather have your cousin keep her mouth shut and let you go about your business not knowing that your husband is cheating on you?
reminds me of my beauty parlour
lol
Oh my! That could be dangerous! Haha
BRAVA!!!!!
MEOW meow! That's the best transportation I can think of.
❤🎯👊🏼💥
What not to do if you're a nail technetium
Nah! My friend who cousin , who has done hair at a very high end salon says, the hairdo, mani/pedi isn't why they are so successful. They keep coming back for the latest dirt on their frenemiies. If the information I juicy a d fresh, the tip is proportionally large.
Ruth Findlay