In Marion Davies autobiography,"The Times We Had" she wrote that Norma wore the Marie Antoinette gown to a costume ball at Hearst Castle and when she arrived everyone gasped because William Randolph Hearst was recently kicked out of France.
AtStirred, Straight Up, with a Twist, it helps to remember that it is permanently 1962 (give or take a decade); and that the problems of the real world can be solved with a touch of glamour and a dash of style.
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ReplyDeletereally, was irving hung? is that what the "humanitarian" award is all about?
ReplyDeleteDear Norma - I was just blogging about her and Marie Antoinette the other day - MGM's version was surely more opulent than the real Versailles !
ReplyDeleteThat flash-back at the end- "Oh, mama, think of it... I shall be queen... I shall be queen of France!"- leaves me in tears.
ReplyDeleteIn Marion Davies autobiography,"The Times We Had" she wrote that Norma wore the Marie Antoinette gown to a costume ball at Hearst Castle and when she arrived everyone gasped because William Randolph Hearst was recently kicked out of France.
ReplyDeletewhat about marion's
ReplyDeleterosebud? didn't WRH gasp at it?