
It wasn't Faye Emerson, either.

Heck, it wasn't even Alice Faye.

No, friends, as our dearest MC guessed right out of the box, it was the erstwhile Fay Wray - who survived not only the namesake simian of King Kong (1933), but a similarly nostril-flaring, chest-beating Joan Crawford in Queen Bee (1955).

As soon as MC sends us his measurements, we'll start cracking on his award: a pair of custom-made, printed silk hose. Everyone's guesses were fabulous, with special bonus points going to joe*to*hell and Jason for their cheekiness. Thanks for playing, darlings!
Until his custom-made, printed silk hose are ready, MC can borrow a pair of my stripey tights.
ReplyDeleteThank you, darling. That seems suitable as I'm waiting for a house to drop on me.
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