Cinco DeNio

And gigitastic

I've added Cameron H., TaylorAnnePhoto, The_Triple_Lindy and AlmostAGhost as friends. I can't find WatchOutForSnakes on Rabbit. I'll post a room link here for those who can't get in. I can accept requests.

Cameron H. helped me get set up so it is ON!

Damn. Now the criteria is Bette Midler in it AND she has to sing! There goes my choice of Other People's Money!

What is your Rabbit name so I can add you as a friend?

What time works for everyone tomorrow night? 9 PM Eastern, like the Classic series?

I sense an ulterior motive behind the entire Musical Mondays idea.

So Beaches is your next pick?

I ordered it from Amazon and would be willing to do a Rabbit showing. I've never used Rabbit so this would be a good initiation. Maybe Friday evening and Sunday evening?

Is this streaming anywhere?

Bottom right corner has a drop-down box labeled "Insert other media". Click that then pick "Insert image from URL". Paste the URL into the box and it will go red if it can't find the image (like from Giphy). Otherwise it will put the image into your post. I don't know of any re-sizing tools.

Awesome! I've been wanting to see this!

But those are the wrong color from what he was wearing in Jayne's bedroom. Those must have been his own which means he WAS the type to wear striped pajamas. Not only that, Jayne said those were HER pajamas, not ones she had bought for family members! I rather doubt Tom could have fit into her pajamas.

He's like the little kid in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes who talks about Marilyn's animal magnetism.

I know it's a typo but I love "hung amounts of money".

So you're saying Barry (the paperboy) is Scribbles?

These are good questions I don't have answers for. It does raise the question for me if the movie was really mocking rock and roll. An actual musician and group, Ray Anthony and his orchestra, recorded the song. If the intent was to mock them would they really have been willing to perform in the movie?

Absolutely. See the Payola scandal in the 60's. From Urban Dictionary:

OMG! Julie London was Nurse McCall on Emergency!. (Her husband Bobby Troup is on the right.)

Side note on music: Julie London's husband Bobby Troup wrote the song The Girl Can't Help It.

II don't remember where I read it but this movie supposedly inspired John Waters to make Hairspray.

He gave her a limited vocabulary so she didn't have to remember a lot of big words. All she had to say was "Ask my agent." Seriously though, I think it was simply that he didn't see or treat her as a sexpot.

Teenagers so hyped you could wave your hand in front of their face and they wouldn't react.

Side note: I presume the picture of Jayne's "brothers" was actually a picture of Mickey Hargitay and other bodybuilders. Good thing she was presumably dating him at the time! (They didn't marry for two more years.)