October 22, 2012 /

OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS – JOAN CRAWFORD

This is pretty saucy stuff for the time – Joan Crawford shimmying in front of a mirror as she gets dressed to go out for the evening circa 1928, before recorded dialogue, but there was a synch soundtrack…

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One Comment

  1. laniersmith
    October 24, 2012

    Oh I wish I could find the clip from the TCM documentary on Joan Crawford…. there sits 106 year old Anita Page all Baby Jane Hudsoned up and she says with great disdain. “When she came to Metro she was a nobody….JUST a dancer.” Priceless!

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