But Alive

Lauren Bacall

Anne Baxter

Arlene Dahl

Eleanor Parker

All but one of 'em.

Off to the Races

Lupe Velez in East is West (1930, Universal)

Myrna Loy in The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932, MGM)

Dorothy Lamour (with John Howard) in Disputed Passage (1939, Paramount)

Ona Munson in The Shanghai Gesture (1941, United Artists)

Katharine Hepburn in Dragon Seed (1944, MGM)

Shirley MacLaine in My Geisha (1962, Paramount)

Eleanor Parker (as Marjorie Lawrence) in Interrupted Melody (1955, MGM)

I Wish I Were a Princess

Instead of Queen of Denial!

Crazy Chapeaux

Boys' Night Out (1962, Columbia)

Madison Avenue (1962, Twentieth Century Fox)

Light in the Piazza (1962, MGM)

Tender is the Night (1962, Twentieth Century Fox)

As you know, here at SSUWAT, it's permanently 1962 -- but let's be honest --

wasn't it a strange year for hats?

Three Secrets

Ruth Roman, Patricia Neal and Eleanor Parker in Three Secrets (1950)

One expression.

Something We Dreamed Last Night

Waiting on the dock with Lucille Ball, boarding the Queen Mary with Eleanor Parker, escorting Joan Crawford to the ladies' lounge, enjoying a glass of absinthe in the bar, and listening to an older gentleman regale us with tales of seeing Nazimova perform as Salome. Really, just business as usual...

Aging Divas Never Die...

...their hair just gets pouffier. Like their fans.

Three's Company

Funnily enough, we're nice kids who are tempted by easy money and trapped by our own glamour - and often swept off our feet in back alleys.

Hang in There!

The work week is almost over!

...And Eleanor Parker as The Baroness

Miss Understood.