Don't come bustin' in here. This isn't no public park.

I love this movie sooo much!

As a lady once said to a slave, "You are hardly in a position to have anything to say about it."

I don't know why she's complaining so much. Goodness knows I wouldn't mind.

"I is for the Irish in her smile."

Last week's quote was from Shall We Dance (1937). "Well to tell you the truth I don't know you well enough to tell you the truth." Good job, Erin and VKMfan for getting right!

Now, for this week's lyric post.

"I is for the Irish in her smile."

Each language only helps me tell you how grand you are!

Let me preface this with the fact that I really did not like this movie. At all. But the dancing is phenomenal.

Women have to emancipate themselves in order to emancipate men so they can emancipate each other where it counts the most.

Seriously, how gorgeous is she? Wish I could look like this!

"Well to tell you the truth I don't know you well enough to tell you the truth."

All right so last week's quote was from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, written by Richard and Robert Sherman, performed by David Tomlinson. "As the words sell the tune and the moonbeam the moon..." Well done, amz for getting it right!

Now, for our next quote:

"Well, to tell you the truth, I don't know you well enough to tell you the truth."

There's gold in the moon

I know this is a favorite costume among classic film lovers, but I'm going to post an unoriginal sentiment with this fashion post.

How cute is Ginger's dress in Carefree?


I also love photos of composers so this photo has multiple layers of awesomeness: Ginger, Fred, Irving, dress!



I watched Road to Rio the other night and found a dress with similar sentiment. It's also super cute but in a totally different way. I'm definitely going to try and get this design on a shirt (maybe on a smaller scale though). [dress is shown at 5:17]



Photos found here and here.