Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

We're looking for a Betty Hutton. Do you see it as a Betty Hutton?
- Thank you. - That's the girl. I won't be a moment.
What?
She turns out to be a multi-millionaire and leaves you all her money.
Yes, I was playing hookey every evening along in there.
What's the matter? Why are you so glum?
They've come for my car.
Grandma did stunt work for Pearl White. I'm from a picture family.
Careful, it's slippery. I had it waxed.
I'm all wrong for you.
I need you as I've never needed you before. Look at me.
Back up a little. Get out of the way! You fellow at the back.
Let's not be small about such matters. We won't keep books.
Now the sun's out, nobody knows when they'll get back.
A lot of people were. Lindbergh had just landed in Paris. Come on in.
Well, I sure turned into an interesting driveway.
taking it out on the world because she'd been given the go-by.
- We want to rent it for two weeks. - Oh, I see.
The finest things have been written on an empty stomach.
The plain fact was she was afraid of that world outside,
- I didn't mean... - Of course not.
- Good party. - The greatest.
With a twentieth of a cent a point. l'd get half her winnings.
I can still see myself in the line: Marie Prevost, Mabel Normand.
I saw you last someplace very gay.
Waiting... Waiting for the gravy train.
That's from when they were making $18,000 a week tax-free.
Where does that put me? I could be her father.
This is a story about teachers, their threadbare lives.
I wouldn't let you. Goodnight, darling.
Lisa
and what wine to drink with what fish.
It was I who asked to come back, humiliating as it may seem.
and she was in love with me - me.
You're a woman of 50. Grow up.
- What is it? - Something came up.
white or deep pink.
- Lights ready? - All set.
Max will take you there. Max!
Rudy never asked any questions about your finances,
If we made it a girls' softball team, put in a few numbers,
DeMille always said I was his greatest star.
It's more like freshly laundered linen handkerchiefs,
You'll be glad to meet Mr Gillis, he wrote it. This is Miss Kramer.
I don't want it now.
When you and Artie get back, if you ever want a swim...
Say you don't hate me, Joe.
Miss Desmond can. Come on.
famous star of yesteryear, is in a state of complete mental shock.
I can't look at you any more, Joe.
Very few clothes All we earn are buttons and bows
All handmade. Cost me $28,000.
He's trying to belittle me, to get my price down.
just becoming a fan, excited about that actress up there on the screen.
Hollywood for us ain't been so good Got no swimming pool
dim figures you may still remember from the silent days.
Stick 'em up, Gillis, or I'll let you have it.
What are you doing, Joe?
Were you a child actress?
Where was I?
- Thanks. - But I wouldn't bother.
- Norma Desmond? - She must be a million years old.
actresses so young they still believed the guys in the casting office.
The idea of having some assistant call me! Say I'm busy and hang up.
Money?
- Goodbye, dear. - Goodbye, Mr DeMille.
- Not on the same floor with Valentino. - Just follow me.
- I think I'll read a little longer. - You went out last night, didn't you?
That night I had a mixed-up dream. In it there was an organ grinder.
I love you, Joe. I love you, Joe.