
The paddle-balls bounce and careen
and actresses scrub and come clean
In matters of taste
3-D was a waste
but who wants 3-D that's serene?

Don your red and blue glasses folks, because it's 3-D Week at Limerwrecks. A whole week on fifties "depthies" is comin' at ya! Top: Paddle-ball is the rage in House of Wax (1953); Above: Jane Russell blows her bubble bath in her 3-D musical, The French Line (1954). To find our earlier limericks on 3-D, click here.


2 comments:
"Heroines from the Age of 3-D:
A Quasi-Clerihew"
Phyllis Kirk
Was prone to shirk.
Barbara Rush?
Hysterical mush!
But Jane Russell
Showed her muscle.
~posted elsewhere under
the name "Chris Schneider"
Thanks for the 3-D actress rhymes. i would only add this about the leggy star of The Creature From the Black Lagoon:
Julia Adams
outswam other madams.
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