
Screaming Fay has a date with an ape-brute
Smiling Kay's tempting fate, no escape-route
Busby's girls underdress
Just in pearls, or much less
And poor Mae gets a face full of grapefruit.
David Cairns

A passel of pre-Code prettys: Fay Wray flirts with King Kong (1933); gold-digger Kay Francis is one of the Girls About Town (1931) with Joel McCrea; moll Mae Clarke has breakfast with The Public Enemy (1931), James Cagney.

2 comments:
Good one! And yes to explaining it all; like old Looney Tunes, some of the best pop culture education came from unlikely places.
These are a wealth of happy memories!
What Manny Farber called "Termite Art".
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