Dorothy Lamour is ready for her Big Party. Image: Fine Art America
Hooray! We’re off to a great start with our “Dot” Blogathon! Today’s posts show Dorothy’s versatility as an actress, a singer, and a trend-setting fashion icon.
Bloggers: If you post later tonight, we will include your post in tomorrow evening’s recap.
Enjoy today’s contributions!
Love Letters to Old Hollywood explains why Don Ameche wants Dorothy to be Slightly French (1949).
Mike’s Take on Movies asks if Dan Duryea is railroading Dorothy in Manhandled (1949).
Christina Wehner looks at Dorothy’s incredible talent as a (torch) singer.
LA Explorer laments Dorothy’s lack of screen time in They Got Me Covered (1943).
The Motion Pictures celebrates Dorothy’s parody of the femme fatale in My Favorite Brunette (1947).
Old Hollywood Films explores Dorothy’s role as a sarong-wearing fashion icon.
Check back tomorrow for more Dorothy love! For the full list of participants, click on the banner below.
I cannot wait to read everyone’s entries!
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Some great Dot tributes!
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I’ve now read them all, and I agree!
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Reblogged this on Font and Frock and commented:
We’re in the midst of a great blogathon!
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Here’s my entry, on Lamour’s friendship with Paramount cohort Carole Lombard: http://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/849477.html
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Awesome! Thanks so much. Your post will be included in tonight’s recap. 🙂
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My review of Lulu Belle is now up:
https://movieclassics.wordpress.com/2016/03/12/lulu-belle-leslie-fenton-1948/
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Terrific! Thanks for joining us. 🙂 Your post will be included in tonight’s recap.
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Dayum! What a beauty! Cannot wait to read what everyone has to say. Thanks, Ruth!
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Yes, a lot of enthusiasm for Ms Lamour, which was great to see!
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