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Subject: Re: Free Videoclip - Angie Dickinson shows you how to dry a wet dress

Date: Tue 05/02/08 11:42:28 GMT

Name: John Smith

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After I posted yesterday, I thought of something else worth sharing with the

group. Namely, I believe that scenes like those from "Tugboat Annie Sails Again"

and "The Mighty Joe" came from movies which fall under the general category of

"Screwball Comedies". Another one which come to mind is from "Our Man Godfrey"

where a woman in an evening gown is placed under the Shower when she

pretends to "faint".

Some years ago, I recall seeing a short documentary about "Screwball Comedies"

which featured a scene where a woman in a white dress (I believe as the film was

n black & white) fakes "passing out" in her boyfriend's arms. He knows she's faking

and wades into the mud -- they show his shoes sinking into the mud. Finally, he drops

her into the mud! Unfortunately, they cut away from the footage and went on with the

commentary about Screwball Comedies. I've never been able to figure out which

movie this scene came from (I know -- this is a wetlook forum and mud should be off

limits but I just couldn't help myself).

Anyhow, the jist of my posting is that so-called "Screwball Comedies"

are certainly fertile grounds for those in persuit of WAM scenes.

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Re: Free Videoclip - Angie Dickinson shows you how to dry a wet dress

By John Smith - none@anonymous.com Mon 04/02/08 15:57:41 GMT

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Thank you for making the selected videos available without registration.

For my own tastes, in addition to the excellent Angie Dickenson scene from

"Pearl", I enjoyed the scenes from "Tugboat Annie" and "The Mighty Joe".

For me, all of these sequences contain every element one would desire

in a wetlook scene. A "before sequence" with a beautiful woman made up

to-the-nines (pretty dress, high heels, makeup and hair done to perfection) --

and as a bonus in these vintage scenes -- a hat and gloves as ladies of that

era were prone to wear. The impromptu dunk in the water with the woman splashing

around in her finery, and eventually clamboring out with her shiny soaked outfit sopping

wet. Finally a followup scene showing the woman walking around in her wet things.

The "Mighty Joe" scene was especially delicious as the pretty woman squealed

about how he'd ruined her finest satin dress!

Thank you again for your extensive efforts to retrieve these scenes and Bravo for

making them available to everyone!

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Free Videoclip - Angie Dickinson shows you how to dry a wet dress

By MK - wamtec@comcast.net Thu 31/01/08 23:04:32 GMT

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A new cut on a famous scene, as you have never see before, in celebration of the 30th anniversary of this tv movie.

Angie shows you how to dry a wet dress.

FREE VIDEO is here

http://www.thewambank.com/videos.php?id=7518&list=0

In case you missed the announcement 2 weeks ago, we have eliminated the registration requirements for all free Wambank videos now. Those of you who do not like to register for things can now download all free videos from our site as a "guest" with no need to register.

Enjoy

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