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• Repeatedly the women with marcelled hair and in heels hug men who look like Jean Gabin wearing a cap.
• The article notes that L . D . Cooper had wavy hair that looked marcelled ( as did Duane Weber ).
• Her look is further complete with dark make-up around the eyes and red lipstick while her hair is marcelled and blonde.
• Schlesinger's movie certainly contains enough tuxedos, cigarette holders, marcelled hairdos and ballroom dancing to please the most avid 30s buff.
• Their hair was marcelled in finger waves and their lips were a smudge of deep red, evocative of " Cabaret ."
• He has appeared with his hair marcelled or with bangs and even, for a brief time in the 1970s, trained into Afro styles.
• Hair mimicked the crownlike braids of an African tribe, cornrowed and twisted high on heads, swathed in glittering turbans or marcelled,'20s style.
• The Jones Potato Chip Company, started by Frederick W . Jones in 1945 and famous for their Jones Marcelled Potato Chips, is headquartered in Mansfield.
• Hair was bobbed, marcelled and, in the middle of the decade, given permanent waves with weird-looking devices resembling upside-down milking machines.
• By the end of the program, not even the appearance of Madonna-- hair marcelled, dressed in an Esther Williams-like outfit-- could lighten things up.
• This unlikely lady with her marcelled hair, one glass eye, and a face badly scarred by a childhood disease, was for many years the most beautiful person in my life.
• With marcelled hair, Ms . Chenoweth looks the very model of a 1930s ingenue, a dewier version of the young Joan Blondell, and she again demonstrates a solid instinct for comic timing.
• And while she may look china-doll perfect, her hair marcelled into immobile waves, he is quick to observe, as he gazes into her eyes, that she has a flaw in her iris.
• Galliano _ a vision in marcelled hair and a single dangling earring _ scored a coup and thrilled the 1, 000 dinner guests by showing the fabulous clothes many of them had read about but not seen in person.
• The catalog for the current Giorgio Armani retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum includes a photograph by Ritts of a nude male, with marcelled hair and a rippling torso, who might have stepped straight off a pedestal at the Stadio dei Marmi.
• Then, the band struck up a polka, and the elderly gentleman in the powder blue suit began to guide the lady with the marcelled hair and the princess skirt along the floor, as smoothly as if they were gliding on ice.
• Almost all the hair seen on Broadway today-- from Joel Blum's hairpiece in " Show Boat " to Glenn Close's marcelled bobs in " Sunset Boulevard "-- is not the performers'own.
• Backless looks and sweeping trains, gypsy-m8 % IMwith a Carmen touch _ in honor of Dorothy Dandridge's role as Carmen Jones, no doubt _ marcelled-hair girls teeterin91Blahnik's pointed satin sandals, all added to the glamour.
• And in the evening's master of ceremonies, the magnificent Kate Valk, we have a creature of astonishing artificiality, a tin-voiced 1930s-style beauty with marcelled hair and bee-stung lips who might be a digitally manufactured composite of movie stars.
• In August, " New York " magazine published an alternative witness sketch, reportedly based on a description by Flight 305 eyewitness Robert Gregory, depicting horn-rimmed sunglasses, a " russet "-colored suit jacket with wide lapels, and marcelled hair.