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| Architectural Antiques & Design, Charleston, S.C. |
Can I put this on my door tomorrow and close up shop? I spotted this sign on the door of Architectural Antiques & Design on St. Andrews Blvd.when I stopped by Hokus Pokus looking for Super Hero accessories.
I admit, I had no idea who Ann Miller was or what the quote related to but google solved that:
I recall seeing Ann Miller in movies and was transfixed...a leggy beautiful brunette who danced like a dream!
ReplyDeleteShe really is! Wowza!
Deletei remember her well. she weas a great actress as well as a terrfic dancer.(telling my age) Roy Blackwell
ReplyDeleteRoy - she is something else!
DeleteWow! You didn't grow up with TV so it isn't surprising you missed her. The movies of that period were a staple of TV until the networks took over with their programming. She was a heck of a hoofer. That's hoofer not hooker as my keyboard initially typed in.
ReplyDeleteNew to me but the gal can wiggle!
DeleteI noticed that myself when I was 10.
DeleteI'd heard of her...now I've seen her. She's pretty darn hot allright. ;)
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Yes, she is. Fun little video. :)
DeleteI posted a video of this song awhile back but I missed this one. Ann Miller was known for her legs. I think you can see why in this video. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny that the person putting the sign on the door assumed everyone would know who she was. Of course they were selling antiques.
DeleteI LOVE THAT YOU CAPTURED THAT SIGN! LOVE IT! It's exactly how I feel... It's been too darn hot for too darn long, I am seriously contemplating the north pole, hee... Great shot Joan!
ReplyDeleteYou haven't lived until you have seen Ann Miller's 1970 Great American Soup commercial. Here's a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jU2pl7bqKg
ReplyDeleteI will check it out. My 10 year stint without tv in India left some gaps in my general knowledge.
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