Dinner at Eight (1933) by George Cukor, Clip: Jean Harlow reclines classily in her classy boudoir...

The Image: What a classy boudoir Kitty has! So elegant! So Hollywood! (!)
(aestheticoftheimage1.files.wo...) Oozing nouveau riche style and opulence - and glad to see she has the obligatory "classy' white telephone as well - and a personal maid of course! (and the oafish rich husband)...
[As well as the obligatory secret lover later on in the scene - which I cannot show as copyright restrictions only allow clips under 5 minutes]
Ms Harlow spends quite a lot of time in the confines of her elegant boudoir - see this classy image from much later on in the film! - aestheticoftheimage1.files.wo...
Oh, Old Hollywood!
(George Cukor looked like this: prod-images.tcm.com/Master-Pr...)
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[@Vito-yp5wh]

Tina...get maaah engagement book!

[@joeburinskas8672]

Cukor was a great director

[@valeriefelitto6336]

This my favorite movie

[@kat35lulu88]

Geeze I feel for Tina and Albert having to work for these two! Jean was one of a kind..... so sad her life ended so young. 😢

[@AestheticOfTheImage]

Yes, just 26 if I recall...still sad. I blame her mother!

[@kat35lulu88]

@@AestheticOfTheImage Me too!!!! She refused medical attention. At that time there wasn't much available but still.,,,, yeah that mother sounds like a pistol.

[@alexflowers97]

Mama Jean was definitely an infamous stage mom, maybe not as bad as Garland’s but still. Harlow’s death is one of the great legends of cinema. A mix of Scarlet fever, uremic poisoning, alcoholism, a brain amoeba and hair dye.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Please give us the final scene in which Marie Dressler is walking into dinner with Jean Harlow and Harlow is telling her about a book she had read. It's fabulous.

[@AestheticOfTheImage]

I don't normally do requests, but it really is a fabulous scene - and you asked so nicely. (I mentioned you on the description but happy to remove the reference if you want!) czcams.com/video/7DnuKMdBr3Q/video.html

[@betsya7054]

That is a sweet hat ❤

[@maudeboggins9834]

I thought it was a riding hat!

[@Vito-yp5wh]

What DID doctor Talbot saaaay?

[@Vito-yp5wh]

Guuulp...

[@georginafraser451]

Well, that's odd, not being able to see the whole movie, just the first 10 mts, well thanks for nothing.😊

[@AestheticOfTheImage]

This scene is not the opening scene (about 20 minutes in)
This is not a whole movie channel platform either; it only ever shows clips - the clue is in the name: "The aesthetic of the Image: [world] cinema clips" (See last word!)