This takes me back..coming home for lunch..watching Lee Phillips...or Bozo on Channel 9....and in the summer, As The World Turns right after Lee's show..definently Chicago's First Lady of Television. A class act! RIPH..William & Lee Phillip Bell.
OMG this is amazing!!!!!!Always heard of Lee Philip being the first Oprah in chicago,thank you so much for this rare find.Bravo!!!!!!luv your channel btw...................any more Dinah from the 70s?happy holidays
Of course, Lee Phillip was married to soap-opera writer Bill Bell; together they created and produced the still-popular soaps "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful." At this write, Lee Phillip Bell still lives in Beverly Hills.
When sponsors BRAGGED about adding as many complicated chemicals as possible to the detergents we wash clothes with (that will then be adhered to our bodies all day....!) LOL
The comment about the skirt being "short"..lol. I wonder what they thought when the mini skirt came in, which would be 64-65? ..If there were here today and saw the way teens and women dress today..they would pass out!...lol
I don't know Edith's actual thoughts about it (whether she disagrees or. not), but in her job to dress a character we do see that she changes with the times (not just the fashion). I think for Edith to design that, it had to be because of the character and the setting. So for example, a few months later than this, in 65's Love Has Many Faces, the setting allows/calls for more skin to be on shown. Granted, in the design for bathing suits, this is pretty usual, but we see an intermediary between bathing suits and evening wear where there are a number of very short playsuits. Of course, even the shortest of pant allows for more 'modesty' than a short skirt. And I mean, in '69 there was Sweet Charity and there are few films that embody the 60's mod mini skirt feel like that. The miniskirts here of course fitted the characters and settings. You might even say that despite whatever she actually might have thought, Edith Head through Sweet Charity alone launched the miniskirt even more through this film.
Edith head is class personified. She knew fashion. Many of her designs are timeless and could be worn today. Beautiful ❤️💕💝
Rest in Peace: Lee Phillip Bell. You are an Angel of Light in Heaven.
what a lively conversation! looks like one long take, all live, too.
This takes me back..coming home for lunch..watching Lee Phillips...or Bozo on Channel 9....and in the summer, As The World Turns right after Lee's show..definently Chicago's First Lady of Television. A class act! RIPH..William & Lee Phillip Bell.
Love how they tried to help rescues back then.
OMG this is amazing!!!!!!Always heard of Lee Philip being the first Oprah in chicago,thank you so much for this rare find.Bravo!!!!!!luv your channel btw...................any more Dinah from the 70s?happy holidays
Of course, Lee Phillip was married to soap-opera writer Bill Bell; together they created and produced the still-popular soaps "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful." At this write, Lee Phillip Bell still lives in Beverly Hills.
Very good thanks
Incidentally, host Lee Philip would go on to co-create fashion soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful".
When sponsors BRAGGED about adding as many complicated chemicals as possible to the detergents we wash clothes with (that will then be adhered to our bodies all day....!) LOL
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
From a mad keen 77yo Aussie fan.
True stars,not like the so called Divas today.
there is a lady....
Hildegarde was so silly
The comment about the skirt being "short"..lol. I wonder what they thought when the mini skirt came in, which would be 64-65? ..If there were here today and saw the way teens and women dress today..they would pass out!...lol
I don't know Edith's actual thoughts about it (whether she disagrees or. not), but in her job to dress a character we do see that she changes with the times (not just the fashion). I think for Edith to design that, it had to be because of the character and the setting. So for example, a few months later than this, in 65's Love Has Many Faces, the setting allows/calls for more skin to be on shown. Granted, in the design for bathing suits, this is pretty usual, but we see an intermediary between bathing suits and evening wear where there are a number of very short playsuits. Of course, even the shortest of pant allows for more 'modesty' than a short skirt. And I mean, in '69 there was Sweet Charity and there are few films that embody the 60's mod mini skirt feel like that. The miniskirts here of course fitted the characters and settings. You might even say that despite whatever she actually might have thought, Edith Head through Sweet Charity alone launched the miniskirt even more through this film.
What was the actual date of this program?
1963
Edith would have been enough. Hildegard was superflurous.
You spelled Incomparable wrong