I can't wait for this movie to come out. It follows the lives of two of Jackie Kennedy's uber-wealthy relatives who go from riches to rags in the most heartbreaking, yet dignified way. I would love to find the 1975 documentary.

I can't wait for this movie to come out. It follows the lives of two of Jackie Kennedy's uber-wealthy relatives who go from riches to rags in the most heartbreaking, yet dignified way. I would love to find the 1975 documentary.
Grey Gardens: High Society (HBO)
It is my favorite kind of blog. Personal enough that you can glean the interests and obsessions of the blogger, but not so personal that you feel like your eavesdropping through someone’s kitchen window. It stakes a clear “domain” — retro lifestyle — but wanders freely, loping this way and that across the patch of land within that chunk of intellectual terrain. My highest compliment is that RetroModGirl manages to find idiosyncratic approaches to very accessible topics, in ways that gives retro “O.G.s” and retro nOObs something to savor. Other retro-themed blogs chat about MAD MEN and 50’s stoves and the like, but do other blogs show you the mansion that Magic Chef built?
RetroModGirl gets my “Green Monster” award for a blog that stirs feelings I say are admiration, is really just jealousy."
sixstringoutlaw , from the blog, RetroKustomHonkytonkA belated thank you to the awesome Vintage Verve!
You might have seen one out in Minnesota
Or maybe down by the sea in Sarasota
But they were made back in Worcester Mass
Of aluminum and bakelite and glass
Like a locomotive they were streamlined
And the blue prints were drawn up from a dream of mine
Slap 'em up put 'em on the train
Out to Michigan up to Maine
You may find a diner down in Georgia or
Carolina off the twenty by the Piggly Wiggly
In the country out of Waynsboro
Or when it's getting late and rainy out in New York State
You hang a louie off the thru-way
And you go and grab yourself a cheeseburger
At the little gem diner off the six niner
Diner my shiny shiny love
In the night you're all I'm thinking of
Diner my shiny shiny love
The cruiser pulls in where the trooper's always stop
As we dine over the chrome and formica table top
The cashier she always squints
By the gum and the bowl of mints
She's tapping her toe
To the Dean Martin on the consolette
Booth service and a cigarette we're loving it so
Side of fries a dollar
Or the haddock plate two ninety five
A rootbeer float a pepsi
And be sure to save some room for some apple pie
Better make it a-la-mode
Chorus
Dean Martin god rest his soul
Talkin' to me from the cereal bowl
There's a couple from the show me state
Knockin' back a little meatloaf plate
Diner my shiny shiny love.
12 comments:
Me too!
And I'd like to see the Broadway play as well!
I've been wanting to watch it too but I don't get pay channels. Drew is in it and I really like her.
It's the talk of the week...I thank HBO & also tivo!!! Visual Vamp blog had a post on the set design... interesting! Hope you have a great weekend!
I love the movie.... I love the doc... obsessive actually!!!
Think they did a great job... actually I have watched it twice already...
Have a Great day!!!
Just A Gal...
I'm so glad you posted this! I hadn't heard of it because I live in France: I'll have to look for the documentary too on youtube:)
I did a post about the documentary a while ago...
http://frombetsywithlove.com/?p=764
I can't wait to see the movie! But I live in Belgium so I'm going to have to wait! pffff!
Love, Betsy.
AHH CUTEST BLOG EVER!!
I definitely want to see this.
I cannot wait for the vided, or dvd rather.
If you haven't seen the documentary yet, see it see it see it! Every once in a while little glimpses of it pop into my head. It's great.
I really want to see both films, but I've got it in my head that I should see the original documentary FIRST! Afterall, wouldn't one enjoy the new movie more if they had the first one in the back of their mind as a reference point? Gotta find that doc!
The documentary is fascinating. They play it on Sundance or IFC once in a blue moon. Love your blog!!
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