October 17, 1938
Evening Herald Express
Bette Davis was preening herself in front of a mirror one day on the set of The Sisters, currently showing at Warners Hollywood and Downtown theaters, when Errol Flynn asked her why she was gazing at herself with such approval.
“Well, I like that.” Bette pretended to be put out. “I’m admiring my hairdress—don’t you like it? You should.” Bette replied, “because I copied it exactly from the hairdress worn by Fritzi Scheff in a picture made of her when she was at the peak of her career.”
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I sure hope Bette didn’t burst out singing Fritzi’s big hit “Kiss Me Again” to Flynn! Arno would have had to come to his rescue! (Song begins at 1:50)
— Tim
Oh lord..funny as we have her husband belonging in our museum and we do have the music sheet of Kiss me again.
Her husband was John Fox jr a writer, the first american writer to sell more of a million copy of his book “the trail of the lonesome pine”
Cool coincidence, Selene. “The Silver-Tongued Fox” was supposed to be quite an extraordinary entertainer himself, insofar as vocally telling stories with Appalachian accents.
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BTW, one of Errol’s wonderfully-talented Hollywood contemporaries, Deanna Durbin, was a big hit with “Kiss Me Again” not long before Bette did her do the Fritzi way she did in The Sisters.
Anyone know the film Errol and Deanna did together?
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