Eddie Cantor- Keep Young And Beautiful

I have to admit, I kind of don't like this clip. I resent it on a few levels, but that makes a good point. It's all just a bunch of silliness, really. Don't hate this stuff, because it doesn't really mean a whole lot, know what I mean?
Find delight in how nothing had to make sense in these sorts of movies. I really don't think they should be taken seriously- that takes the entertainment value away.

And now some time has passed and I feel differently still. I've just become used to it. :P three cheers for EC.

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[Stan Prentice]

Politically Incorrect, of course! Offensive to today's standards, sure! But fun, nonetheless. Eddie Cantor is always great, and the girls, both black and white are gorgeous. Silly fun, and very watchable. Thank you for posting.

[kolonelklink1001]

This video does not offend me at all.

[starchildstrider]

Krullulon - no, I did not interpret this video as racist - and similarly; I did not interpret it as "feminist" either. I am not a racist or a feminist - so I do not view things from a judgmental perspective of the color of one's skin, or society's standards. I am far from being an idiot - because I don't indulge in name-calling, and I treat everyone equally - regardless of race, creed, color, or gender. Since I'm white, I should see this as "feminist" against white women, but I don't.

[MarvinTheJazzman]

Looks and sounds like a Warner Brothers musical from the same era :)

[krullulon]

You don't interpret blackface and women of color serving white women as racist? Well, good for you. It's lovely to be white and not ever need to worry about racism, isn't it? PS: You're an idiot.

[aherna9557]

How cute, I saw this movie when I was a little girl in the 60's on TV, and how cute was Lucille Ball when she was Goldwyn Girl. There were other Goldwyn Girls who later became famous.

[JudgeJulieLit]

Starting at 0:06, the tall blonde to left of pillar (getting a massage) is Lucille Ball. And to far right (I believe, the blonde second from end) is Gloria Stuart ... here in 1933 young and beautiful, later she would star as old Rose at end of 1990's film Titanic.

[starchildstrider]

Bippitybob; it is your perception that's hurting you; truly - I mean you no harm. Beauty is only that shallow if external beauty is all one sees. I was raised to know that "it's on the inside that counts." What we think/feel is where our head is at, you know? As I've grown old, I am still valued for who I am & not what I look like. Just the other day, an old man told me, "When you enter the room, we can feel your goodness - you are a good person inside." Love who you are inside!