09.20 1960 03 01 GS: Mae West 

Amen to that 😅. (Although one time I did see a clip of "Louise Jefferson" doing a neat imitation of Mae's walk and type of outfit -- she had it down pat!! 😅)

Don't forget that during that time away from movies she appeared in stage plays and in a hugely successful nightclub act. She also made records. She kept her hand in show business just enough to stay in the public's mind.

Garbo!

Mae West made films after 1943 !!!!!

@@frankrossi9255 Myra Brekinridge and Sextette!

This was my first time seeing that

Hell...I hadn't heard the audio. Is this somehow tied in with tomorrow's Mae documentary?

Well, it is the same subject...

She also appeared on "The Deam Martin Show," along with Bob Hope.

Mr Ed as well

On the old "Mister Ed" show was the first time I ever saw Mae West! 😅

Mae West was unique and her time ahead! She is a legend and an american icon!

I would love to see those cut numbers from the heat's on. Would you happen to know the name of the song She Sang?

@@rufust.firefly2474 Hi Rufus, no I do not know the titles but would be good to find out. One song was cut because the lyrics were too risqué the other one because the dress was too provoking. There are stills with the later number. It is the very glamorous and revealing dress where she is with a very different head cover and seemingly no wig . If you give me your email address I can send you the photos. Or you google under The Heat's On. I am part of the Facebook Mae West group and I will also ask Mae's former secretary Tom M. whether he knows more. It is strange as the film cut that it is available. that she only has a song at the beginning and then a brief number at the end and nothing in between and she was by far the biggest star in the picture.

There were numerous film cuts in her movie career. The stair walk in Night after Night , the beginning of Belle of the Nineties and the Make up of the

Reform sister in Klondike Annie along with the prior death scene before leaving Frisco. All would be a delight to see now

@@timmcgee5574 oh, absolutely!

Yes she did

It's amazing that they got away with that line...

@@randysills4418 well I know!!! But She was so great at double meanings....meaning " a smart girls never beats a man at anything"......haha. Or think what u like.........lol loved Her!!!!😂😂💖💖💖😽😽😄🍿🍿

I WAS A PEN PAL WITH MAE FOR 10 YEARS. WHAT A NICE LADY. BY THE WAY GO UP TO MY MESSAGE IT MIGHT SHOCK YOU.

THE GUY INTERVIEWING MAE WEST WOULD BECOME PATTY DUKES FATHER ON THE PATTY DUKE SHOW WILLIAM SHALLERT

Wow, love your Name, does it refer to anything specific?

Mae West is the most talented and gifted entertainment performer in history. She became famous writing hit plays on Broadway...then when she got the offer to go to Hollywood, she wrote the entire movie script for almost all of her hit movies....this is unheard of. I believe at her peak she was the 1st or 2nd most financially prosperous entertainer in the world. During a time when women (and men) had no control over their careers:at the mercy of powerful entertainment executives. She was controversial, wrote positive plays about the LGBTQ community and human sexuality; way ahead of her time. A writing and intellectually gifted woman. Plus she didn't drink or do drugs. "1 and 1 is 2...2 and 2 is 4 and 5 will, get you 10...if you know how to work it."

Yes.....she s a doll !!!!

She ALWAYS kept working & busy....very admirable

I think at this point the sensors had cooled down a bit

I think the censors didn’t understand the double entendre , but clearly Mae knew exactly what she was saying. The nervous laughter at that joke showed many audience men era understood it too

I seen it she was great

@@ninalee8705 oh I gotta see that !!! loved Mr Ed!!!& If Mae visits .... 😎 Awesome

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Reg Lewis

That is because her act was basically that of a female female impersonator...she based it on some of tbe early 20th century drag acts..she was neither pretty nor slim or tall..yet her stage persona was all that and never ever aged...mind over matter so to speak