| I’d like to be a pinup girl, a cheesecake girl too. |
| And what is Ginger Rogers
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| that I am not? |
| And what has Betty Grable got that I haven’t got?
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| Oh, the cinema must exhibit me in roles that so inhibit me, I feel,
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| well I feel just like a soldier out of step! |
| There! |
| But, would the episode
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| outlive me, would my public quite forgive me if I tried to show the world I’m
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| really hep? |
| But, now you darlings, you adorable dear, dear boys,
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| I’m going to tell you all about my next picture… What is my next picture?
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| No, no, don’t tell me! |
| Don’t tell me! |
| Shhhh!
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| (shuffling through pile of manuscripts on table) Madame Crematante!
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| Madame Crematante, gentlemen, will be a monumental biographical tribute to a
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| monumental biographical woman who toiled, searched, starved, slaved, suffered,
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| pioneered so that the world — you and I — could reap the benefits of her
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| magnificent discovery, the safety pin!
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| The story starts in a dark, dank, dingy tenement in Amsterdam, Holland you know,
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| in the flat of a poor, impoverished family, but of rather good antecedants.
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| Gretchen Crematante was a very brave and noble woman who, against the wishes
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| of her father, the Baron, you know, married this young inventor who didn’t have
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| a sou! |
| Penniless!
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| And there they were in Amsterdam!
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| (Reporters) In Amsterdam?
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| (Judy) Yes, there they were in a dark and dingy tenement flat with no food and
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| no heat and no money for to pay the rent. |
| But did they care?
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| (Reporters) No, they don’t care!
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| (Judy) Madame Crematante, she don’t care! |
| 'cause she seen the light just the
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| other day since then she been tryin' for to find a way for to bring to the
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| world a big invent, and so she did!
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| (Reporters) And so she did!
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| (Judy) Whoop dee doodee, Madame Crematante did! |
| She toiled and strived and
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| sweat and slaved, a stretchin' her mind and beginnin' to rave, but the price
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| she paid was worth the pain, for on a cold and frosty morn, the safety pin was
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| born!
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| (Judy and Reporters) Halelujah, etc.
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| Shout Halelujah and a big amen for the lady with the safety pin.
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| She really rocks about and gives what more do you want?
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| Hallelujah, etc. |