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| Basil Rathbone in Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon. Really? Arthur Conan Doyle believed the dead could speak to us -- why didn't he come back and complain? |
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| Joan Crawford must have had 285 bobby pins in this every-which-way updo... |
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| Bette Davis in The Little Foxes ... great movie, fabulous performance ... maybe the hair is authentic for the era, but sometimes authentic can be taken too far... |
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| Judy Garland in Meet Me In St. Louis ... again, great movie, great singer (darling Margaret O'Brien) ...but I never could figure out whether those are puffed-up bangs or long hair tortured forward ... |
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| Rudy Vallee ... popular singer, cute face ... sharply defined hair part and what looks like 3 cans of Brylcreem ... |
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| Young and beautiful Joan Crawford ... but let's face it, no decent streetwalker would wear that hairbow! |
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| Silent film star Valkyrien ... I don't know how I feel about the hair ... but look at that gigantic bonnet thing ... |
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| William Holden in Sabrina ... it's hard to find any picture that makes Holden look bad ... but yellow hair? I don't think so ... |
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| I really don't mean to pick on Joan, but she had some weird do's ... same bangs (?) as Judy, with a groove in the center, but with puffs of hair on each side ... In the 1920's, they used to call those "cootie garages" ... |
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| I have no idea who this lady is .. it is a happy day for her, but why did 1920 fashion designers create headgear that came so far down on the forehead that it looked positively neanderthal ... |
Hope you had fun with this look at what are, in my humble opinion, some pretty bad do's!
