It was anything but glamorous – no fancy hats or pearl-handled six-shooters, no dead-eyed gunslingers, just one lonely cowhand (Brian Keith) and the relentless grind of the never-ending trail.
For many, the magician's classics of rabbits pulled out of top hats, glamorous assistants sawn in half and the never-ending handkerchief are simply too predictable to stun the modern audience.
But these brief asides are almost the showman's distracting patter just before another rabbit is magicked from the top hat, another glamorous assistant is sawn in half.
Smiling in a broad-brimmed hat and glamorous sunglasses.
A glamorous blonde lady in a hat told me Historic was the best she had seen.
The hat was very glamorous and didn't quite fit, but with liberal tugging Finch quickly discovered it could be forced.
And yet, due to concerns that British audiences might mistake the film for the popular 1960s TV serial of the same name, in which a man in a bowler hat and his glamorous assistant solve crimes, the film has now been rechristened Avengers Assemble in the UK.
Pizza Hut, with its strange roof, like a paper boat turned upside down and worn as a hat, seemed European and glamorous.
Jerry Schatzberg's riveting retrospective "Women Then: Photographs 1954--1969" (Rizzoli, October ) thrusts us back to a time when it was ladylike to wear a hat in public and glamorous to accompany it with a cigarette.
My mother's favorite photograph was one of herself, at twenty-four years old, unbearably beautiful, utterly glamorous, in a black-straw cartwheel hat, dark-red lipstick, and a smart black suit, her notepad on a cocktail table.
