Relaxed watching “Bewitched” and “Payton Place”…”Goldfinger” was released today!

September 17, 1964, Thursday. Delivered more invitations

Today in school the girls who received Saffron Tea invitations really kissed up to us. I felt so BIG! Some girls were really hurt, like Donna’s friend Dianne S. and Sharon Bantalon. We voted on inviting Dianne, so after school I made her an invitation, than went to Sandy’s and ate over. Sandy and I have to lose 10 lbs.  I weigh 127. Last year at this time I weighed 117 lbs and I’m 5’4” tall. We delivered the invitations and Sharon started to cry. She was so happy, so was Dianne S. But Pat Brown acted like she didn’t care. We went back to Sandy’s and watched Bewitched and Payton Place. Then I went home.

Bewitched/Chevrolet Opening ~ Fall 1964/New Car Model 1965.

“Peyton Place” US TV series (1964–69) intro / lead-in

saffrons rule goldfinger

1964 – James Bond – Goldfinger: title sequence

Everyone knows these shows today, but in 1964 when they first debuted they were cutting edge and so much fun to watch. There were no pointy hats or missing teeth when it came to beautiful Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) and everyone wanted to be a beautiful good Witch. Payton Place was the biggest rage that ever hit high school and we had to be home in time to watch it no matter what, because it was so sexy. But when Goldfinger hit the theater, Wow, it changed the game-plan entirely for 1964 sex appeal..

 

 

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Sharrie Williams is the author of The Maybelline Story and a direct descendant of the Maybelline Cosmetic Family. Great niece of Maybelline founder Tom Lyle Williams. Buy a signed copy today.
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