Paula** said:My favorite is High Society
Grace Kelly Talking With Young March of Dimes Representative
Original caption: Screen star Grace Kelly and Mary Kosloski, 5, of Colliersville, Tennessee, the 1955 March of Dimes Poster Girl, are pictured during the March of Dimes Annual Fashion Show at the Waldorf Astoria. Miss Kelly is wearing a "Leslie Morris of Bergdorf Goodman" silk organdy evening gown of deep blue and green fantasy poppies with wrapped blue taffeta bodice. Little Mary wears a dress by Helen Lee of Youngblood.
Prince Albert:Your father used to call you his swan, so I am told. I think that's a good thing to remember. Think what it means to be a swan. To glide like a dream on the smooth surface of the lake, and never go to the shore. On dry land, where ordinary people walk, the swan is awkward, even ridiculous. When she waddles up the bank she painfully resembles a different kind of bird, n'est-ce-pas?
Princess Alexandra: A goose.
Prince Albert: I'm afraid so. And there she must stay, out on the lake; silent, white, majestic. Be a bird, but never fly; know one song but never sing it until the moment of death. And so it must be for you, Alexandra. Cool indifference to the staring crowds along the bank. And the song? Never.
Plot Summary: Childhood friends (Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby) got married and separated pretty soon. Both are from wealthy families...
Tagline: For a moment he forgets he's a thief--and she forgets she's a lady!