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“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
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“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
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“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
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“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
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“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
Zoom
“Dancing Lady” (1933) On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”
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“Dancing Lady” (1933)

On their way to attend the New York City Premiere, Clark Gable and Joan Crawford happened to stop at Grand Central Station. While bustling through the crowd, in disguise (of course), a woman started to frantically shout “Oh my God! Oh my God! It’s Joan Crawford!” Needless to say the jig was up, it wasn’t long before both Joan and Clark were having their clothes torn off by almost all of Midtown Manhattan. Luckily, they were spirited away to a janitor’s closet in the commotion, where an out of breath Joan Crawford (clad in little else than her underwear) panted; “Let’s do it again!”

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