President Kennedy also tells us the meaning of courage, but anybody who has seen The Wizard of Oz should already know. What makes a muskrat guard his musk? Courage!
The article is, disappointingly, a single page. As brief as it is, I like the fact that Roy Disney gets a mention (hooray for Roy!). I also like the term "Disneyettes" - the first time I've seen that one. They were paid a mere $2 an hour, fer cryin' out loud. But thanks to my handy-dandy inflation calculator, I can tell you that the equivalent for today would be just over $15 an hour, and that's not so bad.
The article is, disappointingly, a single page. As brief as it is, I like the fact that Roy Disney gets a mention (hooray for Roy!). I also like the term "Disneyettes" - the first time I've seen that one. They were paid a mere $2 an hour, fer cryin' out loud. But thanks to my handy-dandy inflation calculator, I can tell you that the equivalent for today would be just over $15 an hour, and that's not so bad.
I'm not sure I buy the tattoo story, or even Cicely Rigdon's story ("Honeychile"!), but they make for an fun article, anyway.
I don't think I've ever seen those outfits before for the tour guides. Or should I just call them "well-built hand-picked honeys"?
ReplyDeleteHey - that's the same criteria I used in selecting my wife!
ReplyDeleteTM!, yeah, the language used would not fly today. But that's part of the charm!
ReplyDeleteChuck, does your wife still wear a plaid skirt?
What a neat look back. What a crack-up. Those outfits! Do ya think they earn $15 an hour now??
ReplyDeleteYou bet - and rrrrrowr, does she look good in it...
ReplyDeleteWhere's the advertisements - lol!
ReplyDeleteGreat cover photo - WOW - Those hats!
Sorry Chuck, thread is worthless without pics.
ReplyDeleteMajor, you've done a great job with the magazine, i think VDT has competition.
JG