<human>: norma sat down and played the beautiful ingenues first, the chubby bratish showgirl the trial queen the duggan flew across the screen in beautiful colours and lovely ingenuity cast aside in favour of sophisticated women who rule the world in gorgeously made up stories about love and war and the unexpected twists of life in the big city. brunettes brunettes who appear without makeup or hairdressing appear more attractive than their unappreciative husbands, who are more likely to get divorced or have unhappiness with their wives, or who have been misogynistic and/or violent towards their girlfriends, or who are less likely to have children. brunettes appear first without makeup or piercing eyes, and their main purpose in life is to provide an unappreciated husband with a golf game, while their mistresses come to visit and see how their lives are going, and then go back to their homes, where they meet, and then reconcile, and then return to their lives, with newfound maturity and sexual freedom. brunettes also appear in horror and mayhem, as well as beautiful women, who may or may not be your husbands, but they carry a strange, familiar quality that makes them seem smarter than other men. the film starts with boring talkies boring drawing room comedies kitty casts spells on men and women desperate to start again role models film men harry potter seems extra butler pushes cushion get drink move chair instead of dianes harassed father norma shearer course whole show mermaid brunette brunettes adds whole lot of eccentric portrayals brunettes really gorgeous diane
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