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Bette Davis: First Lady of the American Screen
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 421563" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>The title of this thread is curious. Why is Bette Davis the "First Lady of the American Screen? If it refers to chronological time, then Florence Lawrence or Mary Pickford would be the first. If it refers to most decorated then Katherine Hepburn would be first. If its based on highest box office achieved in the golden age of Hollywood, then Betty Grable would be bigger than Bette Davis. What exactly qualifies Bette Davis as being the first lady of the American Screen?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 421563, member: 33"] The title of this thread is curious. Why is Bette Davis the "First Lady of the American Screen? If it refers to chronological time, then Florence Lawrence or Mary Pickford would be the first. If it refers to most decorated then Katherine Hepburn would be first. If its based on highest box office achieved in the golden age of Hollywood, then Betty Grable would be bigger than Bette Davis. What exactly qualifies Bette Davis as being the first lady of the American Screen? [/QUOTE]
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