Crystal, The Coquettish Shop Girl
CRYSTAL, THE COQUETTISH SHOPGIRL
Crystal lived in Manhattan during the 1930's and was a shop girl in the perfume department of Saks. She was considered a "working girl" in those days and was looking for a man who could give her the good things in life. She wanted a beautiful home, gorgeous clothes and a handsome successful man. And oh, Crystal could attract the men! Some people called her a "man trap" as she had mastered the art of batting her eyes and being just a wee bit "helpless."
There was nothing helpless about Crystal. If she played her cards right,
this coquette usually got what she set her eye on.
The quote on the back of the pillow is truly a Crystal clear thought:
"THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A GIRL WITH A PLUNGING NECKLINE
TO KEEP A MAN ON HIS TOES."
To meet Crystal and have her join you for a dirty martini,
to read the review on the play "The Women," please visit here.
