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Vintage 1940s School Prom

glamourdaze.blogspot.com and vintagemakeupguide.com The Junior prom is a charming social manners film from 1946 – just after the war. You get to see some lovely 1940′s prom dresses and hairstyles here.Footage courtesy Prelinger Archive
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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#1 written by scorchedcandy 1 year ago

This is pretty funny
#2 written by LizLovesLollipops 1 year ago

And now teens have sex on the first date
#3 written by SJHFoto 1 year ago

Why is thinking about colleges and careers a good thing?
#4 written by SJHFoto 1 year ago

Look at the outfits here. You can see how morals have plummeted over the years! It’s not “conformity” to dress decently
#5 written by 83croissant 1 year ago

yattata-yattata-yattata
#6 written by bublycat 1 year ago

Wow, those are some old looking teenagers!
#7 written by LiveLaughLove8489 1 year ago

Margret is jealous b/c her date isn’t asking her to dance or chatting with her. She’s chatting with him, but he’s not chatting with her? And hello, yakkity yakkita yakitta? what’s wrong with her chatting with her date.
#8 written by hellokittysayshi 1 year ago

frank looks like a serial killer
#9 written by fromoxfordwithluv 1 year ago

thats a lot of hand there.
#10 written by mzcrazyhunnii 1 year ago

lol so true lisa
#11 written by pessimisticlemons 1 year ago

haha, talking should be shared equally between the two, couldn’t you see that she wasn’t letting him get a word in?
#12 written by iloveoreos15 1 year ago

Oh C’MON Frank…..
#13 written by shahoney 1 year ago

- no, people are just more liberated. less conformity. more reality. classy is different from conformity.
#14 written by shahoney 1 year ago

also has anyone noticed the blatant sexism? “frank, relax! talk!” and then the host went, “margaret, you’re going yakitty yakitta.” double standard.
#15 written by shahoney 1 year ago

lol I was confused, I thought Frank was with Margaret at first. It turns out Jerry and Margaret have been steady for some time now, haha… Also, Frank is in the closet. Don’t be so hard on the guy.
#16 written by LoquaciousInkSlinger 1 year ago

I love reading the comments on glamourdaze’s videos.
#17 written by youtuuberoxx 1 year ago

3:45 he should of slapped her on the butt before leaving…oh boy there would have been chaos then lol
#18 written by tripyerb 1 year ago

what is this movie called..i LOVE these old movies =)
#19 written by eharas 1 year ago

aww so sweet, my bf actually does all this stuff. it’s hard to find a gentleman nowadays, im a lucky gal ;]
#20 written by imOctoberSnow 1 year ago

awwh,i wish things still worked like this! its so innocent and adorable! <3
#21 written by criznueve 1 year ago

If my prom date looked lille those boys I would have ride them home. Lol where did all the food looking men have gone
#22 written by nolachik 1 year ago

Ah yes… the good ol’ days of class and purity are gone. I mean, nowadays those girls would be picking out colleges, thinking about careers and not worrying about society breathing down their neck about getting married and having babies by their early 20s! And black people would be allowed into the prom!

Sarcasm aside, though… their dresses and hair are amazing.
#23 written by MegaSupaFine 1 year ago

wait… did they switch partners? Frank was dancing with Margaret in the beginning.
#24 written by RoseJack 1 year ago

love is not pure as back it the days any more. teenagers getting pregnant having sex swearing at each other go clubbing drinking…back in the days their love was more pure and beautiful. they wrote letters to each other.
#25 written by ThisSinginGirlAK 1 year ago

“and then…well they’ve been going steady for some time now, and there are some customs that are very enjoyable” Love that line lol
And they didn’t have to have a make-out fest, to show affection. Classy times are leaving for sure
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