Come Up and See Me Sometime: Stories

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Come Up And See Me) Make Me Smile – Steve Harley Interview". YouTube. 26 October 2010 . Retrieved 14 January 2017. Lyonne: Really, there's going to be this obscure cameo by Keith Moon playing my stylist... Moon: Wild silk. Wild silk! The voluptuous 54-year-old actress, singer, comedienne and playwright had originally made her name on the stage and, 20 years before her arrival in Britain, had served time during the Broadway run of her controversial “sex-drama”, Sex. The theatre had been raided and she had been charged with “obscenity and behaviour designed to corrupt the morals of youth,” but eight days later she emerged from prison a star with a hit on her hands. “ Censorship made me,” she later quipped. In a final attempt to dispose the mouse for good, Tom piles up dozens of high explosives at Jerry's mousehole. When Tom lights a piece of dynamite, he blows the fuse much too hard, resulting in all the explosives erupting and killing Tom. Nothing at all remains of the house except Jerry, who is still alive, and his door, while Tom has died in heaven as a spirit, with a harp and a halo repeatedly hiccuping "come up and see me some time." Characters [ ] Murrells, Joseph (1978). The Book of Golden Discs (2nded.). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. pp. 358–359. ISBN 0-214-20512-6.

Hamilton: When you watch Cary Grant and Mae West in this film, it's not the Cary Grant we know -- the suave, you know, whatever.West: ♪ Well, I wonder where ♪ ♪ My easy rider's gone ♪ [ Cheering and applause ] Pierpont: For the movies, 'Diamond Lil' becomes 'She Done Him Wrong,' and it made her a star. April 11, 1912: West plays the role of La Petite Daffy in WINSOME WIDOW, a musical comedy produced by Florenz Ziegfeld. However, the phrase come up and see me sometime did appear in I’m No Angel, a film released later in 1933, also starring Mae West and Cary Grant—this is the passage in which Tira, interpreted by Mae West, uses the phrase:

Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992. St. Ives, New South Wales, Australia: Australian Chart Books. p.133. ISBN 0-646-11917-6.

3. She Done Him Wrong (1933):

That is hugely empowering and rebellious when we think about the era in which it was happening and also the fact that even still today we're having these conversations. It again had a social point of view about homosexuality and tolerance, but it climaxed in a drag ball, which apparently went on for 20 minutes. West: ♪ I wonder where my easy rider's gone ♪ ♪ I wonder where my easy rider's gone ♪ Hamilton: Her performance starts to take on the distinctive overtones that we recognize as Mae West-ian. Watkins: But still there's the overriding fact that they were maids, she was in charge, and that these people in these films were portrayed as maids and that's the only way you really saw them. Green, Harriet (1 December 1995). "NEWS: KHBB unveils Carlsberg Xmas ad". Campaign. London, England: Haymarket Media Group . Retrieved 24 September 2015.