Bernice Bobs Her Hair is a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, written in 1920 and first published in the Saturday Evening Post in May of that year. It appeared shortly thereafter in the collection Flappers and...
FITZGERALD, F. Scott. The essential Fitzgerald: "Bernice bobs her hair." Read by Blythe Danner. 1 cd. 1 hour. Harper, Caedmon. 2006. 0-06115354-0. $12.95. Cardboard; content notes. JSA Fitzgerald has an exceptional ability to expose the base metal beneath society's gilded veneer. Here, he...
Short hair says 'I have no time to spare' long hair coos 'Pass me another olive, I'm waiting for my toe nails to dry'on the lengths women go to to be taken seriously I'LL admit that I didn't know who Gail Porter was...
In the following essay, Beegel contends that Fitzgerald borrows the key plot elements and thematic concerns for his story “Bernice Bobs Her Hair” from Louisa May Alcott's Little Women.
Invariably, in Silver's films, there's a scene in which a woman eyes herself in a mirror as she tries on a new image that she hopes (or fears) will become her identity. "The relationship between a person's past and present," says Silver, "is an ongoing concern, though it's not so much that I even knew that until I looked at my films with hindsight." Though Silver is a serious filmmaker, she is not somber. The theme of change, lightheartedly treated,&#x...
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