Airline Stewardess (1968)

403 to Nassau. You can hear the reason. Do you hear me? I said seats 1A and 1B. Mother with babe in arms. They're going to join dad who has a new job in the Bahamas. Seat 5C. He works in the world of business and it's his business to travel all over the world. It's a lonely [Music] job. The swinger, seat 5B. He's almost as good-looking as he thinks he [Music] is. Elaine Vaughn, Chief Steartus, Flight 403. This is her story. [Music] Oh, no. Hi. I'm sorry to bother you, but I have my uniform here and the plane leaves in 3 hours. Would it be possible for you to get it for me? Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. Oh, you're down. Thank you very much. Okay. Bye-bye. [Music] What we'll do to begin with is uh look here at your lipstick. We as far as stewartes must wear something that has a little bit more color on the lips inside the airplane. If you wear a silver lipstick or something that's very frosted, it doesn't show up well. It makes you look uh like you're glowing in the dark. So, we like to have something that has some color. [Music] across the outside center shows you where the art should be. So, you're fine as far as eyebrows are concerned. It's important that a stewardist wears her hair short because you'll find that when you're working on the airplane and you're working very hard taking care of your passengers, you don't have time to take care of your hair. And I think you'll find that with the hat that a bang is going to be very flattering for you. A little bit of height here in the crown gives your face that overall oval look which is the ideal look. We work for this in makeup. We work for it in hair as well. Heat. Heat. [Music] Lane one reporting to flight 403 Janessa. Okay, thank you. [Music] Everybody go. [Music] [Music] Hi, how are you? Good. Cool. Have a nice uh drive in this morning. Nice weather. It wasn't bad. Yeah, the weather's nice. Sun is bright as usual. Good. Temperature in New York now is 44 degrees. 44. You don't have any questions? Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Good job. How are you today? Fine. How are you? Fine. Good morning, sir. How are you? See what I'll show you to your face. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Good morning. Hello. Hello. How are you? Good morning, sir. In the back, I'll show you. Okay. What was that noise? The landing gear. Don't worry, everything's fine. Oh, good afternoon. What's your name? Ela born. I [Music] see [Music] Excuse me, sir. May I offer you a pillow? No, I don't. I don't want a pillow. Um, get me a glass of water. All right, just a moment. Here you are, sir. Oh, uh, no, no, no ice. No ice. No ice. All right, just a minute. Here's your glass of water, sir. Thank you. You're welcome. Packer, he's not. [Music] Hello. Can I help you? Uh, yes. Could I have his bottle if it's ready, please? Okay. Just a minute. I'll bring you. All right. Thank you. You're welcome. He's coming here. Could I have your lunch? And there's your beer. Isn't he a nice beer? Here you are. Oh, thank you. Also, would you mind watching him for a minute? No. And let me put the bottle over here. Oh, I can trade places. [Applause] [Music] Thank you. You're welcome. Excuse me. Yeah. Thank you. You're welcome. That looks pretty good. Did you make it yourself? No. I wish I could have. It's good. [Music] M you can check in. Yes, please. [Music] [Music] Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Please have the same amount. That's really medium rare, huh? [Music] Can I have a strategy please? [Music] [Music] Yes, my free coffees. One and one one just cream. Thank you. [Music] Paris. Have you ever been to Paris? Um, no. No, it's one city that you should see. It's really nice. Old city, but wonderful. I love it. I've heard it's a little little expensive. No, not really. [Music] Elaine Bowen was Born and raised in Philadelphia, [Music] Pennsylvania, Elaine's big dream was to fly and to travel. 2 years after graduating from high school, she applied to Pan-Amean World Airways for a job as a stewardist. They hired her and sent her to their international stewardist college in Miami, Florida. After a five-week training course, she won the gold wings of the airline stewardist. Her next assignment, Chicago to London, Paris, Frankfurt and Rome.