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Examples include: Bob Hope providing a queered alternative to World War II mythologies of maleness (something already addressed by Steven Cohan); Ierry Lewis's manic “femininity” as a reaction to 1950 sexual conservatism (as explored by Frank Krutnik); John Belushi embracing the runaway consumption of 1970 maleness; Bill Murray displaying the evolving cynicism of disillusioned baby boomers; Adam Sandler depicting a childish rage as a rejection of boomerism; and Ferrell often performing lampoons of previous generations of machismo.

The attention to fashion, the tasteful appliance of ornament in each portion of her dress, were quite in place with her.

In the same melodrama, Madame Rotschild, a supporting character plays a similar role by auntying all children as a rich and powerful woman who can solve most problems in children's own homes.