A lusty, brawling, florid decade when there were handlebars on lip and wheel - and legs were confidential!Bejeweled chanteuse and brash entertainer Lady Lou (Mae West) worked in the 1890s Bowery bar-room saloon ("Gus Jordan""s Place") of her boss and benefactor Gus Jordan (Noah Beery, Sr.One Week Before the ""Dinner at Eight"" PartyScheming, excitable, social-climbing Park Avenue snob Millicent Jordan (Billie Burke) was in the midst of planning and hosting a fancy dinner party, scheduled for the following Friday evening ("Dinner at Eight"), a week away.According to Indy, the rocks were glowing according to legend: "When the rocks are brought together, the diamonds inside them will glow.At the time, it also had thesecondhighest-opening weekend of all time, at $220 million, just behind the first film of the trilogy,The Force Awakens (2015)at $248 million.