Myra Hudson (Joan Crawford), a successful playwright, finds herself in danger when her husband and a former girlfriend of his (Irene) devise a plot to kill her. But Myra fights back with a more elaborate plot.
When she breaks into Irene’s apartment, there’s a perfect perfume moment: on the girl’s dresser there are three Lucien Lelong bottles.
First from the left, the tall fluted bottle of Indiscret, a Jean Carles creation launched in 1936.
Then there’s the wonderful bottle of Opening Night, another Carles creation launched in 1935.
Last on the right, there’s a tall balloon bottle of Tailspin eau de cologne.
A Bésame Cosmetics brightening face powder can be seen on Joan Crawford’s dressing table.
In the same scene, she also puts on a Bésame Cosmetics red lipstick.
There’s a tube of 
Joan Crawford’s dressing table is quite busy. She’s getting ready for the Oscars 1963 and she picks a perfume bottle among many of them. The glass bottle with the yellow pump is from the Bésame Cosmetics Decades of Fragrance collection. I wonder what perfume Joan wore: the 
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