The idea of the song is: We may not be high society, but you look so pretty that the photographers will snap us, and you'll find that you're in the rotogravure. Incidentally, the song is from a very cute 1948 movie by the same name, with the twist that though usually sung by a man to a woman, Judy sings it to Fred Astaire, to whom she has just given a classy top hat with a big satin bow.
There are probably people of Calusa descent still alive today. Some Calusas were sent to Cuba as slaves by the Spanish in the 1500's, and others traveled there voluntarily during the epidemics and turmoil of the late 1600's and early 1700's.Their descendents may still be living in Cuba today.here are probably people of Calusa descent still alive today. Some Calusas were sent to Cuba as slaves by the Spanish in the 1500's, and others traveled there voluntarily during the epidemics and turmoil of the late 1600's and early 1700's. Their descendents may still be living in Cuba today.
The Indians lived in villages, in houses of wood, brush, or bark. They were hunters and gatherers, which means that their food grew naturally on the land; they hunted for game and gathered fruits, grains, and nuts. They were a peaceful people.The Native Californians were of vital importance to the missions.ORKERS' QUARTERS. There were four things the padres looked for when choosing the site for a mission: water, fertile soil, building materials, and large numbers of Native Californians. The people who did most of the work at the California missions were the Native Californians.