Valley of the Dolls

New Manhattan pals, singer Neely (Patty Duke) and agency secretary Anne (Barbara Parkins), with showbiz boyfriends (Martin Milner, Paul Burke), catch singer Tony (Scotti), managed by his sister (Lee Grant) and diverted by their low-talent knockout friend Jennifer (Sharon Tate), in Valley Of The Dolls, 1967.

Her first task as secretary to a showbiz lawyer, newcomer Anne (Barbara Parkins) observes Neely (Patty Duke) in rehearsal, then meets Broadway diva Helen (Susan Hayward), abusing Martin Milner, then her director (Robert Viharo), early in Valley Of The Dolls, 1967, from the Jacqueline Susann novel.

Wonderfully weird tone, the perspective of narrator Anne (Barbara Parkins) played in pantomime, Dionne Warwick with the title song, opening the drug-abuse melodrama box-office hit Valley Of The Dolls, 1967, from the Jacqueline Susann novel, the word “dolls” referring to pills, not people.