Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)

In producer Ross Hunter's and director George Roy Hill's overlong flapper-era musical comedy spoof starring Julie Andrews and Mary Tyler Moore:

• during the opening credits, the title character - naive young Millie (Julie Andrews) who 'modernized' herself after noticing that she was woefully out-dated - she entered the Madcap Beauty Spot - and with a short bob haircut and a new dress style was transformed into a NY 'Roaring 20's' "modern" flapper; in the background on the soundtrack, the Oscar-nominated, title song Thoroughly Modern Millie (pictured twice) was sung by Julie Andrews
• the scene-stealing character of wealthy, madcap and outlandish widow Muzzy Van Hossmere (Oscar-nominated Carol Channing)
• her show-stopping performance of "Jazz Baby" - including her playing of many musical instruments (a trumpet, banjo, clarinet - and a large bass saxophone) followed by her dancing atop a xylophone
• her flying stunts in a biplane with a German World War I ace, and acrobatics while singing "First Date (Do It Again!)" after being fired out of a cannon and spouting her favorite exclamation: "Raspberries!" while in mid-air
• her dispatching of white slavers using tricks she learned from a heavyweight boxer