The Golden Girls Ladies of the Evening (1985–1992) Online
- Original Title :
- Ladies of the Evening
- Genre :
- TV Episode / Comedy / Drama
- Year :
- 1985–1992
- Directror :
- Terry Hughes
- Cast :
- Bea Arthur,Betty White,Rue McClanahan
- Writer :
- Susan Harris,Barry Fanaro
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 30min
- Rating :
- 8.9/10
Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche win tickets to attend a post-premiere movie party with Burt Reynolds. However, a hitch in their plan occurs when they are mistaken for prostitutes.
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
 | Bea Arthur | - | Dorothy Zbornak (as Beatrice Arthur) |
 | Betty White | - | Rose Nylund |
 | Rue McClanahan | - | Blanche Devereaux |
 | Estelle Getty | - | Sophia Petrillo |
 | Rhonda Aldrich | - | Meg |
 | Peter Jason | - | The Policeman |
| Phil Rubenstein | - | The Exterminator |
| Peter Gonneau | - | Walter |
| Tony Swartz | - | John |
 | Ron Michaelson | - | Carl |
| Cheryl Checcetto | - | Hooker #1 |
 | Amelia Kinkade | - | Hooker #2 (as Mimi Kinkade) |
| Ursaline Bryant | - | Hooker #3 |
| Jim Keily | - | Jail Guard |
| Ron Kapra | - | Desk Clerk |
The actress portraying the prostitute who says the line "There's nothing wrong with being career oriented", is Rue McClanahan's maternal niece, Amelia Kinkade.
All the actors Rose mentions star in 1989's All Dogs Go to Heaven.
Blanche says "I wanted to be Miss Olivia de Havilland." Miss de Havilland was 18 years older than Miss McClanahan, born in 1916 and already 69 years old when this episode aired. As of 2018 Miss de Havilland is still alive at 102 while Miss McClanahan died at age 76 in 2010.