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> That's the first time I've ever seen anything like
> that displayed on my screen here.
Must be because of your vile attacks on innocent Board Members you snake punk!
Bartlett
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> Born this day February 18th:
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> Lead/co-star Molly Ringwald is 38.
> Reliable, red-haired actress in "Tempest", "Sixteen
> Candles", "The Breakfast Club", "Pretty in Pink",
> "The Pick-up Arist", "For Keeps", "Fresh Horses",
> "Betsy's Wedding", "Malicious", "Office Killer",
> etc.
> Divorced after 3 years. Has a daughter with current
> boyfriend. She turned down "Pretty Woman" and
> "Ghost", afterwich her career nose-dived. Does stage
> work.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Matt Dillon is 42.
> Talented, former juvenile actor, Oscar nominated best
> support this year for "Crash". Also in "My
> Bodyguard", "Little Darlings", "Liar's Moon", "Tex",
> "The Outsiders", "Rumble Fish", "The Flamingo Kid",
> "Drugstore Cowboy", "A Kiss Before Dying", "To Die
> For", "Albino Alligator", "In & Out", "Wild Things",
> "There's Something About Mary", "Loverboy", etc.
> Not yet married, he dated Cameron Diaz, among others.
> Brother of Kevin Dillon. He enjoys flea markets.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star John Travolta is 52.
> Popular, good-humored actor, Oscar nominated best
> actor for "Saturday Night Fever" (great dancing), and
> for "Pulp Fiction". Also in "Carrie", "Grease" big
> success, "Urban Cowboy" w/Debra Winger, "Blow Out",
> "Look Who's Talking", "Get Shorty", "Michael",
> "Face/Off", "Swordfish", "The Thin Red Line", "The
> General's Daughter", "Ladder 49", etc.
> Married to Kelly Preston since 1991 (2 children). On
> TVs "Welcome Back, Kotter".
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Lead/co-star Cybill Shepherd is 56.
> Blonde beauty, in "The Last Picture Show" good role,
> "The Heartbreak Kid", "Daisy Miller", "Taxi driver",
> "Special Delivery", "Texasville", "Alice", "The
> Muse", etc.
> Married twice (3 children including twins). Had a
> relationship with director Peter Bogdanovich. On the
> TV series "Moonlighting" and Cybill". Portrayed
> Martha Stewart in two made for TV movies.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Director John Hughes is 56.
> Helmed successful 'teen movies' of the 1980s,
> including "Sixteen Candles", "The Breakfast Club",
> "Weird Science", "Ferris Buller's Day Off", and also
> "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" hilarious, "She's
> Having a Baby", "Uncle Buck" funny stuff, etc.
> Also writer and producer of his films including
> "Pretty in Pink", "Christmas Vacation", "Home Alone"
> a mega hit, "Only the Lonely", etc.
> Inspired the Brat Pack movement in the 1980s.
> ******************************************************
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> Director Milos Forman is 74.
> Essential filmmaker, won Oscar best director for "One
> Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and for "Amadeus".
> Nominated for "The People vs. Larry Flynt". Also
> helmed "Hair" (a guilty pleasure), "Ragtime",
> "Valmont", "Man on the Moon", etc.
> Married 3 times (4 children including twin boys,
> named after Andy Kaufman and Jim Carrey). Parents
> died in a Nazi concentration camp.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support George Kennedy is 81.
> Talented, stocky actor, won Oscar best support for
> "Cool Hand Luke". Also in "Lonely Are the Brave",
> "Charade", "The Sons of Katie Elder", "The Dirty
> Dozen", "The Boston Strangler", "Airport" good role,
> "Fool's Parade" good movie, "Earthquake", "The Rare
> Breed", "Creepshow II", etc.
> Married 3 times (4 adopted children, including his
> granddaughter). He is the only actor to appear in all
> 4 of the "Airport" movie series.
> ******************************************************
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> Posthumous
> Lead/co-star Jack Palance 1919 - 2006. Updated February 2007
> Essential, 'cynical-looking actor won Oscar best
> support for "City Slickers" did push-ups on the stage
> after accepting his Oscar. Nominated for "Sudden
> Fear" and "Shane". Also in "Man in the Attic" ala
> Jack the Ripper, "The Big Knife" w/Lupino, "I Died a
> Thousand Times" remake of "High Sierra" w/Shelley
> Winters, "Monte Walsh", "Batman", "Attack!" (Great Movie) etc.
> Married twice (3 children). Said he never watched his
> own movies (tsk, tsk). He was an avid painter and poet.
> Former boxer, his face was disfigured in WWII, which
> required plastic surgery.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
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> Co-star/support Mary Ure (42) 1933-1975.
> Luminous blonde actress, Oscar nominated best support
> for "Sons and Lovers". Also in "Windom's Way", "Look
> Back in Anger", "The Mind Benders" w/Dirk Bogarde,
> "Where Eagles Dare" w/Richard Burton, etc.
> Was married to Robert Shaw. Cause of death was
> accidental overdose. Was a Tony award nominee.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Co-star/support Billy De Wolfe (67)
> 1907-1974.
> Delightful comic character actor in "Blue Skies",
> "Dear Ruth", "The Perils of Pauline" w/Hutton, "Tea
> for Two", "Lullaby of Broadway", "Call Me Madam",
> "The World's Greatest Athlete", etc.
> Never married. A lifelong friend of Doris Day. Was
> the voice of Professor Hinkle on TVs animated "Frosty
> the Snowman". He won a Tony award for his stage work.
> Was born William Andrew Jones.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Edward Arnold (66) 1890-1956.
> Dynamic actor with a harty laugh, in "Three on a
> Match", "I'm No Angel" w/Mae West, "Sadie McKee"
> w/Crawford, "Diamond Jim" good role, "Come and Get
> It", "You Can't Take it With You", "Mr. Smith Goes to
> Washington", "Johnny Apollo" w/Tyrone Power, "Lillian
> Russell" again as Diamond Jim Brady, "Meet John Doe",
> "Johnny Eager", "The Devil and Daniel Webster" fine
> role, "Week-End at the Waldorf", "Annie Get Your
> Gun", etc.
> Married 3 times (4 children). Never nominated for an
> Oscar and no star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
> Shameful.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Adolphe Menjou (73) 1890-1963.
> Dapper actor with trademark mustache, Oscar nominated
> best actor for "The Front Page". Also in "The Sheik"
> w/Valentino, "Morocco" w/Dietrich, "A Farewell to
> Arms", "Little Miss Marker" w/Shirley Temple, "A Star
> Is Born", "Stage Door", "Golden Boy", "Roxie Hart",
> "To Please a Lady" w/Stanwyck, "Paths of Glory" good
> role, Disney's "Pollyanna", etc.
> Married 3 times, Voted best dressed man in America
> numerous times.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> In memory of character actor Andy Devine who
> died this day in 1977 at age 71, and character
> actress Kathleen Lockhart died this day in
> 1978 at age 83.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
>
> Mongo ( & Bartlett )
I'm about an hour early for this post so don't get confused! It is for February 18th.
Remember add one year for each age as this is Mongo's original post of last year. ( 2006 ) The only update that I made was including that great actor Jack Palance in the "Posthumous" category, because sadly he died last year. I will always remember him in "Shane" & "Attack!", two of my favorite movies. Rest in Peace Mr. Palance.
Bartlett
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I'll nominate 1962's, "Two Weeks in Another Town". Kirk Douglas portrays a recovering alcholic film director, who tries for a comeback in Rome. This movie also stars:
Edward G. Robinson
Cyd Charisse
Claire Trevor
George Hamilton
It is quite a good movie!
The other movie I was thinking about is 1966's "After the Fox" This comedy included:
Peter Sellers
Victor Mature
Britt Ekland
Martin Balsam
Bartlett
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You must have been Happy that it took you only 12 Hours to do all this, instead of 12 and a half hours! LOL
Bartlett
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Hey Mongo! What better woman to have "In the Spotlight" than one of Cagney's favorite tackle dummy, Mae Clark?
In 1931's "Public Enemy", he shoved a grapefruit in poor Mae's face!
In 1933's "Lady Killer" Cagney dragged her around by poor Mae's hair!
Like Jack Nicholson said in "A Few Good Men"
"I think Mae Clark deserves a "Spotlight", I'm sure she's earned it!"
Bartlett
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The Out Of Towners?
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Happiness is seeing your Bus on the horizon when it is windy, sleeting and hailing outside. Especially when the wind just blew your umbrella inside out and you can't fix it. This happened to me just the other day, and was I happy to board that Bus!
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See you on the 24th! I bet that day of your marriage was the best Birthday you had. It must be a great memory and something you will always treasure! Watch for the post on the 24th, and besides I always say a woman who is a Board Member's age is 21+ when it comes to Birthdays!
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Sorry to hear that! But on what day is your Birthday so I can keep this job that Mongo threatened to fire me, and post it on your "Special Day"?
Bartlett
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Peggy being married on the 14th of February is the tops! Was it your Birthday also? If so I will go back to that day and include you in the honor role. Your not Mrs, CharlieT are you? (Just kidding) If it was not your Birthday on the 14th, tell me what day it is, so I could include you with all the other fishes of Pisces on that day!
Bartlett
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Can I help it if I stutter Larry? I'm just keeping up with Mongo's tradition but in a larger scale. Instead of just typos....I repeat the whole damn Birthday thread. He has even threatened to fire me for it! What working conditions!
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Can I help it I sometimes stutter Larry? I am just keeping up the tradition of Mongo, but in a grander fashion. I just don't typos, I repeat the whole damn Birthday List. Mongo has even threatened to "Fire" me!
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Can I help it if sometimes I stutter Larry?
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Strawberry Blonde?
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> "A pun is the lowest form of humor."[/i]
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> Meaning that I can't stop now, since falling off the
> wagon would be impossible.
"It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World" must be your Bible then. As your humor is similar and it must be your all time favorite pun filled movie and probably got you started with the pun fun.
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Mongo, I just saw "Tootsie" recently and am now watching Robin Williams in "Mrs. Doubtfire". I know Jack Lemon and Tony Curtis were in drag for "Some Like It Hot". My question is this who was the first one in film history to act in drag and don't tell me it was Majorie Main. Seriously what major movie that earned plenty of Big Bucks was the first to have this occurance? ( Silents Included)
And Mr CineSage jr....."A pun is the lowest form of humor". It gives me the "Whims".
Bartlett
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I also have a VHS copy of "Yankee Doodle Dandy. I think it is a joke! When Cagney sings "Harrigan" he is wearing a pink hat and a rose colored suit. I keep the tape to show friends how ridiculous it is to colorize movies. Other movies I have that are colorized are "Topper" ( Cary Grant) and "Way Out West" ( Laurel & Hardy). All are bad. I remember American Classic Movies had a promo that had King Kong on top of the Empire State Building, shooing away a crayon and the announcer saying, "We only show movies in their classic form". I'm glad colorization went the way of 3-D ( Although I thought that was better) because each gave me a headache!
Bartlett
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> Born this day February 17th:
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> Co-star/support Paris Hilton is 25.
> Attractive starlet in "Sweetie Pie", "Nine Lives",
> "L.A. Knights", "Wonderland" w/Val Kilmer, "The Cat
> in the Hat", "Raising Helen", "House of Wax" (won
> Teen Choice award and Razzie award nominee for worst
> actress), etc.
> Great-granddaughter of Hotel founder Conrad Hilton.
> On the reality TV series "The Simple Life". Has been
> linked with many including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie
> Kennedy, Edward Furlong, producer Robert Evans (?),
> etc. Plans to open Club Paris in Orlando and has
> launched a new perfume. Popular quote "That's hot".
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> Lead/co-star Jim Brown is 70.
> Imposing, action actor and former football great in
> "Rio Conchos", "The Dirty Dozen", "Ice Station
> Zebra", "Riot", "100 Rifles", "tick...tick...tick",
> "Black Gunn", "Lady Blue", "The Running Man", "Any
> Given Sunday", etc.
> Married twice (4 children). Was inducted into the
> Football Hall of Fame.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support Hal Holbrook is 81 today.
> Essential character actor in "The Group", "The Great
> White Hope", "Magnum Force", "All the President's
> Men", "Julia", "Creepshow" good role, "Wall Street",
> "The Firm", etc.
> Married 3 times (3 children), including to Dixie
> Carter since 1984. On the TV series "The Bold Ones"
> and "Evening Shade". Nominated for 8 Emmy awards, he
> won 3.
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> Posthumous
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> Co-star/support Marc Lawrence (95) 1910-2005.
> Swarthy, pock-faced 'gangster' in close to 200 films
> including "San Quentin", "The Shepherd of the Hills"
> good change of pace role as a mute, "Charlie Chan on
> Broadway", "Dust Be My Destiny" w/Garfield, "Johnny
> Apollo", "Blossoms in the Dust", "Hold That Ghost" as
> Charlie, "This Gun for Hire" w/Ladd & Lake, "The
> Ox-Bow Incident", "Dillinger", "Cloak and Dagger" in
> a vicious fight with Gary Cooper, "Key Largo", "The
> Asphalt Jungle", "The Marathon Man", etc.
> Married over 50 years (2 children). Was blacklisted
> in the 1950s and traveled abroad to continue working
> in films. One of the best in the gangster era.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Alan Bates (69) 1934-2003.
> Burly, masculine actor, Oscar nominated best actor
> for "The Fixer". Also in "Zorba the Greek", "Georgy
> Girl", "Women in Love" wrestled in the nude with
> Oliver Reed, "Butley", "The Rose", "An Unmarried
> Woman", "Gosford Park", etc.
> Was married 22 years (had twin boys of which one
> died). Also a stage and TV actor.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support Kathleen Freeman (82)
> 1919-2001.
> Stout, versatile character actress in the Oscar
> winning short "Annie Was a Wonder" shown on TCM. Also
> in "Singin' in the Rain" as the diction coach, "The
> Bad and the Beautiful", "Athena", "The Fly" (1958),
> "The Ladie's Man" w/Jerry Lewis, who she supported in
> 8 films, "North to Alaska", "Myra breckinridge",
> "Hocus Pocus", etc.
> Never married. She intended to be a pianist. Got a
> Tony award nomination for the musical "The Full
> Monty", just prior to her death.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Raf Vallone (86) 1916-2001.
> Strong Italian actor, in "Two Women" w/Loren, "El
> Cid", "A View from the Bridge" good role and movie,
> "The Cardinal", "Harlow" as Marino Bello, "Nevada
> Smith", "The Italian Job", "The Other Side of
> Midnight" steamy stuff, "The Greek Tycoon", "A Time
> to Die", "The Godfather: Part III", etc.
> Was married 50 years (2 children). Played the role of
> a priest numerous times.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Arthur Kennedy (75) 1914-1990.
> Superior, versatile actor, Oscar nominated best actor
> for "Bright Victory" and for best support in
> "Champion", "Trial", "Peyton Place" and "Some Came
> Running" (he never won). Also in "High Sierra",
> "Devotion", "The Glass Menagerie" w/Wyman, "The Lusty
> Men", "A Summer Place", "Elmer Gantry", "Lawrence of
> Arabia", etc.
> Married 37 years (2 children). Has a star on the
> Hollywood Walk of Fame (thank goodness).
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Co-star/support Wayne Morris (45) 1914-1959.
> Reliable actor in "Kid Galahad", "Brother Rat", "I
> Wanted Wings", "Deep valley" w/Lupino, "Voice of the
> Turtle", "John Loves Mary", "Task Force", "Paths of
> Glory" good role, etc.
> Married twice (3 children). Buried at Arlington
> National Cemetery with full military honors. Died
> suddenly of a heart attack.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support Arthur Hunnicutt (69)
> 1910-1979.
> Lean, tall, rural-type actor Oscar nominated best
> support for "The Big Sky". Also in "Lust for Gold",
> "Pinky w/Jeanne Crain, "Broken Arrow", "The Red Badge
> of Courage", "The Lusty Men", "Cat Ballou", "Harry
> and Tonto", etc.
> Also a stage and TV actor.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Lead/co-star Buster Crabbe (76) 1907-1983.
> Popular action star as "Flash Gordon" and "Buck
> Rogers" in the serials. Also in "Tarzan the
> Fearless', "Million Dollar Legs", "Nabonga", "Swamp
> Fire" w/Johnny Weissmuller, "Caged Fury", etc. Also
> in many westerns as the character Billy Carson.
> Was married for 50 years. Won a gold medal at the
> 1932 Olympics for swimming.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Lead/co-star Mary Brian (96) 1906-2002.
> Charming and pretty actress in "The Front Page",
> "Hard to Handle" w/Cagney, "The Royal Family of
> Broadway", "Charlie Chan in Paris", "Man on the
> Flying Trapeze" as the daughter of W.C. Fields, "Navy
> Blues", "Dragnet" (1947), etc.
> Married twice. Was once engaged to Cary Grant and to
> Dick Powell. Also in silent films.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> In memory of silent screen star Nita Naldi who
> died this day in 1961 at age 63, grand composer
> Alfred Newman died this day in 1970 at age 68,
> essential character actor Paul Stewart died
> this day in 1986 at age 77, and Oscar nominee Dan
> O'Herlihy who died this day in 2005 at age 85.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
>
> Mongo ( & Bartlett )
Remember to add one year to each age as this is a rerun of Mongo's original post of last year ( 2007 ). If you have a pending Birthday or know of a fellow Boardmembers Birthday, please notify me by "PM' 24 hours in advance, to give me ample time to include their special day, on that days list! Thank You!
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> Born this day February 16th:
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> Co-star/support Patty Andrews is 88 today.
> The surviving member of the fabulous singing trio the
> Andrews Sisters. Along with her sisters Maxine and
> Lavern appeared in "Argentine Nights", "Moonlight and
> Cactus", "Buck Privates" (they belted out "The Boogie
> Woogie Bugle Boy"), "In the Navy", "Hold That Ghost",
> "Private Buckaroo", "Hollywood Canteen", etc.
> Married twice. The girls sold over 100 million
> platters and received 19 gold records. It's
> unfortunate that Patty didn't make amends with Maxine
> before her death.
> ******************************************************
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> Posthumous
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> Lead/co-star Vera-Ellen (60) 1921-1981.
> Pretty, petite dancer in "Wonder Man", "Three Little
> Girls in Blue", "Words and Music", "On the Town",
> "Three Little Words", "Belle of New York", "Call Me
> Madam", "White Christmas", etc.
> Married twice, she lost a child due to crib death.
> Suffered from anorexia for years. Was one of Radio
> City Music Hall's youngest Rockettes.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Jeffrey Lynn (86) 1909-1995.
> Lean, mild mannered actor in "Four Daughters", "The
> Roaring Twenties", "Four Wives", "The Fighting
> 69th.", "All This, and Heaven Too", "Million Dollar
> Baby", "Whiplash", "A Letter to Three Wives", "Air
> Force", "BUtterfield 8", "Tony Rome", etc.
> Usually played understanding husbands, boyfriends,
> recruits, etc. Retired from acting to work in real
> estate.
> ******************************************************
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> Director John Schlesinger (77) 1926-2003.
> Essential English filmmaker, won Oscar for "Midnight
> Cowboy" (the only 'X' rated film to win. Now has an
> 'R' rating). Nominated for "Darling" and "Sunday
> Bloody Sunday". Also helmed "Far from the Madding
> Crowd", "The Day of the Locust" harrowing tale of
> tinseltown, "Marathon Man" good thriller, "Yanks"
> w/Richard Gere, "The Falcon and the Snowman", "The
> Believers", "Pacific Heights", "Eye for an Eye"
> w/Sally Field, etc.
> Died as the results of a stroke.
> Although his movie "The Next Best Thing" is a fairly
> minor work in his otherwise bold canon, it was
> appropriate that in his last film effort before his
> death in 2003, Schlesinger, who was gay, again
> tackled the issues of homosexual life and love that
> had characterized his keenest work.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support Hugh Beaumont (73) 1909-1982.
> Before playing the dad on TVs "Leave It to Beaver",
> he appeared in "Week-End in Havana", "To the Shores
> of Tripoli" w/Maureen O'Hara, "Wake Island", "The
> Fallen Sparrow" w/Garfield, "The Blue Dahlia", "Phone
> Call from a Stranger", etc.
> Married 40 years (3 children). He was an ordained
> minister. His nickname was Binky.
> ******************************************************
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> Co-star/support James Baskett (44) 1904-1948.
> Grand character actor made only a few films, however
> his endearing performance as Uncle Remus in Disney's
> "Song of the South" earned him a special Academy
> Award.
> He was the first African-American male to receive an
> Oscar. It's unfortunate that his performance can't be
> seen on U.S. screens due to the censorship of the
> movie.
> ******************************************************
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> Lead/co-star Edgar Bergen (75) 1903-1978.
> Popular ventriloquist along with his dummy Charlie
> McCarthy created a sensation on radio and in films,
> "You Can't Cheat an Honest Man" w/W.C. Fields,
> "Charlie McCarthy Detective", etc. Went solo in "I
> remember Mama" good role, "Captain China", etc.
> Father of Candace Bergen. He received an Oscar
> (wooden statuette) for his comedy creation of Charlie
> McCarthy. His dummies are displayed in museums.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Lead/co-star Chester Morris (69) 1901-1970.
> Square-jawed, serious actor Oscar nominated best
> actor for "Alibi" (1929). Also in "The Big House",
> "Red-Headed Woman" w/Harlow, "Three Godfathers"
> (1936), "Five Came Back", "Alias Boston ****"
> which began a series of films as the detective, "The
> Great White Hope", etc.
> Married twice (3 children). Rumor has it that in 1951
> he received a deathbed confession of his friend
> Roland West, for the murder of Thelma Todd in 1935.
> Mr. Morris died of a drug overdose.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> Lead/co-star Jimmy Wakely (68) 1914-1982.
> Amiable singing cowboy star in over 60 westerns. Also
> had hir records with "Cimarron", "One Has My Heart",
> etc.
> Was married with 4 children.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
> In memory of western comic Smiley Burnette who
> died this day in 1967 at age 55, essential character
> actor Howard Da Silva
> ied this day in 1986 at age 76, and Oscar winner
> Lila Kedrova died this day in 2000 at age 81.
> ******************************************************
> ****************
>
> Mongo ( & A "Red" Faced Bartlett)
A Dollar Short and a day late! Sorry! Remember to add one year to each age as this is a rerun of Mongo's rerun of last year! ( 2007 )
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Only testing to see if you got it Mongo...I was still too excited about CharlieT and his Triple Day of the 14th of February, sorry! I'll correct it now master!
Bartlett
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I'd rather go out in a blaze of glory than just fade away. Like Ernest Borgnine said in "The Dirty Dozen " to Lee Marvin after Marvin witnessed a hanging, Marvin said to Bognine, "No one should die like that", Borgnine ( Who played a General) retorted, "Hell I know alot of people that should go the same way!" Also death is a reality, we can act like an ostrich, but according to the "Prophet" Jim Morrison "No one here gets out alive".
Bartlett
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> If it is true, I would like to go the way of John
> Garfield. In the saddle.
Nelson Rockefeller also!
Bartlett
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Dupe of the Born this day February 15th list deleted as per the master Mongo! I am still an apprentice with good intentions!!!
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There have been a few movies concerning Death. Were born alone and surely will die alone. Would you like to know the year and time of your death. Also you would you like to know the method of your death? ( i.e. Violent, accident. murder, a vengeful relative etc.) We all must die as it is destined. How would you like to die? Long and Painful or maybe a massive heart attack that's quick but painful!
Would you like to have family members standing around your bedside and hear who gets the "China Set" or the Rolls Royce when he/she "kicks the Bucket". Or would you rather die in the streets among strangers. Hurry and decide because you never know as "Man Proposes and God Disposes." Remember no death ever ends up like "Hear comes Mr. Jordon" & "Heaven Can Wait". As Ray Charles said "When your dead your Done". And we really don't have a chance to amend our lives because death is quick. So those who act like a creep and do wrong against their fellow man, with deeds and accusations deserves what they get in the hear after. This includes a certain "Board Member", who is mean spirited, and obsessed with hate and revenge, and lead what they think is a just cause. This individual think's they are better than the majority of other Board Members. Believe me he is reading this, and we know who he is by his past posts and nasty attitudes, his favorite words are calling someone "A Troll". This slimeball is obsessed, and knows who he is. He is, the head "Witch Hunter from Salem Massachussets", accusing innocent people to be burnt at a stake with their family and cats & dogs because they also are witches by association. He is Senator "Tailgunner", Joe McCarthy accusing innocent people of being a "Communist in a Washingto D.C. hearings in the 1950's", if their veiwpoint is different than his or his "Followers". He is the "Hitler Youth" in the "Third Reich", reporting to the TCM Web Programmer to take them off the board, because their opinions are different than his, and he requests TCM to send them away like their mother and fathers to a concentration camp to be tortured and die. There are just a very small handful of Board members who follow this blight, that threaten to take away our identity because we don't conform to his veiwpoint. I don't fear these little people.........."I dread them". Also I dread the free hand that TCM has given him the green light to squash our rights of free speech. TCM "Serves the few & ignores the majority" even when we say something constructive and not offend anyone, a virtual "Police State". How wrong is that? (As John Lennon said which applys here: "So if you go on pictures of Chairman Mao, you ain't going to make it with anyone any how"). "Go peddle you fish somewhere else", I'm not buying.
You are hurting innocent people when you mention names but I am sure it is all a part of your plan. I didn't realize I was one, until I was directed by a few Board Member via "PM" to the "What a Surprise Thread". You are a "Pied Piper" of hate and I hope will guide your small handful of rat followers to the river, with you and your pack of lies and drown them all, including yourself. "Your Yesterdays Papers" and hopefully just tommorrows bad nightmare! This is my one and only time I will address you, I will not even acknowledge any reply or future post directed to me. Your method of provoking people is well documented. So do not think you can provoke me you punk. You are free to call anyone a Troll, but as for me you might as well pack up you tent, and go on to your next victim. Yor are a "Pathetic Liar!" There is more than just a cold wind blowing in Chicago. "Me thinks I smell something rotten in Chicago, blown by a hot foul stench". Go back and post your "Beautiful Pictures" on the other thread "Mr. Hyde". As for me "Sayonara"!
From Lake Ronkonkoma "WHAT A SURPRISE"
Bartlett
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Your history of nastiness and calling innocent people Trolls speaks for itself. All you have to do is read your "What a Surprise" thread to validate how vicious and nasty you are. I may be a little gray in color for snow, but you are pitch black. Just ask Bradtexasranger ( Who you called a "Liar" & a "Troll" ), or any other of your other poor victims who is a snake! I bet the answer is not Bartlett, its "SNARFIE"!
Do me a favor if you make up another list leave my name off, because I never either responded to you or you to me before this "Incident". I really do not want to know a disagreeable "person" the likes of you!
Bartlett