Bartlett

>]Easter Parade[/i] w Fred Astaire... W/ Kindly O. J. Simpsom who's looking for his wifes killer on the golf courses in Florida / The Towering Inferno.

> "How about Caesar Romero?" > > > You obviously didn't read all the clues. > > Dan I'm sorry, I'm just a "Beginner"

> w / Joanne Woodward - The Three Faces of Eve W / Lee J. Cobb / Call Northside 777

> > w/ Darryl Hannah - Steel Magnolias W/ Sally Field / The End

> W/Grace Zabriski/Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me W/ Harry Dean Stanton / Alien

> He taught me also about the life saver, and to this > day I can't *not* see it when I'm watching a film. > However, it seems to have had more impact when I > watched movies in the theater in the past, wondering > if the projectionist was paying attention, and if > the next reel would start without a hitch. In the > little, broken down bargain movie houses in > Brooklyn, where the same guy that sold you the > tickets and sold you the popcorn also ran the > projector, that wasn't always a sure thing. My friend was a projectionist and he showed me a trick that most projectionist used to know when the reel was almost completed. They would slide in a Half Dollar piece towards the end of the reel. When they heard it drop on the floor they knew they had about a minute to get the next reel ready. Simple but quite effective! He always bragged that he never missed a beat with that "system'.

Bad Day at Black Rock?

You won't regret seeing "Cinderella Man". Made like "Old Style Hollywood" True story of boxing great James J. Braddock but more than just a boxing movie. Oh Yeah......W/ David Caruso / An Officer and a Gentlemen

> Keeping in mind that "tiny" means relatively brief, > and therefore shorter than, say, a musical number, > and that is also implies being not particularly > prominent and obvious, here are some classic tiny > film moments from comedies: > "Tiny" is in the eye of the beholder. It's Like "Jumbo Shrimp"

> w/James Cromwell/LA Confidential W / Russell Crowe / "Cinderella Man" ( A GREAT MOVIE! & Made in 2005 BobHopeFan!)

> No and no. > > WHEN was Marlo Thomas ever an Oscar winner? Or a > Tony? > Dan N. She won a date with Oscar "The Grouch" on Sesame Street. And as a little girl her daddy Danny Gave her a Pony named "Tony". Bartlett

How about Caesar Romero?

Gilbert Roland

Rita Moreno or Marlo Thomas Bartlett

Richard Nixon "Nixon" - Anthony Hopkins / Or "The Stranger" with Edward G. Robinson & Orson Welles Bartlett

> Oh... I see. If you look up the movie in the database > it has the two names credited differently. But I see > the reason now, thanks. > > What a log jam I caused Heh Heh Heh Heh! :0 W / Barbara Carrera / Loverboy Bartlett

> The Three Stooges meet King Rootin' Tootin'?? > > > vallo I still think the above is the right answer BY George I think He's Got it!!!

Did anyone ever see "Paths of Glory" with Kirk Douglas? At the end a bunch of French soldiers are being entertained by a young German Woman forced to sing in a tavern. At first they are mocking and laughing at her. They turn when she begins singing a song ( German I think) in a sweet and innocent voice. Their attitude change and they begin to sing along with her and some even start to cry. It is quite a moment and stays with you.

> W/Tom McLaughlin/Billy Jack W / Donald Henderson / The Legend of the Lone Ranger

> w/George Fenneman / The Thing from Another World W / Kenneth Tobey / Airplane!

> w/ Irene Dunne - I Remember Mama W / Edgar Bergen / Mystery Lake

> TCM can run anything / anywhere > on the screen during ANY Jerry Lewis film.The scroll > would have to be an improvement. I am a BIG Jerry Lewis fan, if you get any of his films on DVD for Christmas as a gift "I'll make you an offer you can't refuse" for them!

> I know, that's ridiculous showing films twice in a > row, I don't want to see anything twice in a row, no > matter how much I love it. In New York we had on Channel 9 "The Million Dollar Movie" back in the 50's. They would show the same movie every night during the week at 7:30, and three times on Saturday. Each time "King Kong" was on I would watch it 8 times each week. Things haven't changed much in over 50 years, the other day I watched "King Kong" four straight times. Maybe I'm trying to relive my youth but I really think I love to watch "King Kong"!

Charlie Chan, Laurel and Hardy, Universal Horror Movies made in the 30's & 40's & Martin & Lewis movies.

Ken I think the movie dealt with the South's viewpoint ( And History also) of their right to have slaves was in jeopardy by the North's attitude for their freedom. To this day there were more Americans killed during the four years or so battles of the Civil War than any other War we were involved in.