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The Count Of Monte Cristo ??

Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964) BEAU GESTE (1939) or THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE (1977)

The Women (1939) RIO BRAVO (1959) or ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 (1976)

Major Dundee or The Undefeated ??

The Enchanted Cottage, Robert Young, Dorothy McGuire ??

City Of Angels This is a small sampling, to be sure, but it seems the remakes are getting chosen more often. DESTRY RIDES AGAIN or DESTRY

There Was A Crooked Man ??

Planet Of The Apes Now, one mo time, HOUSE OF STRANGERS or BROKEN LANCE

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) HOUSE OF STRANGERS or BROKEN LANCE

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) HOUSE OF STRANGERS or BROKEN LANCE

> {quote:title=pastman wrote:}{quote} > From The Bridge Too Far, A *...And Away All Boats... ...*Unless there's objection, let's drop definate and indefinate articles that get removed to the end of a title in an alphabetical listing.

> {quote:title=rohanaka wrote:}{quote} > Across The Bridget Jones's Diary of a Bachelor in Paradise Lost Angels in the OutField of Dreams of Glass Web Again/st a Crooked Sky Giant From the Unknown Island in the Sky HIgh Noon Sunday Dinner for a Soldier in The Rain Man of the West-side Story of One Billiard-Room.... > > With a View.... From The Bridge...

Tommy Steele (The Happiest Millionaire) ??

Fall Of The Roman Empire. GOODBYE MR. CHIPS (1939, DONAT) or GOODBYE MR. CHIPS (1969, O'TOOLE)

Titanic. MANHUNTER or THE RED DRAGON

...And I was completely off base. I did get the Beav reference, and thought about Harry, but it's been years since I saw it. I remembered nothing about an unshod law officer (if I understood the free-verse correctly). I settled on The Shadow On The Window, which came out the same year, and which seemed to have some points that fit the description. uncacharlie, looks like you have first choice or first refusal; by custom, it's your choice.

Goodby MR. Chips Let's try some ORIGIONALS or REMAKES for a while: THE WAGES OF FEAR or SORCERER

Leif Erikson (sometimes Erickson) was the Boss ranch owner on the TV series The High Chaparral. Such a character is always issued a rebellious son or brother. His rebellious brother was portrayed by Cameron Mitchell.

> {quote:title=cmvgor wrote:}{quote} > ...Of The West... ...Side Story...

...Of The West...

(dinner for a soldier)...In The Rain...

Strangers On A Train, with the climatic sequence with a runaway merry-go-round ???

23) "Now THAT was a record book hiccup!"

I think I've found it, and if I'm right, it isn't one I've seen. I'll stand down and see if anybody else logs on with it.

At about 10:30. some 20 minutes ago, a backlog of about 26 Emails came in together. They were in reverse order -- top to bottom was earliest to latest. But it seems to be woring again. I don't know why.