mr6666

hint: based on a short story by Rupert Hughes

- an unhappy marriage - mine cave-in

I surrender. the movie was.... -thread's open......

trying B/ Broderick Crawford E) Eli Wallach F) Fredric March I) Errol Flynn ??

Caricatures are done by artist/writer Ashley Holt http://thrdgll.tripod.com/ashleyholt.htm & his blog on the process: http://thrdgllcommunique.blogspot.com/2014/08/several-months-ago-i-was-sitting-around.html

let's try A) George Sanders B/ Lawrence Tierney E) Gene Tierney H) Ava Gardner J) Daffy's buddy ???

sorry, no -fall through ice -school bully

from movie morlocks.... "A Century of Scares: Happy Birthday Bava!" http://moviemorlocks.com/2014/07/31/a-century-of-scares-happy-birthday-bava/#comment-59130 I vote for Bava to air on "Underground"! !

Yup, another great Powell/Loy movie. Nice work, KarmaG & welcome to the boards! -it's your thread now to use or leave open....

got a Sharknado 2 thread going in GD

The Unknown Man - dude ranch

- mining town - labor strike

hint: 1937

next: Eight months pass, and the fiance, showing definite signs of recovery, demonstrates his new invention: an air chair for passenger airplanes.

Have to agree the only hilights to SUTS month, for me, are the token foreign (J. Moreau), character actors (T. Ritter, L. Tracy, G. George) & silent (Chaplin, though his stuff's been aired alot). But with few premieres (other than Moreau) there's little that's new.*** But I also assume the programming for Feb. & Aug. is not being directed at the hard-core TCM fans, but at the general viewing audience. And if it's any indication, the postings on TCM's FB page show that audience seems to like and look forward to those 2 months. So we've got 10 out of the 12 months, that still ain't too bad. (*** I stand corrected, further reading in NPG indicated there are supposed to be 20 Premieres)

then maybe Witness to Murder (1954) ? (if correct, thanks for hints)

yeah, SUTS vs. Oscar month, that's a tough call in the BORING Dept.

uuuuh,...COUNTless others?? (showing up at a wedding in a clownsuit may not be against the law, but it's still weird!)

watching on Syfy..... (sorry, but TCM's kinda boring in August) http://time.com/3060225/sharknado-2-recap-best-worst-moments/

There ya go! thanks, lavender.... -your thread....

Joseph Cotton playing against type....

but Stanwyck did pretty well with Stella Dallas.... or Fonda in Once Upon a Time....

poor Robert Donat in The Inn of the Sixth Happiness.... & Kurt Jergens too (uh-oh, would that be considered 'yellow-face'......nevermind then )

Errol Flynn playing the 'heavy' in That Forsythe Woman

next: after a failed attempt at a 'cure' at a health farm, the fiance tears his hotel room apart in a drunken rage.