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I think you are right Tracey and it must have been the character played by Michael Rennie.

Welcome Sandy, it's good to see you posting.

I think Ken is right but I recall that that took place in 1941.

Also, Lupe Velez was one of the few Mexican or Spanish Speaking Actors who had an important career in the American Cinema during the 1920s and the 1930s, the others being Dolores del R?o and her second cousin Ram?n Novarro. We could also add Spanish Antonio Moreno, who was famous during the 1920s.

As far as I know Sandy, her first films were made in the United States, during the late Silent Era (1927-1928). She starred in a couple of films in Mexico, but later in her career; in fact, her last film was a Mexican Release. On the other hand, in Mexico, at the beginning of her career, she was very popular in the Stage and then she went to Hollywood to have a Film Career.

I think that Lupe V?**** was not identified with any studio at all, except for later in the early 1940s when she began with the "Mexican Spitfire" films, at RKO Radio. From the beginning of her career in 1927 she made films for almost every Studio: United Artists, Path?, Universal, Paramount, MGM, RKO Radio; Warners, etc. I think that most probably she free-lanced or some independent producer had her contract, but definitely she wasn't identified with any Studio at all, like Garbo or Gary Cooper were at that time.

No idea, but "Green Mansions" comes to my mind, although it's set on the Amazon and not in Mongolia.

Greta Garbo?

In "The 39 Steps"?

Maybe "The Invasion of the Body Snatchers", directed by Don Siegel?

Mongo, thank you very much for the information regarding Ms. Tilbury. She surely was a brave lady!

Sad news, she was a beautiful and talented actress. Now she is resting in peace.

Kay played the same role that Paul Muni impersonated in "Dr. Socrates", in "King of the Underworld".

Mongo, Please, I would like to know more about the English Character Actress Zeffie Tilbury; I just saw "Desire" and I became intrigued by her. Thanks in advance.

This sounds like "Green Dolphin Street" with Lana Turner, Donna Reed, Richard Hart and Van Heflin.

Could it be "The Mating Season"?

Rififi, Garden of the Finzi-Continis, The Mouse that Roared, Aguirre the Wrath of God, Beauty and the Beast, Kind Hearts and Coronets, Passport to Pimlico, among many.

Mary Gordon

Bellerophon?

Walt sent me

Being a FOX film, I think it's improbable that "Good Morning Miss Dove" will be shown on TCM. The Fox Movie Channel might air it.

Louella Parsons

I wish I could see "Upperworld", especially after your positive comments, Johnny.

You can check that very easily at www.us.imdb.com

In the "Squaw Man" (1914 version), a dealer?