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Mildred Pierce - NO WIRE HANGERS! MADAME BOVARY

Breakfast at Tiffanys~ "A few arrived walking very fast"

The Group - THE FIVE GRACES RETURN OF DOCTOR X

Please watch this at 8'o'clock if only for Laird Cregar's final performance. He never got to see this film because he died right after at the young age of 28. This is the story of a composer who has a trauma brought on by sharp noise. With Cregar is Linda Darnell in all her 21 year old lovliness as Netta who becomes the object of Cregars affection. Matching them every step of the way is George Sanders and the brilliant Bernard Herrmann score...make some popcorn and ENJOY! P.S. the films opening shot is a doozy thanks to cinematographer Joseph LeShalle . .

January Jones ~ name of first woman first letter orange drink of astronauts + old song - "On the - - - White Way"= .

A Song To Remember - BORING PAUL MUNI A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

*Brokeback Mountain* - 'OF BROKEN BACKSIDES' SINCERELY YOURS

CM I can think of three forgotten female performances EVELYN KEYES in "The Prowler" her performance as the unfaithful wife is right on and her scene in the courtroom is unforgetable. IDA LUPINO in "Road House" as the singer who is the object of Richard Widmark's obsession. JEAN SIMMONS in "Home Before Dark" as a woman released from a mental institution who battles her way back to sanity, is like nothing ever seen before - she is superb!

The Wrong Man - FONDA'S FON - DUE THE BOYS IN THE BAND

Irving Berlin ~ Cole Porter's "Kiss Me - - - - = under the spreading chestnut tree the village - - - - - y stands =

Whitney Blake - hah- do you remember the black velvet cloak Kim wore in BBAC well I have the exact copy, and I wear it for cold evenings..I love the Doris Day clothes too, you can have any outfit copied if you get a good photograph, a good dressmaker and the material...

Kim is a great beauty, it seems I recall a series called "Hazel" and whoever played the part of the mom was a dead ringer for Kim...

Philadelphia - (Tom Hanks Oscar Winner)

Neal Sedaka ~ sing; '- - - - - birthday to you' large pebble 6th letter + Broadway show "The Most Happy - - - - - =

POINCIANA--- A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN n.w. perky

Deadline At Dawn GEORGE REEVES RAND BROOKS EVELYN KEYES

Are you Diana Dors?

South Pacific - Joshua Logan

HIGH SIERRA FRED ASTAIRE BILLIE BURKE OSCAR LEVANT

Henny Youngman ~ opp. of starboard southern way of saying "Sir" and Sinbad rubbed the - - - - and a genie appeared first letter wait till the sun shines - - - -- - =

Nights of Cabiria - JULIETTA MASINA RULES! CONSTANCE BENNETT GEORGE BRENT VERA RALSTON

My five picks are never shown - I remember them from years ago and thay were superb 1.) Centennial Summer - Linda Darnell, Jeanne Crain and Cornell Wilde in a lovely musical saluting our country's centennial year 1876 songs are "All through the day" and "Cinderella Sue" 2.) Alias Nick Beal - with the best perfomance of his career ~ Ray Milland~who plays Satan Prince of Darkness - and does so with intellegence and shows the true nature of evil Thomas Mitchell and Audrey Totter give excellent performances 3.) A Stolen Face - with Lizabeth Scott giving a superb dual performance as the American pianist and the cocney prostitute. 4.) Angel On The Amazon - where the heroine played by Vera Ralston has a great traumatic experience in the jungle which causes her aging process to stop, making her her daughters twin also starring George Brent and Constance Bennett. 5.) Sally and St. Anne - lovely whimsy whereas a teen-age girl talks to a statue of St. Anne (and St. Anne answers her)

Orson Wells Where theres a - - - -, theres a way candied sweet potato Scotch word for die "T" not late =

The Opposite Sex Jeff Chandler Jan Sterling Natalie Schaffer

My Favorite Brunette n.w. Isolationist