MilesArcher

Could it be Martha Raye and Judy Garland? Martha was a guest on Judy's show in this 1964 clip: They had both been married to band leader David Rose. In fact, at the time this show was being made, David Rose was working down the hall at CBS in Hollywood as the musical director of "The Red Skelton Show".

You are correct, Starlit. It was an Irving Berlin song and a very energetic dance by Donald O'Connor. Thank you for posting the clip. The thread is yours now.

If a haircut could weaken Samson, They could murder me with a shave

Here are some more: #2 Frank Fay and Barbara Stanwyck #6 Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels #9 Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna (You may remember her as Fran's mother on "The Nanny") 12 Cyd Charisse and Tony Martin 13 Guy Madison and Gail Russell 14 John Hodiak and Anne Baxter I don't see a photo for #25. If that's Pier Angeli with James Dean and with Vic Damone, then only one picture is of a married couple. She married Vic.

Very good, Lavender, you got them all. I probably should have included Spin and Marty's ranch on the original list to avoid confusion. I'm sorry about that. By the way, Hopalong Cassidy can currently be seen on Saturday mornings on the Encore Western Channel. Well, Lav, you're back in the saddle again! You get to go next.

Lavender, It's your turn.

I'm guessing Laird Cregar Next: British For Bathroom + Song From "The Wiz", "_____ On Down The Road" + 1972 Raquel Welch Cop Film + Ronald Colman In "The Prisoner Of _______"

Here are some hints and one answer: #1 The Flying Crown Ranch. This should be easy to guess. The show was on Saturdays in the daytime. The star used a plane to chase bad guys. #2. The Bar-20 Ranch. The star of this show usually wore all black and rode a white horse named Topper. #5. The Flying A Ranch. If Roy Rogers had his initials in the name of his ranch, then what cowboy had a name that started with the letter "A" ? #10 The Empire Ranch. Much like "The High Chaparral", the name of the ranch was the name of the show. It was an early sixties series that did not last long. The answer is "Empire".

The song is "You Started Something" from the movie "Moon Over Miami". The movie starred Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Robert Cummings, Carole Landis, Jack Haley,, and Charlotte Greenwood. I believe they all had a hand in singing it at different points in the film. Here is a short clip:

How about this one? Next: A song about fishing.

Yes, "The Girl With The Curls", Mary Pickford, who was also known as "America's Sweetheart", was actually originally from Canada. She was one of the founders of the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences. She had retired from pictures in 1933 and she was talked into appearing on the Oscar telecast because it was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the awards. Here she is: Nice work, Starlit. You get to go next.

Wow, you can't stump Starliteyes when it comes to Shirley Temple films. Princess, the tap dancer that I left out of #9 did appear in #15. I could have shown Bill "Bojangles" Robinson in several other photos, as well. All of these movies were made between 1934 and 1940. After "Young People" in 1940, Twentieth Century Fox chose not to renew Shirley's contract. She had hit that ripe old age of twelve. She continued to make movies for other studios until age twenty-one. Princess got three and Starliteyes got the rest, seventeen of them. Starliteyes, you have the honor of posting next.

I believe it was also the first Oscar telecast.

Here's something a little different. I'll tell you up front that these photos are all from movies that featured Shirley Temple. Can you name the other people in the photos with Shirley, as well as the movie? Remember, some actors and actresses were in more than one movie with Shirley. 1. 2. 3. The blonde actress in this photo would be a future Oscar winner. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

Correctomundo, Starliteyes. It was the movie that catapulted Bud and Lou to stardom. It was released early in 1941, before the U.S. entered World War II. The boys made two other service comedies that year, "In The Navy" and "Keep'em Flying". "In The Navy" also included the Andrews Sisters. Well done, Starlit. It's your turn next.

Yes, It was Jean Hagen's real, or natural voice, that we heard when Kathy Selden was recording the line. So, this sounds kind of funny, but we had a case of Jean Hagen dubbing Debbie Reynolds dubbing Jean Hagen. Not only did the producers of "The Dancing Cavalier" fool their movie going public, but the producers of "Singin' In The Rain" did the same thing. Nice work, Lavender. Arturo almost got part of the question right and Lavender did get the other part, so Lavender get's to go next.

The singing group was comprised of real life sisters.

A legendary actress once presented the Best Picture Oscar at an Academy Awards ceremony. It was her first time on television. Who was she and what was the movie that won?

You got five out of six, Lavender. Spin & Marty's ranch was the "Triple R Ranch". We're looking for "The Double R Bar Ranch". Who's initials were Double R? Hmm, I wonder. By the way, #10 is not a trick question.

Yes, finally we have a winner. Of course, Elizabeth Montgomery became a TV star with "Bewitched". In "Frenzy", Anna Massey played a barmaid named Babs Milligan who became a victim of the murderer. You may recall that her body fell off the back of a truck carrying potatoes. I'll admit that was a pretty tough question. I hope that the additional clues helped Lavender to solve it. Good job. It's your thread now, Lavender.

I've simplified some clues Charlton Heston Role "____ Cid" + Broadway Hit "Five Guys Named _______" + TV Game Show "The Missing _______" + Jed Clampett's Relatives Were Called His _______ This guy was the first to play a famous movie character. He did it in the silent movie days. 

One more hint: The Hitchcock movie that the actor starred in was a comedy.

Perhaps I wasn't specific enough in my question. Someone dubbed Lina Lamont's singing voice and someone else dubbed Lina Lamont's speaking voice for "The Dancing Cavalier". Arturo was close. The singing voice was provided by a voice-over artist name Betty Noyes. Debbie Reynolds was only nineteen when filming began on this picture and she had a young, high voice. Lina Lamont was an older woman and thus her "Dancing Cavalier" character needed a more mature singing voice for the song "Would You?". Debbie's own singing voice was heard in the rest of the picture. You are more familiar with who provided Lina's speaking voice for the line "Our Love Will Last Until The Stars Turn Cold". Can you name her?

Here is a list of ranches that were featured in various TV series of the fifties and sixties. Can you name the TV series associated with each one? 1. The Flying Crown Ranch 2. The Bar-20 Ranch 3. The Broken Wheel Ranch 4. The Double R Bar Ranch 5. The Flying A Ranch 6. The Goose Bar Ranch 7. The Ponderosa 8. The Barkley Ranch 9. The Shiloh Ranch 10. The Empire Ranch

Was it the outfit worn by Tippi Hedren in "The Birds"? It seems to me that she wore that same outfit from the time she left for Bodega Bay until the end of the picture.