Terrence1

Belle of New York

Thanks, Flashback. I have no song in mind right now, so the thread's open.

Loretta Young was in "Because of You" with JEff Chandler.

The Pleasure of His Company

I believe the song is from "Oliver" and sung by the wonderful Shani Wallis.

Joan Crawford was in "Female on the Beach" with Jan Sterling.

Jane Wyatt

Ann Sothern was in "Blue Gardenia" with Jeff Donnell.

Sherry Jackson was in "Come Next Spring" wioth Ann Sheridan, who was in "The Opposite Sex" with Joan Collins, who was in "Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys" with Newman. Next: Mahalia Jackson

Keenan Wynn was in "Kiss Me, Kate" with Kathryn Grayson.

Hollywood has many cases of actors who are the offspring of actors. But I'm wondering how many exampoles there are of three genrations of actors. I can come up with four. Of course, there are the Fondas and the Barrymores. Also, the Lockharts (Gene, June, Anne) and the Hustons (Walter, John, Angelica). Can anyone come up with other examples? Terrence.

One of the many funny lines is when someone asks the wonderful Ms Page what she and Kim Novak had been talking about. Her reply was, "Oh, nothing important. Just sex!" A great line. Terrence.

Lawrence Tierney was in "Born to Kill" with Claire Trevor, who was in "Man without a Star" with Kirk Douglas, who was in "Spartacus" with Jean Simmons, who was in "Until They Sail" with Newman. Next: Susan Oliver

Anne Baxter was in "Follow the Sun" with Glenn Ford.

The Unguarded Moment

Oprah Winfrey was in "The Color Purple" with Whoopi Goldberg, who was in "Deep End of the Ocean" with Michelle Pfeiffer, who was in "Up Close and Personal" with Robert Redford, who was in "The Sting" with Newman. Next: Scott Brady

Diana Lynn was in "An Annapolis Story" with John Derek.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

I'm looking forward to seeing "Boys' Night Out" again. It's a funny movie, and Ms. Page holds her own against more experienced actresses.

There has been a lot of discussion about the dancing abilities of Vera-Ellen. I am a musician (but not a dancer) and have always enjoyed seeing Vera-Ellen on the screen. And I personally feel that she ranks right up there with Powell and Charisse. My favorite routines of hers are "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" from "Words and Music" and Mandy from "White Christmas." I know nothing of her personal life, but she always seemed like a very nice lady that I'd love to know in real life. Just my two cents' worth. Terrence.

Rock Hudson was in "The Lawless Breed" with Julie Adams.

Jane Powell

Joan Blondell was in "Angel Baby" with George Hamilton.

I am among the many, many people saddened by the death of this wonderful lady. Her sweet, pure voice made even the worst song sound wonderful. And such versatility---she could sing pop, country, gospel, rhythm and blues, show tunes, you name it! And she was never involved in a lurid Hollywood scandal, but in her own unassuming way, became the darling of so many fans. I have many of her albums and will miss her terribly. Terrence.