Kid Dabb

No connection. This was a very real-life, big name actor (in his long career) responding to an interviewer. I suppose this took place later in his life, when he had a full head of gray hair and a pair of glasses. Very handsome fellow - one of his older films was on TCM this morning.

Not Nicolas Cage. This guy has done mostly TV and Theater. One particular film gave him a boost into Hollywood history - an amazing comedy co-starring with the best in the business.

Who's this?

Indubitably, musical. Indubitably.

Another winnahhh!!!! Ralph Forbes! This reminds me of the Mr. Denton on Doomsday episode of Twilight Zone

musical - on the money once more! Ronald Coleman

Alright, musical! Eugene Pallette. This looks nothing like him. Good pick!

Yes, I am. I was disappointed in Cry Danger. I thought the story was to thin. I'm liking 99 River Street better, although I knew the 'murder' in the theater was a hoax before it was revealed, but it's all gelling - I think. Except for the close-ups.. they look posed; comic book-like. I wish I could look at these with my 8-year old eyes again. All these movies were great!

Oh, now you guess her name... Yes. Ann Harding What about the actor in the round photo posted earlier?

Hey Fred! Lookie what I found. Remember her?

No on both Wallaces Even I can see this guy doesn't have a beard This is a photo of him as a younger, much thinner man. Distinctive voice.

Thank you, flash. I will leave this thread ... OPEN

Alright BigPink!! Alan Hale, Sr.

Oh, this one's fun

Not Susan Flemming Hey twinkeee - that happens to me too. Every single one has the same face and appearance. It'll wear ya down, man! Her name is Josephine Dunn

Streaming Tuna Radio - Latin Jazz / Bossa Nova

*The Apartment* is, "You've got a lulu".

Interesting choice. He and Nicolas Cage both bear a strong resemblance to the actor we're looking for here. I never realized that until you brought up Tim Carey. Our actor is from a much earlier era. Looking at Tim Carey pics might jog it loose...

Thanks, cyberella. This should be lavenderblue's thread - she pulled off 3 out of 4 with blazing speed.

WAG - Either Larry Gelbart or Alan Alda or Gene Reynolds

Sorry again, twinkeee. Not Anita Page. Here's part of her Bio from IMDB: {font:Verdana, Arial, sans-serif}Convent-educated.... got her start in the chorus line of 'Good Morning, Dearie' at the age of 15. She was briefly in the Ziegfeld Follies and, in 1924, had a walk-on in 'Dear Sir' on Broadway. Two years later, she was picked by a talent scout to join the Paramount acting school for hopeful young debutantes...{font}