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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}Dang! .. Thus I posted two wrong names. Why? Because both wrong names, combined with "Forty Guns" in a Google image search turned up her picture in the same garb.

 

I'm having a similar problem with Minerva Urical and Blossom Rock

 

(Marie Blake - Blossom Blake) in another thread. Everywhere I look

 

I get both and no detailed descriptions under the photos, just paragraphs

 

full of info on all of them. Can't seem to single one out.

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I'd like to post more 'fellas' here but they're difficult to find. The cameras

definitely favor the ladies.

 

Feast your eyes

 

[How the West Was Won - Sunday promo]

That's the one, Circlerama. Just as you described.

 

That's ok about the screenshot, I was thinking you had the impression I had

just taken it off my Blu-Ray while watching the film. Didn't.

[How the West Was Won - Sunday promo]

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote: }{quote}The film never looked like that. I saw it in a large Cinerama theater in 1963 and it didn't look like that. It looked like a giant Cinemascope screen with two dividing lines that..

I just grabbed this pic to open the thread with, it's not one I've snapped from disc.

Assuming this is a Blu-Ray snap, it may be from the extra stuff included with a package.

A bit of it's history,etc. I remember Disneyland 1967, there was a surround show done with,

I believe, 16 cameras. We entered a small, round room with the center roped off with those

red velvet movie house things. Everyone was herded into the center and we stood on our feet

for the show. Not a movie really, just something like a montage of 'rides' with you (us) atop a

vehicle and everything around you in 360 degrees being displayed on the walls. Hayrides and carriage rides through covered bridges and other places that highlighted the 360 degree 'being

there' experience.

 

I don't recall seeing the lines, but it was dark in there and there weren't many bright scenes to

reveal any lines that may have existed.

[WHO???]

Yes. I'm 90% sure it's Minerva Urical. There's some confusion between

her and Marie/Blossom Blake, and Blossom Rock.

Good pick, mucical

name please

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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}Ziva Rodann from Forty Guns.

At first, I thought you were making a Japanese horror movie joke

[How the West Was Won - Sunday promo]

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}Is that a screen shot from the promo? It looks like that "smilebox format" which removes the lines.

That's a Blu-Ray snapshot I borrowed, probably from the film body.

 

> {quote:title=wouldbestar wrote:}{quote}

Kid Dabb: The movie was rstored a few years ago with nearly all of the three-camera lines removed. The only ..

>

Ah! Thank you, star. I thjought I was seeing things

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It is! It is! It is Eve Brent!

[CAN YOU NAME THESE TCM MOVIES? (1-4)]

*#2.* The Fighting 69th ?

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It IS! It is Eve Brent!

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Not James, twinkeee. James' eyes aren't this squinty

No on Mike Wallace, movielover (nice try)

DAVID NIVEN is the winner! :^0

[CAN YOU NAME THESE TCM MOVIES? (1-4)]

*#1.* You Can't Take it With You ?

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

*211*

 

Are those Lucky's? You know, I've got a whole carton of Chesterfields

back in my trailer.

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She looks a little 'steamy' in that top photo, Miles. Resembles Sharon Stone a bit, IMO.

[How the West Was Won - Sunday promo]

TCM ran it's promo for How the West Was Won this afternoon. I was busy
with the tv on in the background and glanced over. It's a LED widescreen tv
and the promo filled it from side to side in all it's splendiferous gloriosity...
except for the telltale Cinerama screen divisions. I stared, blinked, rubbed my
eyes, blinked and stared some more, but I couldn't see the lines. As the promo
was wrapping up, I did notice a bit of a line on the left side in the last shot but
I could have just imagined it.

The last time I watched this film it was full of those lines. I wonder if this promo wasn't
retouched in some way or never had them to begin with. Was the promo made this way?
I'm not concerned about it's impurities, I'm trying to find out if I was seeing things.

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Who's this?

 

[Ultimate Movie Trivia]

 

Nice one, mudskipper.

 

Your thread

 

 

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> {quote:title=MilesArcher wrote:}{quote}In the thread in the Greneral Discussions forum, SCSU1975 identified her as Patricia Laffan in "The Devil Girl From Mars".

Yes, Miles. You made the connection

 

Here's a lovely thing

 

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Ah-Ah-A-Ah-Ahhh-A... Is this Brenda Joyce; a Jane ?

 

> {quote:title=MilesArcher wrote:}{quote}.. Now, who is this very pretty lady? You may be used to seeing her in a different costume.

>

>

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> {quote:title=movielover11 wrote:}{quote}I knew it was Fred Astaire, but didn't know his sister. She looks like she has PMS in that photo.

Ha! My first thought was that she's thinking, 'I got him. Now what do I do with him?'

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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:...}{quote}Well, I went to Google Images, and I tried to find shots of the girls wearing similar hats, about the same age, similar hair, similar noses, and after a while they all began to look alike..

I call it 'that flapper look'. Here, in our time(s), from our perspective, they all appear to have

the same face, hat, etc.. as you said. The reverse might be true if they could look ahead at

us. Looking for the girl in the car probably turned into looking for a car with a girl in it. It's

getting difficult to find photos of post 30's actors that don't resemble their public image.

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> {quote:title=twinkeee wrote:}{quote}Hey K.D., you haven't given us the answer to this one........

>

> -twinkeee

Hiya. You are the winner! Adele & Fred Astaire

 

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Both names, please

 

 

 

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He's been snowed in at his mountain retreat - you know.