Kid Dabb

Not Gwen or Shelly

Or Helen Stanwyck ?:| Ok movielover, you got it And..

Quickie What do these actors have in common? Marlene Dietrich, Kirk Douglas, WC Fields, John Ford, Greta Garbo, Judy Garland, Jean Harlow, Rita Hayworth, Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, Peter Sellers, Orson Welles.

Not Groucho, Gipper. Used to be known by a single name.

*201* There! You see? Your legs, the rug, your dirty socks, and your bobby-pins! They're all moving closer to me. That proves my black hole theory! Where's my hand? *Where's my hand!?*

Not Brooke, movielover. Hibi, they look like rubber lips, don't they? Yes, Rich. Nice pick. This is listed as 'a negative proof of Carroll Borland in Mark of the Vampire 1935'. One more

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote} > Mitch Miller? Give me a break. > > The song was "Sixty Minute Man", which, aside from its suggestive lyrics( rock and roll was a euphemism for sex) is also among the several songs who various people consider to be the first rock and roll record. It was recorded in 1951 by Billy Ward and the Dominoes, of which Jackie Wilson was a one-time member. > > > Thread is open. >

Not Melvin. I think Melvin resembles Vincent Price. Could be brothers. This guy here doesn't usually have a moustache. He's so young here his eyes haven't their trademark character yet.

Owww. This one's a killer Not Jayne Mansfield, Diana Dors, or G - Wait a minute! I believe scsu1975 got the name correct. Grace Kelly. Next victim

*#3.* Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte ?

Not Esther Williams, Fred. Here's a slightly different pic - almost the same shot.

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}Hi, > > The lady you say is Vivien Leigh has a toothbrush in her hair, on the top of her head. Do you know why Vivien Leigh would have a toothbrush in her hair? What film, what stageplay, what reason? Just curious. Please ck your pm

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It's not - Jean Simmons, Audrey Hepburn, Lauren Bacall, Marilyn Monroe, or Terry Moore. Man, this one hit big You have to know who this is to see her in this pic. Imagine her hair pulled back, or done up in the back and, maybe, change the red tinting to powder blue tinting.

Whoahhhh. Here's an update on these two. Interesting stuff. From Alfred Hitchcock’s first extant film, “The White Shadow.” (1923) Though believed lost for nearly eighty years, the first three reels of this film were found among some unidentified American nitrate prints, which were left at the New Zealand Film Archive in 1989. They had earlier been kept in a garden shed by an avid collector and cinema projectionist named James Murtagh. Murtagh, who reportedly found it impossible to let go of the films he screened, amassed a rather impressive collection; he also had the only surviving copy of the 1927 film “Upstream,” directed by John Ford. Hitchcock was the writer, assistant director, editor and production designer on the drama, which starred Clive Brook and Betty Compson. >

> {quote:title=lavenderblue19 wrote:}{quote}There you go. Not so difficult- all great films > > Claude Rians :^0

I feel ashamed, I didn't know who Claude Rians was

Nice pick, Hibi. Yahooo :^0 Joan!

Now twinkeee. I did say, "..but it ain't". Didn't you hear me? mr6666 and lavenderblue pretty much cleaned your closet wit dis one. Yes, she's Joan Crawford. Nice one, guyz. Who's this?

Alright. Here we go.

Not Peter Sellers. It is Robert Taylor! Nice one, twinkeee :^0 WHo's this? I know what it looks like, but it ain't

*200* You know. From Here to Eternity is just next door.

Lets see here. james, Dargo, and (finally ) twinkeee got'er as Bette Davis. Nice job. I'm sorry, Valentine. Of course it isn't Patty Hearst. Heck, this Bette pic looks like one of my grandmother way back in the Big One (that's WWI for youz yungins not from the Valley of the Twin Forks). Thanks for the cudos, Dargo - much abliged. TinyPic's having some sort of a server problem so it may be awhile until I pop the next pic upon this posting place.