[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

Thanks, Fred. B-)

 

movielover, we're talkin' old people here.

 

 

musicalnovelty nailed both of 'em - (ahem!) so to speak.

 

 

Here's a not so famous actress.

 

 

[Who's this?]

You're hot Gipper. Like the wires connected to that last actress.

 

Who's this?

 

[Password TCM]

I haven't a clue. All I can think of are some Andy Hardy movies - just stuck in my head.

[Who's this?]

Yessir, Gipper. You got that chap.

 

Who's this?

 

[A Discussion of Paul Muni]

You're welcome. I noticed the link I provided already had the expanded filmography shown,

so I deleted my comment pertaining to that.

 

Enjoy!

[A Discussion of Paul Muni]

All Paul Muni films are good.

 

The Good Earth is my favorite, followed by

The Story of Louis Pasteur

 

 

http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/person/137331%7C122175/Paul-Muni/filmography.html

 

 

Click on the above link.

 

 

He's an amazing actor who's amazingly versatile.

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

*#1.* Rebecca - Joan Fontaine?

[Who's this?]

Got it cujas. El's reversed, though.

 

Who's this?

 

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

twinkeeeeeeeeeee, you got'er. Grace Kelly it is. Sorry james.

Here's a Christmasy one

 

Now this one - the man to our left should be readily recognizable.

The young lady to our right, once again, to me, does not have her

usual appearance. Too 'cheeky'.

 

[Who's this?]

Oh, you are soooo close Gipper. Greta was one of three very big name stars that

were very mysterious back then. It's not the lovely Greta Garbo. No.

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

*#2.* *Harriet Craig - Joan Crawford?*

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

*191*

 

Step 2. Hey! there's mustard smeared all over step 2.

[Who's this?]

Not Joan Crawford, though I believed their careers paralleled. The one pictured here was the more famous.

[Password TCM]

YES! Stagecoach. Thank you, lavenderblue. There were at least 2 films, possibly more,

with the same or similar storylines.

 

Your turn

 

[Who's this?]

music named-that-tune. :^0 I'm not sure if it is White Zombie because he's not

sporting a moustache in the full picture.

 

Who's this?

 

 

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

Well, Fred. I said I couldn't see who she was even though I know.

It's not Fay Wray, though I believe this resembles Fay.

 

Dargo2 and twinkeee, it is a very young Ann Southern. Yayyy!!

Nice picks guyz.

 

This one contains a clue within the pic itself. Again, to me, this doesn't

resemble who I know it to be.

 

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

Yes. Yes. Claudette. I can't recognize the actress in this photo but that

won't stop the rest of you, I'm sure.

 

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

I'm thinking the headdress might complicate things

 

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

Yes, miles. The young lady in the grass skirt is Clara Bow. I believe the film

is appropriately named *Hula*.

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

You're absolutely correct, newclassicfilmfan. Katharine Hepburn. And there's an almost identical pic with both facing the camera. I thought the profile might make it more difficult. I'm not sure who the young'in is.

 

[Password TCM]

Not Hombre, muddy.

 

Doctor

 

Drunk

[Who's this?]

That's a merry match, music.

 

Who's this?

 

[Name the pre-1970 film]

Thank you. *Strangers on a Train*.

 

Thread open

[Oh, that face, that fabulous face. Whose is it?]

Hmm. Who's the young lady on our right?

 

[Password TCM]

Hitchhiker

 

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