Kid Dabb
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Why Mr. FredCDobbs, you hit the nail on the head. Myrna Loy for sure. Good eye. It was different enough from the previous pic, I thought it might fool most of us.
Would you like to post the next pic?
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Chuck Jones has said this. Or is this a line from a movie?
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Now, some of the directors wanted Ms. Stumble in the picture. Some didn't.
*# 176*
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*8:00 PM* Hands of a Stranger (1962)
An experimental hand transplant leaves a pianist driven to kill.
Dir: Newt Arnold Cast: Paul Lukather , Joan Harvey , James Stapleton .
BW-86 mins, TV-PG,
*9:45 PM* Beast With Five Fingers, The (1946)
After a famous pianist's murder, his hand returns to wreak vengeance.
Dir: Robert Florey Cast: Robert Alda , Andrea King , Peter Lorre .
BW-89 mins, TV-PG, CC,
*11:30 PM* Mad Love (1935)
A mad doctor grafts the hands of a murderer on to a concert pianist's wrists.
Dir: Karl Freund Cast: Peter Lorre , Frances Drake , Colin Clive .
BW-68 mins, TV-PG, CC,
*12:45 AM* Hands of Orlac, The (1925)
An experimental graft gives an injured concert pianist the hands of a murderer.
BW-113 mins, TV-14,
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Well, now you've done it. We know his name. It'll never work.
Ok. Here's another - to my eye, she resembles Shirley MacLaine
Who is this beauty?
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bumped
Edited by: Kid_Dabb on Sep 1, 2012 3:00 PM
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You're seeing 20/20 my friend. Myrna Loy.
Should I try another, or would you like a go?
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Just as I suspected. Yes.
*4)* The Crime of Doctor Hallet ?
I'm sorry. After the list was edited, I gave up.
Edited by: Kid_Dabb on Sep 1, 2012 1:47 PM
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*4)* Only Angels Have Wings ?
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As a long time Doctor Who fan I wasn't aware of the films in the 60's. I've seen all the available episodes from start to mid-80's. Thank you for mentioning that, RMeingast.
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Been several years. Let's begin with an easy one.
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Is the first one.. Sleeping Beauty ?
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Good one, Franklin.
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*3)* It Happened One Night ?
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*#175*
Marge, look at the size of that film Marge. And the humming.. do you hear that humming?
h1. CUT!
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Why yes I do mean, mr6666. Thank you. Your thread.
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Things are moving at near light speed here now. WHAT HAPPENED!??
NOBODY MOVE!
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I had some vague recollection. TCM or PBS aired a show 4 or 5 years ago (possibly more recently)with his WWII footage. If I recall correctly, quite a bit of it was in color (for this showing). Like his personal 'home' movies.
I was saving this for another thread but here goes -
Who am I?
My first exposure to a national audience came via radio and television dramas in the
1940s,where I made a name for myself with sensitive portrayals of young women,
most notably opposite Paul Newman and Frank Sinatra in a production for "Producers'
Showcase" (NBC, 1954-57) and "Philco TV Playhouse" (NBC, 1948-1955), which brought
me an Emmy nomination in 1955.
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*# 175*
I could swear that's Regis Philbin front row, third from left.
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lavenderblue, there is no common thread in the two I suggested. I was hoping one of them would be correct and clue me in to the others. But now you've exposed my secret plans and, I fear, I will lose
it all
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Let There Be Light - 1946 John Huston
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lavenderblue, that was my feeble attempt at humor in response to your '... you guys have to catch up on your Ava...' along with a response to finance's new list.
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*All the King's Men ?*
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Ava..?
Ok. I'll throw out a couple
*3) Adam's Rib ?*
*4) The Strange Love of Martha Ivers ?*
Ultimate Movie Trivia
in Games and Trivia
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Is this it ?
A special Oscar statuette was awarded to Walt Disney in
1939 by Shirley Temple for 'Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs' that shows an Oscar figure accompanied by
seven 'dwarf' Oscar figures.