Kid Dabb

"With what?" is not The Red Pony - some of these letters may be in the answer There are Seven E s

Two A s

There are Three I s The "Where?" is Ten North Frederick The "What?" is Pillow Talk ..and the "Whodunnit?" is Auntie Mame YAYYYY!! film lover, lavender and Lonesome.. in order of who got the mostest Thank you all!!

Four T s

Howard Hughes

Too tough.. I am withdrawing the question Thread is open

My apologies for the delay.. ----------------------- Five E s and Three L s

One R ... and... YAYYYY!! Fred!! - Highway Dragnet is correct!! - Thank you!! ..and Thank You!!s to lavender, film lover and starlit!!

One N

YAYYY!!! .. umm.. US ! !

We're making progress. NO piece of evidence is too trivial.

AHA! The "Whodunnit?" is Carmen Jones - Good work film lover! The purple letters denote the "Whodunnit?" and "Where?" were guessed as a whole - not one letter at a time. This means these letters may still be available elsewhere in the puzzle - or not.

Though I enjoyed John Houston's performance a great deal, I will agree Ruth Chatterton's was powerful (to me) in how it exemplified selfishness, materialism and inconsideration as traits of her character. The first time I saw this I nearly stood up and cheered when Dodsworth told Fran off on the boat. Then he returned to Edith, which made for a great resolution. The first time I watched this, I got confused about halfway through because Fran was so sweet, charming and supportive in the beginning... then became the exact opposite very quickly.

One M

The man is a gunfighter. He finds it in the possession of another gunfighter. The two take a liking to each other, much to the chagrin of the sheriff.

Three A s

Three T s ... and the "Where?" is Executive Suite - good choice! The purple letters denote the "Where?" was guessed as a whole - not one letter at a time. This means these letters may still be available elsewhere in the puzzle - or not.

One O

Seven E s

Thank you A man comes into town and is greeted by the sheriff - an old friend. He is looking for his stolen horse.