Kid Dabb
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Sorry, not sure what this means.
That's Czechoslovakian for "yuk yuk"
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Thanks very much, Kid, a zippy number! This sounds a little later than the one I remember. It is funny though that a few songs of that era used "frigidaire!"
Did you hear the word Frigidaire several times, in several lines.. or just in one line?
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Three O s
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I wonder whether some proud heavy people keep a collage of their broken toilet seats as a wall display.
I think they attach gold chains to them; making disco jewelry.
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All right starliteyes !!! Thank you Starlit, mr6s, and Lonesome.
YAYYY!!!
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Could this be it?
How Come?
performed by Anita O'Day
I've got a guy who says he loves me, so he says!
And every night he's dreamin' of me, so he says!
I'm gonna knock on his front door,
I'm gonna find out what's the score!
How come you don't love me like you used to, how come?
And you still my baby! Come come!
You go runnin' round datin'
And leave me waitin',
Oh baby, how come, how come?
You don't kiss me like you used to, how come?
Am I still your baby? Come come!
You're a solid hit, skipper,
But honey, I'm a hipper!
Tell me how come?
Baby, I'm confessin'
You have got me guessin';
Lately, I don't get nowhere,
I get the air of Frigidaire!
How come you don't thrill me how you used to, how come?
And you still my baby! Come come!
Better stop your lyin',
Alibi-in',
And tell me baby, how come?
Baby, I'm confessin'
You have got me guessin';
Lately, I don't get nowhere,
I get the air of Frigidaire!
How come you don't thrill me how you used to, how come?
And you still my baby! Come come!
Better stop your lyin',
Alibi-in',
And tell me baby, how come?
You better stop your lyin' and tell me how come! -
If we had 26 people, we'd have this thing solved already..
Five L s - - Two A s - - Four R s
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Depends on your definition of "great". Flaming Star is a fine western by any standard, and EP gives a fine performance. His acting in the "renunciation" scene is better than anything I've ever seen from, say, Warren Beatty.
There is a quote describing Elvis as a good actor from one of his co-stars, none other than Walter Matthau (who was not known for tossing around compliments freely). Unfortunately I can't find it online.
IMDb has this.. on that..
Walter Matthau : He [Elvis Presley] was an instinctive actor...He was quite bright...he was very intelligent...He was not a punk. He was very elegant, sedate, and refined, and sophisticated.
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Three I s
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Ok. Three color films go into a theater. One color film says to the other,
"This reely is a nice place. Wanna spool around?"
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Although I enjoy this movie very much, Arsenic and Old Lace always seemed a bit corny.. well, over acted a bit at any rate. I suppose this comes from it's stage origin. Whatever makes it feel like a play was transferred to the film version - as I see it, anyway.Cary Grant's overly expressive behavior as he discovers the body in the chest.. He's playing that to the camera as he would to his (stage play) audience.But now that I think about it, You Can't Take it With You has more corn.More "characters" per square foot.
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Four E s
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Lonesome, starliteyes beat you to it.. I thank all of you!It was those darn S s , wasn't it?YAYYY! starliteyes !
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That's real cool dad. That's real hip. Now move it over. Let Sammy sip.
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Two S s
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Four A s
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The story is a little complex, but interesting.
It's a love story. Several love stories on several levels and about more than the love between individuals.
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Although Goring was thoroughly British, he was cast often as evil Germans or Nazis in later films. He could speak fluent German, and his name and blond looks helped with this type of casting. He spent most of his career as a stage actor.
Here he is in A Matter of Life and Death with David Niven.
As many times as I have seen this film, your photo has made me realize, for the first time, David Niven is barefoot. Never noticed this before. See.. even after (mumblemumble) years, I can still make new discoveries in film.
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Almost any Elvis flick.....
OR....
ever, ever again!!
I am in complete agreement with you on this one..
.. but Elvis? AIL-VISS!
Oh, say it ain't so..! I like all of his musicals (and I do not like musicals as a genre), even though they are quite contrived.
..but ELVISS! Oh noooooo...!
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What Is The Name Of This Movie?
in Information, Please!
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Most excellent!
I can retain facts, but I have trouble with movie plots I don't see often enough. You have a great ability.