Edythevanhopper

It is Mack Sennett. Thanks for the work Flash. Your thread.

The film is The Half Naked Truth '32. The occupation of Princess Exotica would be an escapee from a harem and the occupation of Aechilles is later that of a nudist colony leader. They both sound equally funny. ??

Yes, 6's, Billy Rose's Jumbo...last for Berkely, Durante, Doris' last full-fledged musical, last big-budget musical for MGM. That pretty well covers this post..Your thread.

Could be Montgomery Clift in Revenge with Music, "You never know"..??

The set of a 50's film had a famous nickname known to its cast and characters. That cast included an actor who retired from movies after that film. Another left that studio after 25 years. Film was an adaptation of a play. Its lead actor also starred in the play. Name the movie??

Holy Cow!! You didn't miss anything. I am completely wrong, thanks for that. I thought George Kennedy died 4 or 5 years ago. My apologies to all.

A lot of "lasts" were connected with this film, including its star, one of the studio's last big budgeted films, and its choreographer. Thirty years earlier, the stage production closed after 233 performances. The theater was replaced with a parking lot. In the form of a question what film??

All 6 of the cast of 1963's Charade are dead. Cary, Audrey, James Coburn, George Kennedy, Walter Matthau, and Ned Glass.

Quote: "Pioneers are seldom from nobility. There were no Dukes on the Mayflower." Said by a man who worked his way into filmdom doing burlesque and vaudeville in his youth.

Was it Mary Pickford?

That's it,6's. I heard the radio version of this yesterday morning while driving. Those old Suspense, Johnny Dollar, Lux Radio are great for listening while traveling. Your thread.

Not Ellery. This was a 30 minute series that ran from 1949 to 1954. The show was actually a successful radio show in the 40's. It has a one word title. Hope that helps. Hint: Actor is one of an elite few that holds the triple crown. ???

A favorite at MGM, came to Hollywood in the 30's. She worked her way up quickly and landed a role that developed into a successful series of films. She continued with roles of a more classic nature then after marriage, she chose family commitment. Who was this classic actress?

This is yours 6's. Great content. Why no film on her I wonder.

Hint: Show host/announcer was Rex Marshall.

Let's see: Me Shall Fife Fur would be Michelle Pfeiffer..I didn't go to Yale for nothing. (kidding) Star Wars android C 3 __O author of Presumed Innocent Scott ____ Tv show within a TV show on Home Improvement was ____ Time.

Could #2 be How To Marry a Millionaire?

How about 1956's High Society? With the passing of Celeste Holm, that might be a contender?

That's it...take a turn at this, flash.

Are you hinting at I Confess??

Quick 'n easy works well. You have Gabriel over the White House. '35 film ___ Wilderness Doris & Rock film ______ Come Back Chubby Checker popularized The "______".

A shot is fired inside during the symphony in The Man Who Knew Too Much ??

Thank you Lana...There was a 30 minute mystery series in the early 50s featured an episode about a doctor working in China who is asked to leave. After refusing, a Communist general murders his own wife to frame our doctor of the murder who then is sentenced to death. Series and star of this episode?? Hint: Series followed a successful run on classic radio.

That's it, fi. 1) Only Angels Have Wings by 6's 2) The Black Swan by lavenderblue 3) The Fighting Sullivans by finance 4) The Romance of Rosy Ridge by 6's Thanks to all, 6's it's yours with 2.

You have #2 correct, Lav. One more to go? Hint: He carried a watch to keep him on time with the trains.