cujas

*Xanadu*

*The Black Shield of Falworth* Nora Gregor Marcel Dalio Jean Renoir

*The Black Shield of Falworth* Nora Gregor Marcel Dalio Jean Renoir

*The Black Shield of Falworth* Nora Gregor Marcel Dalio Jean Renoir

*The Black Shield of Falworth* Nora Gregor Marcel Dalio Jean Renoir

*The Black Shield of Falworth* Nora Gregor Marcel Dalio Jean Renoir

Tully, Tom

Jeffrey Lynn was in *It All Came True* with Zasu Pitts.

Harry James' wife was the WWII pin-up, Betty Grable.

*A Star Is Born*

By anyother name it's *The Idiot*--very good!

*Sayonara* nw: clothesline

*Sayonara* nw: clothesline

The young people have been programmed to go for technology over content. They don't know anybetter. It's the curse of their generation.

FYI--today is Clint Walker birthday. I believe he's 83.

Does this have something to do with *The Untouchables* Theme Song--the series that Walter Winchell narrated?

*Enchantment* Masayuki Mori Takashi Shimura Setsuko Hara

I think the last scene in *39 Steps* may be Hitch's best.

Donald Meek was in *The Thin Man Goes Home* with Myrna Loy. Myrna Loy was in *Lonelyhearts* with Montgomery Clift. Clift was in *A Place in the Sun* with Elizabeth Taylor. Taylor was in *Giant* with Carroll Baker. Baker was in *Kindergarten Cop* with Arnold Schwarznegger. Next: Frank McHugh to Molly Ringwald

Hagman, Larry Hayes, Helen

Hagman, Larry Hayes, Helen

*High Anxiety* Maude Eburne Felix Bressart Robert Stack

You are correct about Lombard in *Godfrey*. But I feel that the genre was a good one for women to star in. It wasn't a woman's picture necessarily (not a soap like *Stella Dallas*.) The woman was allowed to be assertive, yet feminine. She may have seemed out-of-control, but she was focused with a goal. Hepburn did all those things to Grant in *Baby* because she loved him and didn't know how else to keep him from marrying that other woman. I rest my case. Edited by: cujas on May 30, 2010 4:28 PM

*Streetcar*

If Doris only knew how much, people still love her!