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"Waiting for the Robert E. Lee"
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Murnau's "The Last Laugh" starring Emil Jannings
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A movie about a cannon--but not the kind that goes boom-boom.
Edited by: cujas on Mar 29, 2011 6:53 PM
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Miss Lavendar--is up 1st--comme vous voulez--if she wants to--if not
2nd option is Fi--
That is my final answer.
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Edited by: cujas on Mar 29, 2011 6:47 PM
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no takers--let's continue
"A heart is not a thing to build a wall about"
"A kiss is not a thing that you can stall about"
Singer, song and movie---This person has recently been in the news.
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I don't have the slightest idea--
But Katharine Hepburn is my favorite pairing with him--so why not?
Sylvia Scarlett
Bringing Up Baby
Holiday
The Philadelphia Story
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yes, yes, yes
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I think of all the women who fronted bands--Chrissie Hynde & The Pretenders, Katrina & the Waves and Martha & The Motels.
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You got me-- I love Corey Hart but I didn't know anything about him--Yes he is extremely talented and Canadian.
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Actually Ellie was a trained ballet dancer--she studied with the last ballet master of the Tsar. She went into tap to make a living and found out she was great. If you watch her in "Broadway Melody of 1936", she performed ballet on pointe.
By the 1950's, she was in her mid-'40's and probably had no interest in reinvention. But since she was considered to be the greatest female tapdancer of her day ( I say greatest male or female), she took it upon herself to show the world that she still had it.
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the other one is the same studio--filmed in Europe & had an equally popular theme song.
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Kim Novak--"Vertigo" & "Bell, Book & Candle"
Vera Miles--"The FBI Story" & "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
June Allison--"The Glenn Miller Story", "Strategic Air Command" & "The Stratton Story"
Margaret Sullavan--"The Shop Around the Corner", "The Mortal Storm" & "The Next Time We Love"
(Just viewed FBI last night & The Next Time last month--it's different)
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That was the time I was CRAZY about Tears for Fears and The Thompson Twins. Spandau Ballet and "I wear my sunglasses at night"--doesn't everybody?
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Being an OLD Beatle fan--I stuck with Paul through Ebony and Ivory--then I had to stop throwing away my money. But Monkberry, Too Many People and Admiral Halsey were truly entertaining.
But it wasn't until Double Fantasy that I realized how weak paul's stuff was.
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Mr Prof.--The Premiere of "That's Entertainment" was the only time I ever saw them together in later years except for the wonderful little dance they performed at the Oscars in 1970 when John Wayne won.
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Eleanor Powell had a fantastic comeback in 1959 at The Latin Quarter in New York City.
From that she went to Las Vegas and TV appearances.
She actually took off 20 pounds and toured the world.
The fact that she never became a big movie star again had more to do with the loss of interest in tap. Fred Astaire made his last dance movie in 1957 and there was no tapdancing in it. Kelly's last big musical was 1957. People were doing modern dance, jazz and rock. Nobody really wanted tap anymore. Her success in nightclubs and on TV variety constitutes the only comback any tap dancer could have had--no matter how great--at that time.
We were well into the 1970's, when tap made a world-wide comback starting with Ruby Keeler on Broadway in "No, No Nanette"--followed by the successes of Tommy Tune and "42nd Street".
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Fi--I'm in a good mood--so I'll do it for you
Crawford--"Dancing Lady", "Forsaking all Others, "Strange Cargo & "Love On the Run
Harlow--"China Seas", "Red Dusk, "Saratoga" "Hold on to Your Man"
Loy--"Too Hot to Handle", "Wife Vs. Secretary", "Test Pilot" & "Manhattan Melodrama
Turner--"Betrayed", "Homecoming", "**** Tonk", "Somewhere I'll find You"
Shearer--"A Free Soul", "Strange Interlude", "Idiot's Delight
Gardner--"Mogambo", "Lone Star, "The Huskers"
Colbert--"It Happened one Night" & "Boom Town"
Marion Davies--"Polly of the Circus" & Cain & Mabel"
Loretta Young--"Call of the Wild & "Key to the City"
Hedy Lamarr--"Comrade X & "Boom Town"
Doris Day--"Teacher's Pet"
Greta Garbo--Susan Lennox
Marilyn Monroe--The Misfits
Carole Lombard--"No Man of Her own"
Came up short on 3's--
Fi's turn
(Garson--"Adventure"
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No work at all it's Gable--just get it off the top of her hat if you know what I Mean--
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Both films were filmed on location.
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My dear boy--I want the movie with the stars please.
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Some people are Waiting for Godot--But we're waiting for Mr. 6
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"To something in the air
Accustomed to her Face."
Miss Lavenderblue 19 take it away!
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Miles--just for you--
What is?
"A Heart is not a thing to build a wall about"
Singer & Movie please
FOREIGN MOVIE CLASSICS TRIVIA...
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Now--this movie is about the power of communists in post-World War II France.