cujas

Well, I've worked very hard at it, so now I may be able to read your mind--but only where movies are concerned. Next: A young woman is an artist living in the city. She is having an affair with a married man.

She's so mean, she's mean to her maid. She's also recorded records--which she plays in her apartment. Of course, she's blond.

Thank you--that's how I feel about Brit Invasion music.

All excellent--simply Lubin was his Mentor and they both had in common the promotion of Eastwood's career--btw He was terrific with ED. Leanox was on 1st-- Edited by: cujas on Feb 16, 2011 6:06 PM

None other than talking to the memorable Sterling Holloway. Mudskipper is up--

And aka as Chuck-- Metz 44

I absolutely agree with you. And it was a Top 40 hit.

Don't forget Cyd's "You Knock Me Out" routine.

Judy Garland

Eastwood and Lubin--not hard!

Looks like I'll have to jumpstart this for starters-- Raymond Burr and Tuesday Weld-- Then Tuesday Weld and?

Will you settle for "Rawhide" and "Wagon Train"?

Hint: speaker is a "king" of Hollywood.

(to 6--I used to live across the street from Le Theatre Montparnasse in Paris--only reason I remembered that.) In the finale of *Presenting Lily Mars*, Judy's dance partner is terrific! But more importantly he later became her director. Can you name him and the film he directed Judy in at Metro, of course?

A little hint, please?

Sorry about that--I thought they were the same movie--LOL!

*A Free Soul*

Sol Siegel??

Fi, you know--Drew Barrymore's great aunt is probably at the top of the 20th Century list--how about that?

Ms. Cujas has given several clues-- song is sung by Robert Sterling's wife-- song has a latin flavor song is from a horror movie, starring a horror favorite-- OK?

Charlie Chaplin?

Yes, that happened to be the one I was thinking of. Fi's up--

*The Bells of St. Mary's*

Geraldine Fitzgerald was in *Nobody Lives Forever* with John Garfield.

*Anastasia*