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*My Sister Eileen*
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*Bye, Bye Birdie*
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They were like The Beatles--they split them between Smith and Clark.
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Muddy--of course its the composers who Astaire and Skelton portrayed in *3 Little Words*--Kalmar and Ruby--mostly famous for writing for the Marx Bros.
Never Seen *3 Little Words*, I have the Eddie Fisher CD, that's How I know the song.
You're on your own with Joel McCrea--I didn't know he could sing.
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I'm a famous star--can you name me?
I appeared in 13 films and was an honored guest at the premiere of my greatest movie--a Real Classic!
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duplicated deleted
Edited by: cujas on Feb 19, 2011 3:26 PM
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Penultimate clue--Believe it or not, the married man's wife and the victim's husband band together to find the murderer of the singer. Despite her husband infidelity, this wife works hard to clear him. Ironically she's a singer, as well.
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Nobody could forget the DC5--they were the Brit Invasion garage band! At one time their organist Mike Smith was as popular and as cute as Paulie.
I had a home juke box in the basement with the speaker in the ceiling. When I played "Bits & Pieces" my parents would threaten to pull the plug. It was the stomping that I liked the best. But I was only 12--and a group like that really didn't have a route for artistic development. They were just fun!
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"Thinking of You" from MGM's *3 Little Words*--starring Fred Astaire.
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I worked opposite all the biggies some of Hollywood's biggest stars--John Garfield and Norma Shearer, just to drop 2 names. And I had picture deals with 2 of the biggest studios--MGM & WB.
I myself was no small name in Hollywood--My adoring fans usually call me by my stage name, which was my character in my most memorable movie.
FYI--I'm a dog.
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Couldn't be anybody else--
Miss Lavendar is up--
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"Alias Nick Beal"
John Philliber
George Chandler
Sig Ruman
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Is anybody gonna mention Cliff Richards and The Shadows--they deserve to be mentioned, I guess?
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Eric Burdon was my favorite Invasion Lead singer--I always felt he was so much more professional and authenic than Jagger. There was a Chuck Berry song--"Around and Around" that they both played on their albums. Eric's vocal performance was superior-- while, of course The Stones instrumental back-up beat "The Animals" easily.
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3--The last gentleman to visit her is targeted for the murder. Of course, he's a married man.
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3--The last gentleman to visit her is targeted for the murder. Of course, he's a married man.
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There's absolutely nothing wrong with "Henry the 8th"--and "Mrs. Brown" is passable. But, honestly no one "grooves" to Peter Noone. One groves to The Yardbirds and The Who.
Edited by: cujas on Feb 17, 2011 2:56 PM
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Miles--you know you never guess. Very good!
Miles is up!
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Judy Garland
Edited by: cujas on Feb 17, 2011 2:13 PM
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Marion Davies starred in *Polly of the Circus* with Clark Gable.
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*3 Little Words*
Next: Esther Howard
Miles Mander
Douglas Walton
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One clue already states the apartment is in Uptown LA--
4--This is a noir film where the singer is the murder victim.
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Dudley Moore and Susan Anton
Next: Susan Anton
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David Wayne was in *The Tender Trap* with Celeste Holm.
GENERAL TRIVIA QUESTION THREAD
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This next one is, indeed, trivial but fun.
Can you name a Classic Film from the Golden Era with 3 billed supporting actors with the first name of Reginald. All three are key players, not doing bits or walk-ons.