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Yes Metz--Karloff does his Monster without makeup--sheer genius! It's Metz's turn--

*Annie, Get Your Gun*

This auteur director acted in one of his last films, which was ironically about death. Also ironically he appeared in the most popular film of 1982--just 2 years before his death. We want the name of the morbid film he directed--and his name--which will be forever in the pantheon of the New Wave directors.

Laird Cregar was in *The Black Swan* with Tyrone Power.

no, but you're in the right ballpark. 9--The singer has all her apparel monogrammed.

Jean Harlow & Howard Hughes next: Howard Hughes

Ann Sheridan was in *It All Came True* with Bogart.

Bebe Daniels

*East of Eden*

Bob Hope was in *The 7 Little Foys* with George Tobias.

Next: William Powell & Edited by: cujas on Feb 11, 2011 5:33 PM

Next up-- Harriet Lake

10--A nasty but beautiful singer has a number of men visiting her uptown LA apt.

Everybody Loves A Lover--Gee, I feel just like a Pollyana! In honor of Valentine Day and Love, this thread is devoted to "the many loves" of the stars--legal, longterm, short-termed or just whispered about. This should go fast and furious-- Let's start: for example Clark Gable Answer--Carole Lombard-- Next: LOMBARD

He appeared in several made for TV movies of the "Over the Hill Gang"--and I think that is otay! CMVGOR today!

We're still up with Clint Eastwood and Mr. Ed's Arthur Lubin--

Karloff comes back to life in this film thanx to the Lindbergh Heart--He's directed by the director of *Casablanca*.

"Sis, you Know that ain't no one but Bo!" Bojangles

Lana was magnificent in *Portrait in Black* with Anthony Quinn.

Mr. 6--to quote Kate Hepburn--"let's not lose our equilibrium". Next Fi is still up----

C.--I love Glen's guitar solo in "Wichita"--it reminds me of early Elvis recordings--or maybe Duane Eddy--Did you like him?

He didn't forget the words to "Kansas City" its a medley with another song--ck Bogle's entry. It was on the American #6 album--a lost gem of a record. I really liked 2 numbers on it--"Bad Boy Jr, Behave Yourself and "Every Little Thing You Do". A minor Beatle album, but so memorable. Edited by: cujas on Feb 11, 2011 4:17 PM

What made it all the worse was that marrying ended his dream of being a "real" doctor. Also so sad was that the father would never forgive the daughter. All during the play, he refused to even speak to Booth on the phone.

Lavendar--you'll so cool!--that wasn't easy either. Ms. Lavendar has the floor--

no kidding--I must have heard of him, but I really don't associate him with classic motion pictures, do you?