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Lavendar-- I'm sorry-- I've got snow in my eyes. Or tears in my eyes from "Blue Velvet". Miss Lavendar is up!

A hint please--

Hint--the director is a legendary Nouvelle Vague leader.

Hint: The film stars one of the Iconic Mega Stars of the horror film-- One critic called him the Fred Astaire of the Horror Film.

No Eureka here--but you've earned a hint-- Judy sings one of the "Eureka-Topeka songs"-- /Robert Sterling's wife sings the other one--

Robert Stack (aka Eliot Ness)

Of course, you would say "Blue On Blue" because Burt wrote it--but I love it too. Next: Clint Eastwood and Mr. Ed's Arthur Lubin

*Midnight Cowboy* is one of my favorite movies, in part, because of the score. I have it on CD and even take it with me on long trips.

C. Bogle--just saw *A Kiss* last week--I've got to get that sweater and a recording of that theme song.

My father always said I left enough on my plate for 2 people to eat. So he usually ate it. And Fi--you've been working overtime. Very good show. Fi's turn.

To quote our dear friend Fi, "He's not the one I was thinking of"--But you know as well as me. S'il vous plait, Mr. 6's turn--

I'm digging out from under ice, snow, and cold. You are a genius!--That, I think was hard. It is indeed, Walter Catlett. Fi's turn--

I'll hear Shirley Bassey holding that last note in *Goldfinger* everytime I thing of John Barry.

Boy, you don't know where good cinema comes from. Where would Broderick Crawford and us be without *All The Kings Men*? And don't stop there--what about *The Grapes of Wrath*? and *I'm A Fugitive From a Chain Gang*? I'm glad the studios had the courage to go on with those"political" and controversial subjects.

Typical--I would have picked "Little Egypt" by The Coasters.

A very Brady question--How is Cindy Brady associated with the 2nd Hitchcock film of *The Man Who Knew Too Much*?

Millionaire business may is stood up and decides to "chercher la femme" on a steamliner to Europe.

Robert Benchley and_________________(Male friend).

This comic character actor did it all-- Vaudeville, Broadway, Movies-- He supported Fred Astaire on Broadway and Katharine Hepburn and James Cagney in Hollywood. 2 of his films are on the AFI Top 100 list. 1 of his films won the Oscar. Another was nominted for Best Picture Oscar.

This comic character actor did it all-- Vaudeville, Broadway, Movies-- He supported Fred Astaire on Broadway and Katharine Hepburn and James Cagney in Hollywood. 2 of his films are on the AFI Top 100 list. 1 of his films won the Oscar. Another was nominted for Best Picture Oscar.

absinthe--Madame X electric chair

*The 3 Musketeers*??

Lilli Palmer was in *Not For Me* with Clark Gable.

You can take the rock idol out of Philly etc. All three are featuring American Bandstand rock idols from Philly-- Navarone--James "Cruel World" Darren Birdie--Bobby "Volare" Rydell and Brigette--Fabian"Turn Me Loose" Forte (Not bad--but we in the Midwest prefer Bobby"Take Good Care of My Baby" Vee from North Dakota.

There have been a number of films using the Lindbergh kidnapping or feats of flying for plot background--but this question is about The Lindbergh Artificial Heart or Heart Pump. What film used the Lindbergh Heart Pump as a basis for its plot? Hint: the film is a gangster/horror cross.