mudskipper

I would consider it a western-comedy-musical since Bob Hope was singing and dancing...I could not imagine Alan Ladd singing...or Bogart singing "As Time Goes By".

"Cabaret" Next... Rathcullen

"Until The End Of The World" (1991) Next: ...Henry Fonda James Stewart Richard Widmark

"It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". ...and you have to reply to Cujas in the "Ultimate Movie trivia" thread. Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 20, 2011 10:40 PM

Of course, that's probably why they named it Car-pania. Your turn.

A very nice Rudolph Friml song...Wonder what ever happened to Oreste Kirkop ?...Your thread, Miles.

Leanox, is Cujas right ?...If not can we have more clues ?

See, that was easy. Now it's your turn...

Nothing right now...Thread open.

Correct. Your thread.

Next: ... The kingdom of Carpania...

I'll take it... "...Only a song dying away, Only a smile to keep in memory Until we meet another day. Only a rose to whisper, Blushing as roses do; I'll bring along a smile or a song for anyone... ....... ..... ...... ...... ....." Song? movie?

I'll try to salvage this thread... The song "When I Fall In Love" (see clip) was first introduced in what movie ?

French film "Eyes Without A Face" (1960)

What was the first movie song to come from a non-musical and win the Oscar ?

In 1944, the Oscar for the best song went to "You'll Never Know" (just how much I miss you...) by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon. It was sung by Alice Faye in the movie "Hello Frisco, Hello". Some say it won because it was appropriate for the times...when most of our servicemen were overseas fighting a war...Anyway, I think the song was in the soundtrack of the three films you mentioned... By the way, Miles, what happened to the songs and movie music threads ? Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 20, 2011 9:32 PM

You're right. It's Metz password, isn't it ?

Of course...Your thread, Miles.

Silverado Next: Red Skelton

"A Dog Of Flanders" Next: Stonehenge

Sorry, I didn't see your post. I'm pretty sure "Two Women" fits all his clues. If not, Six will have to give more hints....Yes, all GREAT minds think alike. ha! ha!...If we're right, it's your thread of course..

Sorry. Forgot about this one...Yes, it's Richard Todd talking about his paratrooper days in WW II... Your thread, Leanox.

How about "Two Women" starring Sophia Loren ?

Next: "You wanna know what my platform is? Here it is. I'm gonna soak the fatboys and spread it out thin..." (Don't know if it's a democrat speaking)

What do these movies have in common : 1) "Knickerbocker Holiday" 2) "Pepe" 3) "Radio Days"