mudskipper
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Ok, here's one:
"You don't consciously set out to do something gallant. You just do it because that is what you are there for."
Clue: British actor...
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The actor was Anton Walbrook in "Viktor And Viktoria"(1933)...The remake is Blake Edwards' "Victor Victoria"(1983) with Julie Andrews.
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Houdini died of peritonitis resulting from appendicitis
in Detroit, Michigan,
at Grace Hospital in room 401
at 1:26 P.M. on October 31, 1926, Halloween.
I trained in that hospital back in the late seventies before it was torn down to make way for a parking structure. The Old Grace Hospital, which was affiliated with Wayne State University, had a facade like the Munster's house. Room 401 was a small room at the top floor on the west side of the hospital looking out towards Woodward Ave. It was well-known that Houdini died in it and at night they say you can hear noises coming from inside, but I don't remember any patients asking to be transferred out of the room though...
Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 13, 2011 8:59 PM
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Correct...Your turn.
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Ok, Metz...Moe was performing on stage with Ted Healy when he spotted Shemp in the audience. Moe called to him and Shemp supposedly yelled back and walked on to the stage and became a member of "Ted Healy And His Stooges." ... (I suppose it's possible that Moe and Shemp arranged everything beforehand.)...Your turn.
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"Romeo and Juliet"
Next: Flying Horse
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Ernest Borgnine on his marriage to Ethel Merman ?
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Next: the small town of "Cayenne"..
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Eddie Dean is correct...He was one of the singing cowboys of the forties. He wasn't very handsome, but he sings...I think the best singing cowboy voice belongs to Rex Allen . But except for a very few, many of the songs he picked weren't very good.
Your thread Leanox
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No, not Willie and Eugene Howard. But the brothers were also Jewish...
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"It Grows On Trees"...metz, one of at least many movies set in small towns with bank employees.
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Sorry. Duplicate..
Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 9, 2011 11:27 PM
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Thanks...
This performer was doing vaudeville on stage when he saw his brother in the audience. He called to him and the quick-witted brother called back and walked on to the stage. The brother then became part of the routine...Who were the brothers and what was the act ?....
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"Cat Ballou", of course...
Next: George C. Scott
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Of course.... There is a story, according to IMDB, that actor Jan Merlin reportedly played several of the alleged star cameos in the movie (including Kirk Douglas and Robert Mitchum); according to Merlin, the big-name actors never appeared in the film proper and only shot close-ups for an epilogue peeling off their heavy make-up.
Also from IMDB, according to some reports, Frank Sinatra's heavily disguised cameo appearance in film was actually the work of facially similar actor Dave Willock; Sinatra only appeared at end of the film in unmasking sequence where he peeled off makeup.
Your thread.
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Carroll Baker...
Next:... Edgar D. Glossup
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Hays City -- "The Plainsman" with Gary Cooper.
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Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 9, 2011 1:00 AM
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Thanks.
Next: Elizabeth Taylor was offered a disguised
cameo role as a sailor named Chesty in this movie, but declined when she realized how painful the make-up would be...
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"A Day At The Races"
Next: Sailboat
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My guess is Donna Reed who won the Best Supporting actress for "From Here To Eternity" in 1953.
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Jose Ferrer in "Cyrano De Bergerac" ?
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THE BIG HEAT OF ANGER...
Next:... White
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