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You forgot Reginald Truscott-Jones, Cujas... Next: This film, MGM's answer to "The Wizard of Oz", was a big financial failure for its star and the studio...(personally, I liked the film)...Name the movie and its star.

" Tra-La-La-La, what a merry world we live in, Tra-La-La-La, all of it is yours and mine; So wear a smile, sing a little while it's raining And through the clouds every little star will shine..." The song is "Tra La La La", composed by Harry Warren with lyrics by Mack Gordon, sung by Shirley Temple, Jack Oakie, and Charlotte Greenwood in the movie "Young People"(1940)...

Lee Marvin in "Cat Ballou".

Sorry, Lavender. I didn't know you wanted it to stay longer...Give the thread to Mr. Aficionado...He guessed Kay Francis first.

English-born stage and screen actor...Being a trained stage actor, Sheffield easily made the transition from silent movies to talkies. He was a working actor who became memorable in numerous character and supporting roles and appeared with some of the greatest movie stars of the day, including Constance Bennett, William Powell, George Arliss, Loretta Young, Gary Cooper, Errol Flynn, Rosalind Russell, Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine. In 1954, he began starring as Professor Mayberry in the television series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger. And after his son, Johnny Sheffield, appeared in his last jungle movie in 1955, Reginald created, produced and directed a pilot for a television series, Bantu, the Zebra Boy, but a sponsor was not found and the show was never produced as a weekly series. Sheffield acted in both versions of Cecil B. DeMille's The Buccaneer in (1938) and (1958), the latter being his last screen appearance. Reginald Sheffield died in Pacific Palisades, California, aged 56.

Jimmy Stewart (Philadelphia Story) Clark Gable (It Happened One Night)

The film is "Mandalay" with Ricardo Cortez and Kay Francis...and Warner Oland as the owner of the bar...

Bette Davis to Paul Henreid in "Now Voyager". '

The other movie, from 1927, was "The Five O'Clock Girl" with Marion Davies and Joel McCrae...You have the thread, Cujas. I've never seen or heard Joel McCrae sing either...

"Of Human Bondage"(1934) starring Leslie Howard and Bette Davis had Reginald Denny, Reginald Owen, and Reginald Sheffield in supporting roles...

That is correct...Can you name the title of the movie, starring Joel McCrea, in which it was originally played... and also the composer-lyricist team who created the song ?

Peter Sellers as Clare Quilty to Shelley Winters as Charlotte Haze in "Lolita"...

"Now, which beauty shop did you say you three went to?..."

Pola Negri Next:... "Big John"....(not John Wayne)

Thanks, Miles... Here's a song that was a big hit for Eddie Fisher. It was sung in two different movies, one of which starred Fred Astaire...The next line is the title of the song...Name the song, movies, and the composer and lyricist: "...When I fall asleep at night it seems You just tiptoe into all my dreams, So I think of no other one ever since I began ............ ....... ........."

"Gigi" is right, Film. I didn't expect anyone to get it so soon. Here's another quip by her as she was teaching Gigi: "It doesn't matter who gives them as long as you never wear anything second rate. Wait for the first class jewels. Hold on to your ideals".. Your thread...and glad to have you aboard.

"Love is a thing of beauty like a work of art, and like a work of art it is created by artists. The greater the artist, the greater the art..." Speaker and movie?

It is "Combat!"...The episode is "The Enemy" with Robert Duvall as the German demo experty. Your thread, CMV.

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Lady In White Christmas

"Stalingrad" is right...Your thread, Metz.

Miracle In The Rain Man Next: Summer

Clark Gable in "Dancing Lady".

...When he's Franklin D. Roosevelt Jones... sung by Judy Garland in "Babes On Broadway"...written by Harold Rome.