mudskipper
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I think it's Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike). He sang "When you Wish Upon A Star" from Pinocchio", winning the award. He also sang "When I See An Elephant Fly" from "Dumbo" in Oct, 1941...and he sang "Singin' In The Rain" in 1929, later on becoming the title of a movie. Another song that became a movie title was "I'll See You In My Dreams", the biography of Gus Khan...
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"Small Town Girl" is correct with great choreography by Busby Berkeley, but you won't remember the tunes...Bobby Van is great but not so well known as Gene, Fred, or the Champions to later audiences.... Your thread, Lavender
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The Corpse Bride Wore Black..
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Kevin Corcoran was in "Old Yeller" and "Gun For A Coward"....
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Clue #2: ...No. Not "Doc Hollywood'...50s Musical...Songs not very good, but tap dancing great...Features a premier female tap dancer of that decade and also a great male tap dancer who's not very well known, shown hopping through the town in one of the musical numbers...
Edited by: mudskipper on Jan 16, 2011 12:24 AM
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..."She took one look at me and she cried he he he he he, he
What else could he be but a jester.
A jester...a jester...a funny idea, a jester..."
"The Maladjusted Jester" from "The Court Jester" as sung by the one and only Danny Kaye...
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"Look For The Silver Lining" is right, with June Haver in the Marilyn Miller role. Your thread, Finance...
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Clue: The movie starred an actress who became a nun but later left the convent and married an actor known for a TV series and a couple of Disney movies...
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Thanks...
Clue #1: Young man from New York gets a speeding ticket in a little town...
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More letters for this very versatile character actor, magician, author, songwriter, and dancer:
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That's right...Your thread, Six.
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That's the one...It also saved Dean Martin's career just after his break with Jerry Lewis...Your thread, Eve...
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Correct, Speedo...Your thread, Six.
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"Funny Face"...
Next: The Colombian coffee man is approaching...
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The Ladykillers ?
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Thanks, Lana. One mistake in that movie is that the stars were supposedly being chased by Apaches in Mexico, but the Indians had Mohawk haircuts typical of Indian from the New England and the Great Lakes areas....
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" Hello, Everybody. My name is Sylvester, Sylvester J. Goose. My friends call me Syl, or sometimes Silly....Talk faster? You'll be lucky to find a goose who can talk at all ! As I was saying, it is my pleasure to present your hostess for this occasion. Weighing one hundred and eighty-nine pounds, I present the one and only....Mother Goose !!"...
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RICARDO CORTEZ...
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Thank you...
There are two Kurosawa movies whose plots were taken from Shakespeare...One was from "Macbeth" and the other was from "King Lear". Name the Japanese movies...
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Righto, Lavender... Not a very good movie....Your thread.
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Another clue: There are two premier method actors in this war movie...
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I just love Borodin...Here's a clip from Alfred Drake, Doretta Morrow, and Henry Calvin (right, Zorro's Sgt. Garcia...):
and for those interested, here's a beautiful rendition of the 3rd movement (or Nocturne) from his String Quartet in D-Minor :
Your thread, Six.
Edited by: mudskipper on Jan 13, 2011 10:55 PM
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Correct...It's amazing how they rehash the same routine and it's still funny. Remember the Susquehanna Hat Company ?...Your thread.
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A coincidence, Lana. I was just looking at that quote two days ago while searching for a question...Gary Cooper as Hooker in the western "Garden Of Evil"...w/ Richard Widmark and Susan Hayward.
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