mudskipper

Oui...votre tour.

Must be "Hangover Square"(1945), with Laird Cregar as the composer, George Harvey Bone.

"All creative people want to do the unexpected."

Below is a picture of famous inventor Irving Gearloose with his new sausage slicing machine...

Ok then, I'll start with Sylvia Sidney...

Hard to see the eyes...Can you make the picture a little bigger ?

Is that Clifton Webb ?

Miles, you forgot Suzanne Lorraine Burce in "Song Of The Open Road"...

"Gigi" ?

"Oh, thank goodness it's you, Jean ! Yes, it was me who roared...For a moment there I thought you were Simone Simon. She and Natasha wanted to turn me into a snack..."

The song "I'll Be Seeing You", composed by Sammy Fain and with lyrics by Irving Kahal, from the movie starring Betty Grable and Joseph Cotten, was always sung by Liberace after each performance....

"How long did the bottle say before it grows back ?"...

That's funny.... because I also mix those two up since they oftentimes play the hero's sidekick in western movies...That looks like a young Chill Wills before he gained weight and had gray hair...

TRAILMOM SANGTREE Clue: War movie

Looks like John Payne....

Hombre ?

Of course it is Miles...But I prefer my CD version of the original Broadway cast with Doretta Morrow (listen to her voice in the refrain), Alfred Drake, Richard Kiley, and Henry Calvin (Yes, Zorro's Sergeant Garcia)...Here's a clip: Your Turn Edited by: mudskipper on Dec 10, 2012 1:41 AM

Of course it is Miles...But I prefer the original Broadway cast with Dorothea Morrow (listen to her voice in the refrain), Alfred Drake, Richard Kiley, and Henry Calvin (Yes, Zorro's Sergeant Garcia)...Here's a clip: Your Turn

I guess it's Elke Sommer...

The eyes look like Jane Fonda's, I don't think she was in the movies in the 1950s...

Here's an easy one: "Dawn's promising skies Petals on a pool drifting Imagine these in one pair of eyes..." Movie, singers, composer ?

Here's the song from a 1994 stage revival:

"My mother used to say to me: When you grow up my son, I hope you're a bum like your father was 'Cause a good man ain't no fun..." "Stonecutters Cut It On Stone" sung by Cameron Mitchell and Chorus from "Carousel".

That's perfect...(I knew you wouldn't be able to resist that question, Miles...ha! ha!)....Your turn now.

Thanks, Miles....I was in grade school when "The Eddy Duchin Story" came out so the only adaptation of Chopin's Nocturne that I know is "To Love Again". I just assumed the song originated with him... Now, there's a band leader whose theme song was an old lively Italian ballad that was featured in a Jane Powell movie. Also, a famous crooner had a famous but slower version of the song in the forties.... Name the band leader, the song, the Jane Powell movie, and the crooner...