slaytonf

Miss Fontaine--no. Una Merkel--yes. I have no idea--who's on first.

Here's a triptych for yaz:

>NoraChas: >Is my clue any less inexplicable now, Slaytonf? I'm dense.

She was big in British TV, but wasn't born there.

Bugles. Bugles. Nuts.

Not her. Let your imagination roam wide. I have to say, it's a little unfair to use her. Most of her work was in TV.

While we wait for confirmation from MilesArcher:

It does look like her.

I don't. Maybe other people do. Now if I had something more to go on than a chair back and an armrest. . . .

Hey, it works! Now, I wonder why the post was blacked out like that.

You must be seeing something I don't. All I get of darkblue's post is black lines.

You know, darkblue, I agree.

That's him! Where do you know him from?

Hurry!

The Twelve Chairs: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/94082/The-Twelve-Chairs/

To keep things going:

Uh, oh, I'm not seeing pics again. All I get is a little blue square with a "?" in it.

Yes, that's her, Fred! She was in some American films, as I said, ones seen on TCM.

No, but you know, all westerns not made in the United States were not made by Italians in Spain.

You can see it again on YouTube. . . .for four dollars?!

No, but you know, all westerns were not made in the United States.

Looks like you look pretty good, Darg! It's him. Now I have to look for more pics. Be back in a minit.

No, not her, though she was in some westerns, and even a couple of movies seen on TCM.

Who is this guy?:

So. Do I remember why I'm posting this lady? Oh, yes: