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*Say It Isn't So* *Say One For Me* *Tell It To the Judge* *Tell No One* *Ask Any Girl*

*Take a Hard Ride* *Take This Job and Shove It.* *Take Me To town* *Go Naked In the World* *Go Tell the Spartans*

*Round 11 -- Imperitives.* Takes the form of a command or request, often in a gramatically complete "Imperitive" sentence. Usually starts with the Verb. In English, often "You" is the understood subject of the sentence. *Walk the Proud Land* *Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here* *Don't Drink the Water* *Please Don't Eat the Dasies* *Dance With a Stranger* *Walk The Line* *Take The Money And Run*

*A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die* *Hour of the Gun*

Ingersol -- Burgess Meredith in *Oddball Hall* (1990)

*Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo* *Nine Hours to Rama* *Two Weeks in Another Town* *The Year of Living Dangerously*

*From Noon til Three*

Yo, lavender; I don't know if you are aware, but there are some real places, brand names, etc with that name. I Googled and Binged a number of them before the question wore out my attention span. Never found the fictional one. Good post. Edited by: flashback42 on May 11, 2013 2:55 PM

*Five Miles to Midnight* (?)

*Three O'Clock High* *3:10 to Yuma*

*The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer* -- Myrna Loy and Veda Ann Borg ??

Thanks, jakeem. Next up: What do these performers have in common? Alan Ladd Toshiro Mifune Clint Eastwood Gabriel Byrne Bruce Willis ??

Correct, 'skipper. Your thread. One correction -- the speaker's name is George Rose Edited by: flashback42 on May 11, 2013 7:07 AM

Favor, Gil -- Eric Fleming on Rawhide (1959-66)

Watergate namedropper Bob Woodward ??

"You will have a little after you've sold everything, but in a country where every man is what he has, he who has very little is nobody very much. There is no such thing as genteel poverty here, sir. Film? Said by whom to whom?

From Hell To Texas

> {quote:title=EugeniaH wrote:}{quote}*266* > > "Ricky? ...And Fred??" > > > > "It's either Osgood Conklin or Theodore J. Mooney. -- Which Universe are we in?"

skipping "X" Yates, Rowdy -- Clint Eastwood on *Rawhide* (1959-66 on CBS)

*The Last Man on Earth* *The Last Castle* *The Last Days of Chez Nous* *The Last days of Disco* *The Last Challange.* >>Sidebar: These are "Last" titles, but not movies. Just giving mention. The Last Comanchero -- TV episode on Cheynne, 14 Jan. 1957 The Last of the Comancheros -- TV episode of The Virginian, 9 Dec. 1970 Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles -- Children's book written by Julie Andrews in 1974

*Round 8* *"The Last Whatchamacallit"* *The Last Command* *The Last Boy Scout* *The Last Time I Saw Archie* *The Last Days of Pompeii* *The Last Dragon*

Upton, Johnny -- Alan F. Nichols in *Slap Shot* (1988)

*Love and Other Catastrophes* *Love and Pain (And the Whole Damn Thing)* *Love Bug, The*

*Johnny Dark* (1954)

*Johnny Guitar*