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From His Majesty O'Keefe ??? Abraham Soafer as The "Medicine Man" ???

WAG, no research: The Manchurian Candidate ??

The question seems to refer to Night of the Hunter (1955). Anybody know where jellygirl0270 went?

Retiring the question to turn this thread back to posters who make more traditional use of it. Kris Kristofferson in one of the title roles of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, acting out Billy's escape from custody in Lincoln, NM. He was tracked down and killed by Garrett some months later. The more traditional musical tasks, and the actual soundtrack of the film, were handled by a fellow cast member, Bob Dylan. Open thread.

Drew as the mom, Cody Arens as the son at about age 8. Late 1900s, Riding In Cars With Boys. Emgee's thread.

The mom in the quoted passage. -- Descended from multiple generations of big names in theater and film. Often sits and chats with Mr. Osborne, introducing TCM film airings.

Correct, Sixes. Your thread.

duplicate deleated Edited by: flashback42 on Nov 7, 2013 5:49 PM

Post, Wylie -- Noah Beery, Jr. in The Story of Will Rogers (1952)

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The performer in this scene is a musician/composer/singer as well as an actor. But another man in the cast, with many more "soundtrack" than "actor" credits, carried the actual musical chores in this movie, in addition to playing one of the characters.

Really? Nobody around here can make the Chico -- eliminate connection?

Sounds like it would fit, don't it? No, a more recent film.

367 "Yeah, well you just try it, Boss. I want to watch you try to get Cab Calloway for what you're payin' me."

The Flim-Flam Man Custody dispute

closing bars of the song. ♪ Your daughter, Marywanna, She was laughing like the devil When I caught her. But she was smiling when I left. ♪ There is a clue in the name of the "low down" town mentioned in the song.

Thanks, Emgee. Next up: "We're supposed to be a team, right?" "No! You're supposed to be the mother, and I'm supposed to be the kid!"

267 "Aaaah, just save yourself some hard work and grief, Boss. White dudes can't pick up on this beat. Never could."

The Hand that Rocks the Cradle The Left Hand of God The Long Arm

The Fickle Finger of Fate Five Finger Exercise

assuming thread open... Chico Marx: eliminate

Nebrasky -- Victor Potel in The Virginian (1929)

Arms And The Man

Based on history, and this escape is an actual event. The deputy dead in the street had been killed with his own shotgun. He had loaded his shells with 16 dimes. Presumably, the impromptu ditty was not involved in the original event.

Yours, Sixes. Dorothy Malone as "Lily Dollar" asked the question.