EugeniaH

Lol! You win, twinkeee!

John Mitchum, brother of Robert Mitchum

*239*

*238* "Oh, Mrs. Teasdale, this soda isn't half as sweet as you. Though sugar also rots the teeth. So do you, come to think about it..."

Hm. I'll guess "Adam's Rib" for the third line, but don't have a clue for the first line.

Praetorius, Noah - Cary Grant in *People Will Talk*

Warner Oland

*238*

Shelley Winters was in *The Poseidon Adventure* with Ernest Borgnine

{font:Calibri}*“I oughta take this pencil and make a circle around you!”* This line was spoken by Judy Holliday, as Billie, to William Holden in Born Yesterday. (I'm pretty sure, anyway! ) {font}

*237* "For my next act, I'd like to do my impression of Joan Blondell."

I just found out this book is available in my library and I put a hold on it. I'm looking forward to reading it. It also got good reviews on amazon.

*George Washington Slept Here*

*236* "That was not only a bender - it was a crasher!"

1927

*Sorry, Wrong Number* next: axe

Gray, John - Boris Karloff in *The Body Snatcher*

*Gone With the Wind*

While browsing YouTube recently I heard this one-hit wonder for the first time in decades. I had barely remembered it, but after listening a couple of times it kind of grew on me again. "I Couldn't Say No":

*235* In a 1940 expose, scandal sheet True Confessions reveals the real Carole Lombard behind the "screwball" persona... "I'll let Clark free," she sneers, brandishing her rifle, "For a price!"

*235* "Alright, Cohn, you've chased me around the couch long enough!"

Nope - 'twas an expert guess! You're up to bat, Lav.

I'm going to assume hpyglf doesn't want it so I'll take a turn. (My apologies if I made a mistake.) A prisoner is convinced that being in jail is for the birds.

Charlie Chaplin

*235* "I've had enough of the &$%)* studio system!"