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When the music's over...turn out the lights.

When the music's over..........turn out the lights !

> {quote:title=jakeem wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=sfpcc1 wrote:}{quote}McArthur: I just watched it. > And who played MacArthur in a 1977 movie? Gregory Peck

Victor

*slaytonf wrote:* Malachi Throne. I posed him before I'm sure many pics have been posted before. Is everyone expected to know what came before? I also was given a lecture by twinkeee that it is not appropriate to post another pic before the previous one is confirmed. Well, no one waited for me to confirm my pic of Malachi Throne. But I see no really follows that rule. I just chalk it up to someone giving me a hard time for no valid reason.

This face isn't false. Who is he?

If you notice, the Pat Buttram pic was simply a follow up image to MilesArcher's comment about Pat's TV work from the 1950s. I was further illustrating his TV work via an image. It's not part of any question.

Yes, I know Twinkeee, because you told me so in a Private Message.

Here's something to chew on.

B-)

In addition, Pat Buttram played con artist Mr. Haney for six seasons in Green Acres (1965-1971).

Yep I was attempting to steward Jamesjazzguitar into a safe harbor because John Waynes' heirs are standing up on the back of his neck for that Malibu beach comment. Oh, Oh, ya know what I mean !

> {quote:title=Dargo2 wrote:}{quote} > > (...btw, I sure hope you've finally mastered the phrases of "Would HAVE" and "Should HAVE, instead of the incorrect "Would OF" and Should OF", 'cause I'm really gettin' tired of kidding you about this, ol' buddy!!!) > > > LOL > Well, when James has as his teacher in the art of grammar the former king of Scotland, James Steward, whad'ya expect, Dargo ol' dear? The ol' is a term of endearment not an indication of age.

Yep, that is Ralph Edwards.

> skimpole wrote; > > I actually was very impressed with Das Boot when I first saw it in the mid-nineties, but then I read Stuart Klawans glancing comment on it in his review of Air Force One when he described it as saying "Nazi sailors were must regular guys." And then my esteem just went pop! > Interesting that you would let one critic's comment on the film make you like it less or not at all. I think it's a great film.

Yes, but Gable came back and as the promo says "Gable's back and Garson's got him."

> {quote:title=TopBilled wrote:}{quote}Ten posts into this thread and nothing new has been said. Nothing new, nothing borrowed, no one's blue! Abacus stopped working. lol

Have we stalled out on this image? I bet this entertainer's favorite film is Young Man with a Horn.

That's no (lonely) bull.

Could this be a another Frenchman? Look familiar?

> {quote:title=Dargo2 wrote:}{quote}LOL > > Thanks for the confirmation.....I think. Mais que nada, Dargo, mais que nada. B-)

So much so that Art is billed as Raj Young-Patel when his films are shown in his native Pakistan.

That's the one and only Art Malik, long lost cousin of Raj Young-Patel.

LIFE

Bottom left looks like Vivien Oakland of Way Out West fame.