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8.) According to James Cagney, she was a heavy smoker.

Come September

James, Harry

James, Jesse - Tyrone Power in Jesse James

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington teenage girls' chaperone

Third and final hint: Movie was made in the mid-30's and remade in the mid-60's.

Definitely the Tommy Dorsey version, although the Rudy Vallee recording sounded clearer despite being an earlier recording. Now try this: A part of my heart said "no, no, no" The other part said "let's go!" And was I afraid, But I obeyed The part of my heart that said "Let's go!" I couldn't say no, no, no Name the song and, if you can, the movie its from and who performed it.

Back to my home state of Pennsylvania.

Sorry, Miles, but since I'm getting ready to move out of state, anything that takes too much thinking on my part will have to be put on hold. I'll have to dazzle everyone at a later date. Thread's open.

Henry B. Walthall

People Will Talk of the Town Without Pity

Under Two Flags

Alexis Smith was in Any Number Can Play with Darryl Hickman.

Dale, Esther

Joseph Cotten was in Since You Went Away with Monty Woolley.

Lillian Gish

Esterbrook, Linda - Rosalind Russell in No Time for Comedy

I just checked on Amazon and it's available through them, as well as through other sellers - 10 new and 2 used to be exact.

Another Hint: Up to this point the female star of the movie had been mostly playing prim and proper women in dramas. It would be a couple more years before she hit her stride playing in comedies.

The song is "Marie," I think Tommy Dorsey's band had a hit with it, and the movie was The Awakening starring that "Hungarian Rhapsody," Vilma Banky.

Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse

Ann Sothern

Gene Tierney was in Black Widow with Ginger Rogers.

Cutler, Maggie - Bette Davis in The Man Who Came to Dinner

Raymond Burr was in Rear Window with Thelma Ritter.