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Vaughan, Frankie

Baby Take a Bow

(A) Connecticut Yankee in KIng Arthur's Court

From the imdb: While not the best musical ever, it is certainly entertaining. Lots and lots of songs (more than dialog it seems) with a frail story line to keep the songs going. Too bad they had to sanitize some of the songs, but because of severe censorship in the 50's it had to be done. Only three numbers were cut from the stage version. The performances are all top notch. A perfect vehicle for (the female star), although (Broadway star) who did the stage version would have worked as well but she wasn't a big NAME. Ironic that (Broadway star) had first billing and the lead in (female star's) first movie, and about 8 years later (female star) takes over from (Broadway star). Oh well, that's show biz. For a fun way to spend and hour and 41 minutes, do see (film's title). A bit stagy but after all it was a stage play.

Flash, is Two for the Road correct?

Zoo in Budapest

Dick Powell

Summerville, Slim

Without Reservations?

These Three auditioning children

O'Connor, Donald

X, Y and Zee

Jeanne Cagney was in Rhythm on the River with Bing Crosby.

Troy, Nancy - played by Loretta Young in A Night to Remember

7. Originally planned for Judy Garland, the film was originally titled You Made Me Love You.

McHugh, Frank

(The) Very Thought of You

Ramona - played by Loretta Young in Ramona

Cyril Cusack was in Shake Hands with the Devil with James Cagney.

Kerr, Deborah

Tony Rome

Ocean, Danny - played by Frank Sinatra in Ocean's Eleven

5. This was the only Astaire/Rogers film made at MGM. All the others were made at RKO.

Ingels, Marty

Mars, Lily - played by Judy Garland in Presenting Lily Mars