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Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason next--black eye

Madeleine Kind Hearts and Coronets Judgment at Nuremberg

Seconds next--another faking death

His Girl Friday Our Miss Brooks Hannah and Her Sisters Brewster's Millions I've Got Your Number Dr. Kildare's Secret Adam's Rib Charlie Chan's Greatest Case The President's Analyst The Shoes of the Fisherman The Miracle of Morgan's Creek Tillie's Punctured Romance The Secret Life of Pets My Fair Lady Andy Hardy's Private Secretary My Favorite Year Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure The Sin of Harold Diddlebock The Saint's Double Trouble My Man Godfrey Yours, Mine and Ours

When Things Were Rotten

Benben, Brian

Animal Crackers

Gold Diggers of 1935 (Busby Berkeley) (well, all Busby Berkeley...) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Michael Kidd) Born to Dance (Dave Gould) Damn Yankees (Bob Fosse) Stormy Weather (Clarence Robinson/Nick Castle)

Anybody's Blonde (1931)

Spangles (1926)

When a Woman Sins

One Boy from Bye Bye Birdie ("one boy to joke with, have Coke with..." next--sung by a 'bad guy' or villain character

New York apartment Book publisher

Congrats! yeah, it was kind of tough...I thought of her because I'd been watching Mr. Peepers for the first time (thanks to the 'Uncle Earl's Classic tv' website), and her somewhat addled Mrs. Gurney character wasn't a far cry from the befuddled Aunt Clara on Bewitched. Your thread, lavenderblue!

Family Plot (Victor Canning, "The Rainbird Pattern) A Christmas Carol (Charles Dickens) Rebecca (Daphne DuMaurier) Georgy Girl (Marget Forster) War of the Worlds (H.G. Wells) I'm All Right Jack (Alan Hackney) The Hound of the Baskervilles

Health food nut Search for cigarettes

Quiet Please: Murder

Yes Minister

A Chorus Line...probably because it was the first play on B'way I saw...too bad the film captured none of the 'magic' next--favorite Hitchcock, pre-Hollywood

It's My Turn next--another woman choosing between two men

Peyton Place The Story of Temple Drake Anatomy of a Murder

In one of her tv roles, her character was a teacher.

Elizabeth Arden makeover Hollywood actor

Broadcast News How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Catch 22 The Hudsucker Proxy Bowfinger Sullivan's Travels Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? Smile I'm Still Here Simon and Laura L.A. Story For Your Consideration Real Life, Albert Brook's 'mockumentary'

solo song, ("She's a Follies Girl") and dance (half way through) from Ray Bolger in The Great Ziegfeld next--anaother with 'She' in the title