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Betsy's Wedding the quickie wedding of Trudy Kockenlocker and Ignatz Ratzkywatzky in The Miracle of Morgan's Creek newlyweds in her parent's house...The Family Way

Torchy Blane Jean Arthur as The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, a murder mystery writer Ruth Hussey becomes the gang leader in Within the Law Gale Sondergaard as The Spider Woman

Hester Street Coming to America

Nicoleff, Nicolai--Adolphe Menjou in Gold Diggers of 1935

Panama Hattie

The General next--jalopy

8. Pantomime Quiz ? (when Buzzr was showing the older quiz shows, I remember seeing this..)

this is the only place I've found it: https://ok.ru/video/313257167523 (it's Fox..maybe that's why it's never shown up on tcm..but I've never seen it listed on FXM either...)

Lillian Russell -- Alice Faye The Velvet Touch -- Rosalind Russell My Gal Sal -- Rita Hayworth Somebody Loves Me -- Betty Hutton Lady With Red Hair -- Miriam Hopkins The Barkleys of Broadway -- Ginger Rogers Her character is referred to as a 'Broadway star', but we never see her on stage: My Six Loves -- Debbie Reynolds The Girl Next Door -- June Haver Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? -- Doris Day Meet Me After the Show -- Betty Grable

yeah, and the others as well. The only one left that I haven't seen (that there's a good stream of) is It Had to Happen..crime drama with George Raft..just not in that mood today, but I'll get around to it. I just finished Honor Among Lovers..Claudette Colbert, Fredric March, Charles Ruggles and a small bit for Ginger Rogers. Dorothy Arzner directed..pretty good, especially Colbert. Monroe Owsley overplays role of her whiny hubby, and Rogers is a scatter brain girlfriend of Ruggles, who's perfect as the nonchalant, idle rich pal.

I was in the mood for My Sister Eileen, but found a Rosalind Russell film I'd never seen, or even heard of...This Thing Called Love. And with Melvyn Douglas to boot! The plot is so-so, but good cast (Allyn Joslyn, Binnie Barnes, Lee J. Cobb...) and an interesting rustic/stone house that evidently made such an impression on Ronald Reagan, he used it as a model for his own home. Worth watching just for Russell and Douglas..I love finding new/old films with actors I like.

Steamboat Bill, Jr. Singin' in the Rain The Wizard of Oz Love Story

Barton, Blake--Frank Gorshin in Bells are Ringing

Nuts (1987)

1. 77 Sunset Strip 5. The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 7. I Love Lucy (?) 9. The Patty Duke Show 10. Car 54 Where Are You? 15. Laverne and Shirley

Separate Tables Love Actually Airport Ship of Fools Life Begins American Graffiti Night on Earth Lovers and Other Strangers

4. Harold Baxter was Bobby Buntrock's role on Hazel...and he was one of the few child actors I didn't find annoying 7. Martin Lane was Patty's dad (Cathy's uncle) on The Patty Duke Show...of course, this was after he was Dobie's teacher 8. Suzanne Fabry was the switchboard operator/recep on 77 Sunset Strip, Jacqueline Beer 10. Ellen Miller was the first mom on Lassie--Jan Clayton 15. Nugie was the wonderful Zasu Pitts as the sidekick on Oh Susanna (The Gale Storm Show) 17. Sam Bolt worked with Honey West, played by John Ericson

Night Life of New York (1925)

I'm guessing this is Little Caesar...but I would say "pizza, pizza" would be an aka 😄

Marty next--told in flashbacks

1958's The Blob was a lot more fun (even the extras were smiling) than the 1988 remake, with special effects and more gore added... The Last Man on Earth (1964) was based on Richard Matheson's novel, I Am Legend and got a mention in the trailer of 1971 remake, The Omega Man and finally used it's original title in the 2007 remake, I Am Legend

These aren't actors who may be 'known for their charm' (actually, I think only of Cary Grant in that category..), but here are a few I think of as having on-screen charm... Audrey Hepburn Doris and Rock had it Melvyn Douglas Jean Arthur Warren Beatty

The Wedding March (1928) the March family in Little Women (1933)

Are you talking about watching on the TCM app? if so, you can't..Hulu is your provider now. But I have Hulu and get both feeds, east and west, of TCM...and if you want to watch what's on the tcm app film list, just make TCM a favorite on Hulu, click it...and all the films on the app are there to stream., so you get the same stuff as you did on the app

Hale, Honey--Ginger Rogers in Flying Down to Rio