shutoo

The Towering Inferno next--scared to death

the little lady who 'saved' the studio, Shirley Temple Betty Grable and her million dollar legs Don Ameche, who could sing and dance when he wasn't inventing the telephone

Come Blow Your Horn So's Your Aunt Emma Defending Your Life For Your Consideration The Happiest Days of Your Life I've Got Your Number

Who's Minding the Mint? (cute movie...tcm should show sometime...)

My Life With Caroline Pardon My Sarong My Beautiful Laundrette Give My Regards to Broadway There's a Girl in My Soup Excuse My Dust My Six Loves My Name is Julia Ross Die! Die! My Darling Travels Wit h My Aunt My Life So Far My Own Private Idaho My Brilliant Career Walking My Baby Back Home

The Quiet Man

Gold Diggers of 1933 Footlight Parade Bolero

Dempsey, Loco--Betty Grable in How to Marry a Millionaire

best--The Others worst--Days of Thunder next--Walter Matthau

Ann Rutherford Rags Ragland

You're the Top from Night and Day next--song with 'now' or 'later' in title

Updike, Persephone--Margaret Dumont in Zotz!

The Ghost Breakers next--50's 'B' horror

The Young In Heart Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo Mr. Bean's Holiday

Looking for Mr. Goodbar next--music lessons

That Thing You Do! Ladies Who Do Do Not Disturb

DeWitt, Addison--George Sanders in All About Eve

It Should Happe to You --Judy Hollliday wants to be famous for fame's sake, and becomes an 'influencer' The Masque of the Red Death --Vincent Price says the red death is for peasants, and claims to be protected, until it shows up at his party... A Face in the Crowd--you can fool some of the people all of the time...a nobody develops a cult following, who he tells what to buy, what to think, who to vote for ("I own 'em...they're stupider than I am, so I gotta think for them!"_)

Wiles, Capt. Albert--Edmund Gwenn in The Trouble With Harry

Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go from Zoolander (song starts about 1:20 in) next--'Dream' in the title

Any Wednesday next--college sports

a couple of creepy tv classics: Barbara Nichols nightmares take her to a hospital morgue in The Twilight Zone Still alive Joseph Cotten winds up on the table in a small town morgue in Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Adam's Rib The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Francis Joins the WACS Wayne's World Bob Roberts Champagne Charlie Ed Wood Come Back to the 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean Broadway Bill Love Finds Andy Hardy The Importance of Being Ernest The Trouble With Harry George Washington Slept Here Broadway Danny Rose Good Sam I Love Melvin

Ziegfeld, Florenz--Walter Pidgeon in Funny Girl

Dead of Night next--another about a 'bad dream'