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YES!!! I like the film, and it's hard to find...I finally found it to stream on Dailymotion recently (which gave me the idea to use it here) it's your thread, Lavenderblue!

Alex Rocco (Feb 29, 1936) he won an Emmy for a sitcom called The Famous Teddy Z...I have no memory of that show at all...does anyone remember it? and...not at all famous...my grandpa had a 2/29 birthday.....

sorry, I haven't been around... okay, well...the film was released while the play was still on Broadway (it ran for over 1500 performances..); the title character is an actress that went to MGM as a teen, and had a career that spanned over 60 years; she was featured on many movie mags in the 50s and early 60s, and her private life was hot gossip. TCM is always giving her a 'day', but unfortunately, they haven't shown this film in years (which is why I probably shouldn't have picked it...). All of the play, and about 90% of the film, is shot on one set, the apartment. Dialogue is non-stop amd quite witty...play's author is a woman.

The Caine Mutiny

International House

now I can't stop thinking of them... Joseph Schidkraut Rene Auberjonois Andrea Marcovicci Dorothy Comingore

Twillie, Cuthbert J.--W.C. Fields in My Little Chicadee

Six of a Kind next--message in code

Rodolfo Pietro Filbert Raffaello Guglielmi di Valentina d'Antonguella.....aka Rudolph Valentino Julia Louis-Dreyfus Richard Barthelmess

McAfee, Harry--Paul Lynde in Bye Bye Birdie

Rope

Mixed Nuts (wonderful scenes with Madeline Kahn) next--somebody's poisoned

more Sonja Henie in Sun Valley Serenade not really about ice skating, but Doris Day and Gordon MacRae do a little while singing the title song in By the Light of the Silvery Moon

You Are There

McCambridge, Mercedes

Libeled Lady next--movie you turned off in the first 30 minutes

crossing with the Marx Bros in A Night at the Opera...one of my favorite scenes: In Shall We Dance, Fred Astaire goes below to dance in the cleanest engine room ever Donald O'Connor and Mitzi Gaynor show some fancy footwork on deck in Anything Goes

Rocky Top ...not the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band version, but sort of sweet, from Six Pack next--an overrated 'classic'

no, but I'm glad you guessed because I'd honestly forgot to check on this! I'm not sure what more I can add...basically a 'filmed play' , hmmmmm..... sleeping pills Hollywood 'tell all' book deal

The Artist (2011) A Star is Born (take your pick..) Inside Daisy Clover (1965) The Last Movie Star (2017) America's Sweethearts (2001) In Person (1935) White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd (1991, tv movie) The Perils of Pauline (1947) What Price Hollywood? (1932)

I couldn't sleep last night, so I started watching a sit com called Occasional Wife on Uncle Earl's classic tv site...never saw or heard of it before, and I guess it ran for only one season. Sort of cute---guy needs wife' for job advancement, and asks friend to fill the role. Lots of recognizable costars, but the laugh track is a bit much at times. Of course, the same concept was used in Picture Perfect. Made me wonder about star Michael Callan---he looked like the perfect early/mid 60's star, wonder why he wasn't

I wouldn't hold my breath for any streaming service. If you want to use another 'cable like' streaming service for all channels, Hulu and YouTube TV offer tcm, probably others do too. You can research IPTV services (some are afraid of them, I've used one for over 2 years) for under ten bucks, you get thousands of channels. If you're looking for free, there are apks for free tv, but they are iffy...like Ola or Online TV. ustvgo.tv can be found on any browser, and there is a tcm stream there...I think it usually works, but I don't know for sure. , and free android apks like mobdro are fairly stable for streams of cable networks too. There are lots of places out there to watch, but honestly, even though I know where they are, I use Hulu live because they include 2 coast streams, and you get all the 'catch up' found on the tcm app built into the service....I'm just lazy, and I like easy.

best: Of Mice and Men worst: Spider Baby next--Billie Burke

When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam from There's No Business Like Show Business next--another with the word 'When' in the title

Forty Little Mothers