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Stella Dallas?

"If I Loved You" (reprise) (from Carousel) Next: a song that has the name of a month in the title

The Courtship of Eddie's Father Next: a mind-reading act

Congratulations, Lydecker!

Friendly Persuasion Next: escaping from prison

Here's a pretty big hint -- The leading lady in this film was once married to Busby Berkeley.

"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (from Meet Me in St. Louis) Next: a song sung by Jimmy Durante (other than "Inka Dinka Doo")

My Girl Next: ice cream

Thanks, Arsan. Sorry for forgetting to answer the Broadway part of your question. I think that I was distracted by the Brady Bunch kid question. LOL Open thread.

Midnight

Five Steps to Danger

"The Lady is a Tramp" (sung by Lena Horne in Words and Music and by Frank Sinatra in Pal Joey) Next: a song that has a food item in the title

The Seven Year Itch (Tom Ewell imagines that his wife is on a hayride with another man.) Next: a saloon

Susan Sarandon Next: L.B.

The Music Man Next: a jilted bride or groom

"Let's Choo Choo Choo to Idaho" (from Duchess of Idaho) === Next: a song that has a day of the week in the title

There are so many good things to say about all the schedules, but I'll just list my top 5 for each one. CinemaInternational -- - I like that you chose Gene Tierney as the SOTM. I hope that she really will be the SOTM someday. - Choosing Rin Tin Tin for the guest programmer was a very cute idea. - I'm glad that you included Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio in your Treasures from the Disney Vault lineup. (I've loved both of those films since I was little.) - I liked your choice for the TCM Spotlight (Women of History). - I liked that you scheduled a lot of great, little-seen Paramount films. It would be great if we could see all of those films on TCM someday soon. Speedracer5 -- - I got a kick out of your choice for guest programmer -- Ricky Ricardo. Great idea! - Your dirty laundry, birds and dance cards themes were fun. (OK, those are actually 3 things.) - Thank you for paying tribute to Dorothy McGuire. She's such an underrated actress. - I liked your detective movie theme for the Goofy challenge. - The "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" theme was a creative idea. Stevomachino -- - I liked that you chose Felix Bressart as the SOTM. He's one of my favorite character actors! - I liked that you went with a car theme for the Goofy challenge. Those car-themed Goofy cartoons are so much fun to watch. - The "Star Wars quotes" theme for the Star Wars challenge was a great idea. - I liked that you included the rarely-seen In Search of the Castaways in your Treasures from the Disney Vault lineup. - I was excited to see that you scheduled a bunch of great "old dark house" films. I really enjoy those types of films! JamesStewartFan95 -- First of all, I can't believe that this was your first schedule. You seem like an old pro at this! - I liked that you scheduled a bunch of UPA cartoons. You hardly ever see them anymore. - Choosing Darth Vader as the guest host for a night of father-themed films was a great idea. - You had a lot of great film choices for your Treasures from the Disney Vault lineup. I was especially happy to see that you scheduled Beauty and the Beast and The Sword in the Stone. Those 2 Disney films are very close to my heart. - I liked that you chose Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory for "The Essentials". That's one of my favorite films. - I liked your "History of Screwball Comedies" theme. Barton Keyes -- - Thanks for paying tribute to Roscoe Lee Browne. (If he were still alive, I would pay money just to hear him read the phone book.) - I liked that you honored Robert Osborne by scheduling some of his favorite films. - Your "unusual films" theme was a great idea. - I liked that you included Mary Poppins and the Sherman brothers documentary in your Treasures from the Disney Vault lineup. - Black Narcissus was a great choice for "The Essentials". Lydecker -- - I liked that you chose Una Merkel for the SOTM. She's one of my favorite character actresses. - Having Joe Gillis (from Sunset Blvd.) as the guest programmer was a great idea. I liked that you scheduled Just a Gigolo and The Drowning Pool -- too funny! - Thanks for honoring Edward G. Robinson with a birthday tribute. He's one of my favorite actors of all time. - I liked your choice for the Star Wars challenge. (Carrie Fisher would be proud!) - I liked that you chose Disney films that make you cry. That was really sweet. I voted by PM earlier today. Good luck, everyone! Edited to add -- LonesomePolecat, those "Now Playing" guides look AMAZING!!!

"Everybody Loves My Baby" (from Love Me or Leave Me) Next: a song that has the name of a U.S. state in the title

Father's Little Dividend Next: pretending to have a foreign accent

The Fabulous Senorita Next: HTMNAETNECN

I think that the 2 actresses are Judith Anderson and Diana Rigg, who both played the role of Mrs. Danvers in Rebecca (Danvers in the film version and Rigg in the TV version). I have no idea who their favorite Brady Bunch kid was.

7.) Marilyn Monroe's acting coach, Natasha Lytess, was eventually banned from the set because she caused too many problems.

1.) Tony Curtis was born on June 3, 1925 in the Bronx.

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