Azure
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"If I Loved You" (reprise) (from Carousel)
Next: a song that has the name of a month in the title
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The Courtship of Eddie's Father
Next: a mind-reading act
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Congratulations, Lydecker!
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Friendly Persuasion
Next: escaping from prison
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Here's a pretty big hint -- The leading lady in this film was once married to Busby Berkeley.
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"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (from Meet Me in St. Louis)
Next: a song sung by Jimmy Durante (other than "Inka Dinka Doo")
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My Girl
Next: ice cream
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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.
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Midnight
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Five Steps to Danger
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"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
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The Seven Year Itch (Tom Ewell imagines that his wife is on a hayride with another man.)
Next: a saloon
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Susan Sarandon
Next: L.B.
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The Music Man
Next: a jilted bride or groom
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"Let's Choo Choo Choo to Idaho" (from Duchess of Idaho)
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Next: a song that has a day of the week in the title
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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!!!
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"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
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Father's Little Dividend
Next: pretending to have a foreign accent
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The Fabulous Senorita
Next: HTMNAETNECN
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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.
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7.) Marilyn Monroe's acting coach, Natasha Lytess, was eventually banned from the set because she caused too many problems.
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1.) Tony Curtis was born on June 3, 1925 in the Bronx.
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You'll Never Get Rich and Strange Cargo to Capetown
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It Happens Every Thursday
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Stella Dallas?