Princess of Tap

IN the Jolson story Al Jolson flies cross country from his Hollywood movie set to be with Ruby Keeler for her opening night on Broadway. Truth of the matter was that he was there every night jumping out of the audience and singing that song. Hollywood didn't make that up that was a true story. Can you remember what song he sang, who wrote it and the show that it came from?

I believe that is the story of my life and you are correct! Star, it's time for you to step out - -

The cobwebs are shaking - - but I think it's Paul Williams's we've only just begun

well, Fra, its funny face. And you are talking about the babbit and the bromide in the MGM Ziegfeld Follies performed by Kelly and Astaire. This 1927 Broadway show was written by George and Ira Gershwin. The number where Fred Astaire dances in evening clothes is called High Hat. FYI - - Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly take a few numbers together and that's entertainment 2--1976

Movie star Norma Shearer was on a vacation when she saw this beautiful girl in a photo. So the girl in the photo became in MGM star just like norma. And the girl was Janet Leigh.

Fra-- well played It's your turn--

Greer Garson played Robert Donat's wife in goodbye mr. Chips.

I know this because this was my mother's favorite TV show and it was her favorite drink as well-- Eddie Fisher's Coke Time May I sing to you?

Miles, what took you so long? But I have to compliment you--that you did spell his first name correctly. Miles is back in the saddle again!

Les diaboliques

Executed innocent man, brought back to life, systematically murders all those involved in framing him.

" My dear, when you're as old as I am, you take your men as you find them - - if you can find them."

This actor was a star in the late '50's and early '60's. He was always intimidated by the memory of his father, a great stage actor. He was nominated for an Academy Award,but it was his role in another film that made him world famous.

Robert Taylor Next: Virginia McMath

And now I can hear Cary Grant - - Arsenic and Old Lace

Marsha, Walter Brennan became so famous and so popular that he became a star. He really was the star of the character actors, as you have noted. He won the Academy Award three times, a record - - tying him with Jack Nicholson and Daniel Day Lewis. I think that I saw his first notable bit part in a talking movie last Halloween. It was James Whale's The invisible man. I guess he wasn't saying anything, Because he was an American type character actor in this British type film. That was 1933. My favorite role that he was in was Gary Cooper's sidekick in meet John Doe. He works very well with Gary Cooper. And later I suppose, with John Wayne as well.

Lady killer

The Citadel Next: a dog steals a bone

HINT#3--WB Hired him as a threat to Errol Flynn. But he became Flynn's friend.

rat race

Jesse Ralph was in after The Thin Man with Elissa Landi.

Stromboli

Hint: this movie is not as serious as Ayn Rand. This movie is what we fondly call a romantic comedy.

miles, this is a good question. I always knew that Stan Laurel came over as Charlie Chaplin's understudy, but very few people ever mention it. Apparently he was the senior one in the duo, having the talents that he had for direction and writing. In France Laurel and Hardy or as revered as Charlie Chaplin and Jerry Lewis. I don't think people realize that in the United States

Sam Jaffe