Princess of Tap

Are you going to take the thread or are you going to pass this time?

How to Marry a Millionaire

Nelson, Ricky

I think I'll keep that for another question. But if you want to answer it, I'm not going to stop you. I used to see him introduced on a number of live ABC-TV shows in the 1960s. But a little research probably could bring up that name for you.

Nippy--She doesn't look anything like Kim Novak. But I'll tell you who she does look like. I went to see The Beatles once and they had female singer opening for them. Maybe you've heard of her, Jackie DeShannon. Your Danish girl looks just like her--hair and all.

Lav, of course the answer would be the Lennon Sisters. They were the only nationally famous group of sisters out of "The Lawrence Welk Show". They even had their own ABC-TV show and ended up taking over Andy Williams' Christmas show at the Moon River Theater. But I also watched The 6 Semonski Sisters in the 1970s on "The Lawrence Welk Show". So I guess Lawrence was forever trying to find a replacement for the Lennon Sisters. There was more to the question also, but that's okay. Because you've already won the thread with 7 correct answers. So the thread is yours, if you want it.

Loy, Myrna

Written on the Wind

Have you ever seen the movie "Father's Little Dividend?" It's the sequel to "Father of the Bride". He has one scene in that movie. And I think it's the first and only time I've ever seen a scene stolen from Spencer Tracy. But then I like the sequel better than the original.

Stray Dog (Nora Inu) Next: A little known Akira Kurosawa film

Sullivan's Travels

East of Eden Next: Another Elia Kazan favorite

This Gun for Hire

He may not have top billing, but he's a star in my book. So I'm looking forward to seeing Dabbs Greer in this movie.

"America"--West Side Story (With Rita Moreno) Next: Another movie song by Leonard Bernstein--not from "West Side Story"

That was just a hint you need to look at the original question.

Hyer, Martha

Teenage Rebel Next: Child

Jerome Cowan was in "Miracle on 34th Street" with Porter Hall.

Repeating the hint for the singing sisters-- #8 These singing sisters were "wonderful, wonderful".

Lav, sorry about that. I'm getting my threads mixed up. We still have #8 open and the hints are above. Thanks.

Andrew McLaglen & John Wayne Next: Chained Lightning Tokyo Joe

Lumsden Hare

The Kissing Bandit Next: Parade

Never Say Goodbye