Princess of Tap

1) The film starred William Holden, Faye Dunaway and Peter Finch.

In Person

Love You Inside Out (The Bee Gees)

Day Of The Bad Man Next: Katharine Hepburn

Laraine Day was in "The Trial of Mary Dugan" with Marsha Hunt.

Jimmy Mack (Martha and the Vandellas)

The Major and The Minor

The Champ, 1979 Next: John McGiver Brenda Vaccaro Barnard Hughes

Easy Living, 1949

An American Tragedy, 1931 Next: Sweepstakes, contest or lottery winner

Hitchcock and Grace Kelly Next: Sightly Honorable, 1939 Eternally Yours, 1939

The Man Who Knew Too Much, 1956 Next: Radical change in lifestyle

Larry Hart did it again with this number. A good example of how a great lyricist can be entertaining, up to date with current events and patriotic all at the same time. And this no doubt was one of the numbers that helped James Cagney win that Academy Award for "Yankee Doodle Dandy". Miles, you simply are a marvel at answering and writing these questions for movie trivia. I've been working with you now for over 12 years and I never cease being impressed with your ability and generosity-- And That's for the Record.

The actor("Sergeant Preston of the Yukon") and the exercise guru("Sweating to the Oldies") both have the same name-- Richard Simmons.

2) Tonto--The Lone Ranger 4) Dale Evans--The Roy Rogers Show 8) The Lone Ranger

The Second Greatest Sex Next: Warren Beatty

Mabel Paige was in "The Sniper" with Marie Windsor.

Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You (Frankie Valli)

Hint#1--This number was written by a legendary songwriting team of The Great American Songbook.

Cheyenne Next: Clint Walker

All Alone Am I (Brenda Lee)

Betty Field was in "Of Mice and Men with Barbara Pepper.

Murder on the Orient Express Next: Victor Mature

Lloyd Corrigan

Strange Interlude (Eugene O'Neill)