Princess of Tap

Mike Mazurki ("Murder, My Sweet") Next: Happy go lucky

Barbara Stanwyck was in "Annie Oakley" with Preston Foster.

In My Room (The Beach Boys)

Peggy Wood was in "The Bride Wore Boots with Diana Lynn.

Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves (Cher)

Ann Sothern was in "Lady Be Good" with Lionel Barrymore.

Pedro de Cordova was in "My Favorite Wife" with Chester Clute.

Da Doo Ron Ron (The Crystals)

James Craig was in "Kitty Foyle" with Ernest Cossart.

Penny Singleton was in "After the Thin Man" with Jessie Ralph.

Cary Grant

Lucile Watson was in "Never Say Goodbye" with Hattie McDaniel.

Update

Richard Greene was in "Forever Amber" with George Sanders.

Up to His Old Tricks Again (Cole Porter)

"I love to cry at weddings"-- Sweet Charity Next: Song about a new start

Margie

The Summer Knows (Theme of The Summer of '42) (Andy Williams)

I gotta give you credit for finding this answer because it was actually in the title of the show and in commercials with the videos.😁 Desi planned the Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse so that they'd only have to present one hour long I Love Lucy bi- monthly in rotation with a drama or a comedy as part of the Playhouse anthology---To give Lucy a little break. The Playhouse anthology was also entertaining with a lot of drama and some comedy. I watched Lucy but my dad liked the dramatic shows. And if you're really interested in the Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse/ Lucy Desi Comedy Hour, you might look up a promotional film that they did for the Westinghouse managerial personnel. Lucy and Desi show them around the lot and discuss what programming he intends to present with their sponsorship. And of course they put in a little comedy as well, with some help from Fred and Ethel. Probably it's kicking around somewhere on the internet, if you want to see it. For years I had it on VHS. It gives you an idea of how brilliant Desi Arnaz was as a businessman. I'm sure you'll really enjoy it!

Doris Lloyd

3) I don't doubt what you got on this one. But I would add one more-- I remember so vividly Irene Ryan saying "Winston's taste good like a cigarette hadda oughta." Lav, I really appreciate you and Miles doing these questions from your own personal experience and background. For boomers like us, It's so much more fun to do it cold, without getting a resource and copying it verbatim. We've lived a long time, but somehow we still have a good memory and good memories. 🤗🤗🤗

Hint#1--The director of this movie is known by the American public of today.

F Troop

National Velvet

Father Is A Prince Next: EE Clive Beryl Mercer Alan Marshal