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Gregory Peck was in Moby Dick with Broderick Crawford

Dinner at Eight re: receiving a guest

Doris Day sheer guess Next : SAME AS ABOVE : the top singing actress of the 1950s movie box office

Cheek to Cheek next : another song beginning with C

Marlo Thomas next : T.M.

Our Man in Havana 1960

Don Ameche next : second most popular blonde star in the 50s (assuming Marilyn Monroe is first)

More anyone see Mondo Cane ? Viewer Discretion Advised (unless you see the cleaned up version)

Maisie Goes to Rio 1944

The Magic Flute (Bergman)

King of the Road not my type of song, but it has nostalgia for me It was always playing at a beer bar just of the 32nd street Naval Base, when I was about 20

I Who Have Nothing one of the best 'i love you' intoned ever, at the end of the song Tom Jones is amazing. At the end of Delilah he sings a High A, full voiced Elvis Presley was all shook up about Tom's singing. "How do you do all that?" he said to him At the end of the song he hits a high B, two notes above the A mentioned above. Full chest voice, many singers do falsetto notes that reach the stars but normally not full chest tone

Kingpin '96

Good-Bye (Sinatra)

Tati, Jacques

Frank Sinatra next : The best actress for saucy roles in the Pre-Code Era

Playbill

The Harvey Girls '46

Raymond, Robin

sorry, I was our ot order ... alphabetically speaking ... above ... I got carried away ... and I really was that Dancing in the Dark

Marlon Brando next : movie star whose name is synonymous with the 50s

The New Tom and Jerry Show

You went away I let you We broke the ties that bind I wanted to forget you And leave the past behind But the magic of the night I met you Seem to be forever in my mind .... Lover, come back to me --- When I remember every little thing you used to do I'm so lonely Every road I walk along I walk along with you etc.... Grandly Corny but great melody ... ... ...and here's Kenny Baker for ya : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi6jif-PpNE

Marie Dressler next : box office poison

Life With Father