FredCDobbs

You said it was "deleted" but I found it in about 3 seconds, so it was NOT deleted. You keep trying to take people back to the Fonda thread to get that problem going all over again on this thread. You are a trouble maker and you claim that nobody understands you, yet you keep causing trouble and you've been trying to cause division between posters. What does your posts have to do with "movies"? Why don't you talk about "movies" like everyone else?

Ha! That's got to be it. This has been yet another duplicate post, brought to you by JIVE SOFTWARE. http://www.jivesoftware.com/ Message was edited by: FredCDobbs

This is ridiculous. This board is running much worse than it was yesterday. Why in the heck didn?t they just leave it alone! Message was edited by: FredCDobbs

Ha! That's got to be it.

Ha! That's got to be it.

>Hey! I grew up with Three's Company. Jack Tripper (John Ritter) is a hero of mine. I'm also a >Janet (Joyce DeWitt) fan. Good for you, Frank. You watch any show you WANT to watch.

>My God look at Page 1 of the Fonda thread.... FORGET about the Fonda thread! You've been on this board for only 18 days and you've turned out to be the biggest whiner we've got here.

>And I got deleted ! You did NOT get "deleted". I went and found your "missing" post about JFK and Roosevelt, right on page 4 of another thread, right where you left it, and then you lost it and you couldn't remember where you had posted it. While you were shouting on one thread that it had been "deleted", I went and found it on another thread in about 3 seconds. You need to learn how to use the search feature on the main index page. You are beginning to cause more trouble here than you are worth.

Here's one with an old organ score..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p8g-Qv2uRY

Yes, the score was bad. They should use old-fashioned piano music like that film had on its track for the past 50 years. These modern scores for old silent films just aren't as good.

Hang on, and don't panic. Some other websites that have photos posted will sometimes cut links to them if they are posted on other company's website, so that might have happened to some of yours. I looked at a couple of long photo threads this morning and I don't see any missing photos. Give yourself a little time to get used to some of the changes.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059927/plotsummary

For the "Southern" day, I don't want it to be on the 4th of July because that's the day Vicksburg surrendered to Grant.

> My cousin lost his leg in the Korean War, but is one > of the happiest men I know today. I'm sure he would > love to have a tribute. How about a month for > parapalegics. Ok, sounds good to me. But with these special "months" there aren't enough months, so I think in order to get everyone in, we'll need to cut it down to "days". We could have 365 "special interest days" each year.

> Mourning Becomes Electra was a trilogy. If you > look at the script for the play, you'll see that the > three parts are called Homecoming; The > Hunted; and The Haunted. They must have > used those titles on screen. Oh, well that makes sense. The Hunted title might have seemed like The Haunted title, so the titles must have been real and not an error. I saw that move once, about 10 years ago, but it was so depressing I never want to see it again.

Hey, gringo, don't forget Cinco de Mayo!

Were are the photos for this thread?

I never knew he was short until I read somewhere that he was short.

> While watching Mourning Becomes Electra today > I noticed "The Haunting" appeared every so often on > the screen as though it was a movie title. Does > anyone know why this happened? What does it mean? It means a TV engineer pressed the wrong button a couple of times.

> I am always surprised that people think of the Martin > Luther King Day as an "African-American" holiday. > While he may have been an African-American, he > worked and fought against prejudice of any kind. > And I would want to schedule assorted films that > address that issue - > Crossfire > Philadelphia > The Grapes Of Wrath > Gandhi > Something Of Value > Bordertown > tc. > > Kyle In Hollywood That would be like having a Columbus Day Parade and having a bunch of Irish guys show up, or having a St. Patrick's Day Parade and having a bunch of Italians show up.

Here is Sybil Jason in "I Found Stella Parish": http://www.dreamstarlets.com/lobby/main/moviess/sjstella.html

After seeing Richard Crenna's lousy remake of "Double Indemnity", I don't even want to think about this. "Doh... sometimes murder smells like honeysuckle." "Doh... I couldn't hear the sound of my own footsteps." "Dang, that girl sure had a perty ankle bracelet." The original got 7 Academy Award nominations. The remake got nothing but a one-way ticket to Palookaville.

That's one of those years when they should have given out several awards for the same category.

Lol, we all have multiple posts from time to time. Mainly on individual threads, but sometimes at the start of a new thread.

"The Letter"