#501
Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:44pm
Here they both are in action!
Updated On: 7/19/05 at 06:44 PM
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#502
Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:45pm
"Daddy Longlegs" was a 20th Century-Fox flick.
#503
Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:47pm
I'm slufooting myself on outta here 'cuz the gym's calling my name. I'll catch up with you guys later! 
#504
Posted: 7/19/05 at 6:48pm
Ah, thanks Marquise.
They must be the company that made one of my all time favorites - You Were Never Lovelier, but I guess we shouldn't stray from M-G-M = the greatest of them all, here.
They must be the company that made one of my all time favorites - You Were Never Lovelier, but I guess we shouldn't stray from M-G-M = the greatest of them all, here.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#505
Posted: 7/19/05 at 7:29pm
YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER was Columbia.
Updated On: 7/19/05 at 07:29 PM
#506
Posted: 7/19/05 at 7:31pm
Thanks Rog. I need my DVD of Lovelier back. It's been on loan for too long. :)
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#507
Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:57pm
"Didja ever see a picture called COVER GIRL? Who do you think did all the dancing in that?"
"Hey - You're not RITA HAYWORTH?!?!"
"Hey - You're not RITA HAYWORTH?!?!"
"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"
#508
Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:16pm
1941's "Lady Be Good" contains a priceless scene where the on-screen husband and wife song-writing team of Dixis Donegan and Eddie Crane (Ann Southern and Robert Young) collaborate on writing a song called, "Lady Be Good."
This is a wonderful bit, if you haven't seen it.
This is a wonderful bit, if you haven't seen it.
Updated On: 7/19/05 at 10:16 PM
#509
Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:23pm
I'll hopefully see it next time I stay at AndyHardy's.
Thanks Jose. :)
Thanks Jose. :)
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#510
Posted: 7/24/05 at 8:44pm
Jose, you are right - that is a great bit where they are working out the words to that song - - - Oh sweet and lovely... blah blah blah blah...
I sing for myself. I sing when I want, whenever I want to, just for me. I sing for my own pleasure. Do you understand that?
Updated On: 7/24/05 at 08:44 PM
#513
Posted: 8/16/05 at 11:05am
Thanks dear, I can't believe I'm one year old already!
I sing for myself. I sing when I want, whenever I want to, just for me. I sing for my own pleasure. Do you understand that?
#515
Posted: 10/8/05 at 5:35am
Bump.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#516
Posted: 10/8/05 at 9:37am
Weather here is pretty ****e......only one thing could possibly make this bearable today - Mister Kelly and his umbrella...
...fragment of the day...
#517
Posted: 10/8/05 at 12:26pm
uh...Girl Crazy..although I have never seen it. I like it cause of the gershwin songs. And Crazy For You is based on it. And I love Creazy For you.
also, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Victor/Victoria.
also, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Victor/Victoria.
<--- the set of A Midsummer Night's Dream that I was assistant stage manager for during the 2007 season at the STNJ outdoor stage.
-Dre- You must remember all the same that at the crux of every game is knowing when it's time to leave the table... And it's important to be artful in your exit. No turning back, you must accept the con is done... It was a ball, it was a blast. And it's a shame it couldn't last. But every chapter has to end, you must agree.
~Dirty Rotten Scoundrels~
There's a special kind of people known as show people. We live in a world full of dreams. Sometimes we're not too certain what's false and what's real. But we're seldom in doubt about what we feel.
~Curtains~
It is a far, far better thing I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest I go to, than I have ever known.
~A Tale of Two Cities ~
~Dirty Rotten Scoundrels~
~Curtains~
~A Tale of Two Cities ~
#518
Posted: 10/8/05 at 12:59pm
don't kill me but I loved "I love Melvin"
Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'connor were so cute together...and I liked the songs too.
Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'connor were so cute together...and I liked the songs too.
Norbert Leo Butz quotes about John Lithgow: "He's really clumsy. One of the joys in life is to watch a great big huge man totally wipe out backstage. It takes John about three minutes to hit the floor. It's like watching a Great Sequoia falling gracelessly."
Updated On: 10/8/05 at 12:59 PM
#519
Posted: 10/8/05 at 1:01pm
Glebby - great bump :) I think I might just have to go spend this rainy saturday afternoon watching the Mr. Monotony outtakes and then follow it quickly with a Harvey Girls chaser.
I sing for myself. I sing when I want, whenever I want to, just for me. I sing for my own pleasure. Do you understand that?
#520
Posted: 10/23/05 at 4:06pm
I'm watching Molly Brown on PBS right now.
"The gods who nurse this universe think little of mortals' cares. They sit in crowds on exclusive clouds and laugh at our love affairs. I might have had a real romance if they'd given me a chance. I loved him, but he didn't love me. I wanted him, but he didn't want me. Then the gods had a spree and indulged in another whim. Now he loves me, but I don't love him." - Cole Porter
#521
Posted: 10/23/05 at 4:12pm
Isn't that weird? I was just thinking about the Molly Brown movie. Who's the choreographer for that? Is it Gennaro?
#522
Posted: 10/23/05 at 4:21pm
Yup.
"The gods who nurse this universe think little of mortals' cares. They sit in crowds on exclusive clouds and laugh at our love affairs. I might have had a real romance if they'd given me a chance. I loved him, but he didn't love me. I wanted him, but he didn't want me. Then the gods had a spree and indulged in another whim. Now he loves me, but I don't love him." - Cole Porter
#523
Posted: 10/23/05 at 10:59pm
I adore I LOVE MELVIN. It's completely unpretentious, but full of charm and with a delightful Mack Gordon-Josef Myrow score. You're right, cserranie - Reynolds and O'Connor are pretty darn adorable together. And I love little Noreen Corcoran: "Troubles are just like lollypops. They're here. They're gone."
This and GIVE A GIRL A BREAK are my two favorite forgotten MGM musicals of the 1950s
This and GIVE A GIRL A BREAK are my two favorite forgotten MGM musicals of the 1950s
"Christ, Bette Davis?!?!"
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