#51
Posted: 4/27/05 at 11:10am
I dinna think so... He may have wanted the visuals too!
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#52
Posted: 4/27/05 at 11:51am
Sweet God Almighty!!!
THAT was the most welcome sight I have seen in a LONG LONG TIME!!
Cookie, you are my personal god!!
..and yes, serenading would lure me out as well. (especially if your singing would annoy my jerk of a neighbor!!!) :)
ps. would you just look at the joy in that photo!!! Does a soul good.
THAT was the most welcome sight I have seen in a LONG LONG TIME!!
Cookie, you are my personal god!!
..and yes, serenading would lure me out as well. (especially if your singing would annoy my jerk of a neighbor!!!) :)
ps. would you just look at the joy in that photo!!! Does a soul good.
"ubiquitous"
#53
Posted: 4/27/05 at 11:55am
*ahem* I believe that title belongs to a certain Mr. Ledger, of which I shall not take away...
Addy's singing would enchant. My singing would certainly annoy... :)
But yay! Smiles from AndyHardy!
Addy's singing would enchant. My singing would certainly annoy... :)
But yay! Smiles from AndyHardy!
#54
Posted: 4/27/05 at 11:55am
Okay Andy--which word is she singing in that shot?
"And"
"it was grand"
"just to stand"
"with his hand"
"holding miiiine"
or
"till the end of the liiiiiiine!"
"And"
"it was grand"
"just to stand"
"with his hand"
"holding miiiine"
or
"till the end of the liiiiiiine!"
#55
Posted: 4/27/05 at 12:05pm
Do you guys remember when WGN out of Chicago would show "Meet Me in St. Louis" every Thanksgiving...that was always my favorite part of the holiday...Judy in that red dress singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."
#56
Posted: 4/27/05 at 12:07pm
PJ, I'm thinking "holding mine" -- as she is grasping her hand. :)
Cookie, your voice would not annoy me -- remember I hear myself every day in the shower.
..and as for Mr. Ledger (and to relate to this thread) he won my heart when he said that he loved Judy Garland and Gene Kelly and would love to do a re-make of The Pirate. Hey, the guy's got taste.
Cookie, your voice would not annoy me -- remember I hear myself every day in the shower.
..and as for Mr. Ledger (and to relate to this thread) he won my heart when he said that he loved Judy Garland and Gene Kelly and would love to do a re-make of The Pirate. Hey, the guy's got taste.
"ubiquitous"
#57
Posted: 4/27/05 at 12:09pm
NCGuy, nice. Judy, the red dress, a great ballad -- a lot to be thankful for on those Thanksgivings.
"ubiquitous"
#58
Posted: 4/27/05 at 12:26pm
Victor/Victoria......though none of these choices were among my favorite movie musicals......
#63
Posted: 4/27/05 at 1:02pm
Cookie...are just trying to keep a grin on my face all day long? Well, just so you know, you are succeeding.
Tommy Rall...Tommy Rall...Tommy Rall...my crush since I was 13 years old. What a talent!
Tommy Rall...Tommy Rall...Tommy Rall...my crush since I was 13 years old. What a talent!
"ubiquitous"
#65
Posted: 4/27/05 at 1:35pm
AAHHHHH! Howard Keel is fine (in many ways) but...
its Kathryn Grayson's *ss!!!
The sight made me LOL.
(As Olympia Dukakis says in Steel Magnolias, "Slap her!")
*edit* what's up with Madam Grayson's left hand?
its Kathryn Grayson's *ss!!!
The sight made me LOL.
(As Olympia Dukakis says in Steel Magnolias, "Slap her!")
*edit* what's up with Madam Grayson's left hand?
"ubiquitous"
Updated On: 4/27/05 at 01:35 PM
#66
Posted: 4/27/05 at 1:38pm
I remember being a very young 'un watching this on PBS for the very first time. I was rolling on the stone cold floor laughing at that scene. And thought Ann Miller was the cat's meow during her dance sequences...
#67
Posted: 4/27/05 at 1:53pm
Picturing Cookie as a wee tot rolling on the floor laughing at a Cole Porter musical. 
...and as for Ms. Miller, I think I wanted her to stop blocking Tommy Rall. He was the "dog's woof!"
Funny, I first saw Kiss Me Kate on PBS as well when I was a boy.
Cheers to Public Broadcasting!!
...and as for Ms. Miller, I think I wanted her to stop blocking Tommy Rall. He was the "dog's woof!"
Funny, I first saw Kiss Me Kate on PBS as well when I was a boy.
Cheers to Public Broadcasting!!
"ubiquitous"
#68
Posted: 4/27/05 at 1:56pm
Public television... introducing people everywhere to musical theatre, past and present....
#69
Posted: 4/27/05 at 2:50pm
Oh, and I believe Ms. Grayson is doing the precursor to Idina hands
#71
Posted: 4/27/05 at 5:50pm
just to get back to Judy - I need to be able to act that happy! Maybe I need a high starched collar and some high top shoes and some hair piled high upon my head...
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?
#73
Posted: 4/27/05 at 5:54pm
did you ride the trolley in SF, BT?
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#74
Posted: 4/27/05 at 5:54pm
and those lips ...
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?
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