mrsl wrote:I LOVE that photo of Bob Mitchum. I wish I knew how to do avatars because I would definitely use that for mine.

I could fix up an avatar for you, Anne. If you like.

Dear Mr. Tabesh, Like Birdy, I want to thank you for TCM's frequent birthday salutes to lesser known actors and actresses. Is there any chance of seeing a salute to Anita Louise this coming January 9? Also, has TCM the rights to show Patrick the Great (1945)? The film is a remake of Deanna Durbin's ...

jondaris,

Try looking in your left hand. I often find missing things in my left hand...

Quite a picture.

Stills of Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers in My Best Girl currently brighten my desktop. I'm thinking Fred and Ginger might dance there next...

I believe an MP3 of Jane Powell singing "Ave Maria" may be purchased from the following site:

http://www.rhapsody.com/album/holiday-i ... =art.34841

I hope this helps you!

Carrie, the silent screen child star lost his boyish charm by his early teens and retired from the screen in the early 1930s. He concentrated on the production end of films as a producer, director and cinematographer. De Lacy married his high school sweetheart and lived a productive life until his ...

mongoII wrote:JULY 25th. BIRTHDAYS

PHILIPPE De LACY (1917 - 1995)

Whatever became of Philippe?

And by the way, thank you, mongo, for posting these birthday photos. I'm enjoying them!

movieman1957 wrote:Lovely to see you here again.

How kind you are! Thank you, Chris.

I just chanced upon this thread, and enjoyed it so much I thought I'd add my own lists. So here they are, probably incomplete, and without rhyme or reason to their order beyond listing Frances Dee first. Actresses: Frances Dee Anita Louise Ginger Rogers Ann Harding Janet Gaynor Andrea Leeds Loretta ...

What a sweet photo of Rita and Rebecca. It reminds me of what Jack Lemmon once said about the relationship Rita had with her daughters: "It's heartwarming to see Rita with those two kids. I spent a couple of afternoons with the three of them in Rita's flat in Mayfair, and I've never seen a warm...

Mongo,
I think candids may be my favorite kind of classic movie stills, as opposed to publicity shots or scene stills. I can't wait to see your coming posts.

CoffeeDan wrote:Ahem -- I'm the "someone" who started the pronunciation thread on the TCM boards.

Oh hello! I hope you don't mind my starting this thread.

Regarding the unhappy ending of Love ... The version I watched showed a brief clip of her at the station and then stepping out in front of the train. I saw the same thing when Love was aired on TCM in June. They showed the film with the happy ending, then two intertitles reading: "What you have...

Thank you, Chris, I do have that particular TCM Remembers.

What I'm looking for is the kind of bit they show in the days following a star's passing. I was told they aired a special one for Frances, as they did recently for Cyd Charisse.

Could anyone help me get hold of the following Frances Dee films? I'll be glad to pay the expenses of materials and shipping. I'd love to have as many of these films as possible, so this list will be kept up-to-date. At the moment, I'm looking for... 1930: A Man from Wyoming Manslaughter 1931: June ...