Masha...congratulations on your marriage. I have folllowed some of the shenanigans of you two kids from the days of being over at TCM-City. I wish you both years of love and happiness.

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Thank you Kingrat. Hope I'm not pushing the issue of Frances Williams too much. I found her to be a delight. I don't mind the sturm und drang and dramatics in "The Great Lie." "Her Sister's Secret" was a quieter take on the subject. Oooh, looks like that was covered in "The ...

It’s often tricky recommending movies to folks. I’m glad you enjoyed “HER SISTER’S SECRET” Moira and I do hope others catch this film. It’s a quiet film, not overwrought. I think it could show what Edgar G. Ulmer could do. Irregardless of budget, he knew how to get a story across. http://i618.photob...

Red, your only solution is to move to Beaver Dam.

Well, don'cha think getting TCM is WORTH it?

While “State of the Union” appealed to my brain, “Mr. Smith...” appealed to heart You've just summed up the effectiveness of Frank Capra. Especially those I consider the four great ones. SMITH, DEEDS, DOE and that Christmas movie! American classics. I agree with you wholeheartedly Red. I do have to ...

WHAT?????!!!

You get Svengoolie but not TCM?

...I wish that they were showing Ulmer's Carnegie Hall (1947), which is kind of a bio of the landmark featuring great music, of course, but also Marsha Hunt, whose (most consistent) leading man in that movie is ...Frank McHugh! (not the usual pick, huh?--but quite an interesting choice, as F.Mc. wa...

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[u][color=#BF0000]RedRiver[/color][/u] wrote:Cine-Monty!

A PLACE IN THE SUN is a great movie in all respects. Some people like WILD RIVER more than I do. I was quite young the only time I saw it. It deserves another chance, as do I!

LOL! Cine-Monty? Haaaa....thanx Red. As for deserving another chance...you're a cat with nine lives.

I'd have programmed his birthday differently as well. "Wild River" "A Place in the Sun" for starters.

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I know who should be weighing in on this when she reads this. Thanxx for spotlighting Laraine Day, Moira.

I got the chance to participate in the "HOLLYWOOD'S HISPANIC HERITAGE BLOGATHON" along with my partners-in-crime here at the Oasis. If you get a chance, check out my review of "BORDER INCIDENT." Whew! I felt like I [/u] was crossing the border. Tomorrow, the blog will be live wit...

kingrat wrote:Wouldn't a lot of actresses like to have lips like Henry Hull?

LOL!!! I daresay YES, Brother Rat!