Movieland Mystery Photo


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Just a reminder on how this works: I post the mystery photo on Monday and reveal the answer on Friday … or on Saturday if I have a hard time picking only five pictures; sometimes it’s difficult to choose. To keep the mystery photo from getting lost in the other entries, I move it from Monday to Tuesday to Wednesday, etc., adding a photo every day.

I have to approve all comments, so if your guess is posted immediately, that means you’re wrong. (And if a wrong guess has already been submitted by someone else, there’s no point in submitting it again).

If you’re right, you will have to wait until Friday or Saturday. There’s no need to submit your guess five times. Once is enough. The only reward is bragging rights.

Last week’s mystery guest was Patricia Morison and the weekend mystery guest was May Wynn!

There’s a new photo on the jump!


Los Angeles Times file photo

Here’s another photo of our mystery guest. Please congratulate Mary Mallory, Mike Hawks, Lee Ann Bailey, Periwinkle, James Curtis, Waldo Lydecker, Space Hanlon and Rick Scott for identifying him!


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Here’s Wednesday’s photo of our mystery guest. Please congratulate Jenny M. for identifying him!


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And another photo of our mystery fellow. Please congratulate Eve for identifying him!

Here’s Friday’s photo of our mystery guest. Please congratulate Dennis Gilliam and Patricia van Hartesveldt for identifying him!

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31 Responses to Movieland Mystery Photo

  1. Mary Mallory says:

    It’s Robert Warwick!

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  2. Mike Hawks says:

    The man is Robert Warwick.

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  3. Lee Ann Bailey says:

    Is this a very young Robert Warwick?

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  4. periwinkle says:

    Robert Warwick. Favorite Warwick film “Sullivan’s Travels.”

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  5. James Curtis says:

    It appears to be Robert Warwick.

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  6. Cold in PHX says:

    Henny Youngman

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  7. Waldo Lydecker says:

    Robert Warwick, whose 40-year film career went from leading man in the silent era to that of dignified character roles when the talkies arrived.

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  8. Anne Papineau says:

    Francis X. Bushman

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  9. Robert S. says:

    Mack Sennett?

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  10. Rick Scott says:

    Robert Warwick…later a character actor well into the 50’s

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  11. Gregory Moore says:

    Milton Sills?

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  12. Anne Papineau says:

    Bryant Washburn, I know I’m wrong.

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  13. Jenny M says:

    Robert Warwick

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  14. Dwight says:

    David Manners

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  15. Stacia says:

    I just saw “Touch of Evil” again, and now the mystery guest looks like a very young Ray Collins to me. I’m very impressionable.
    Also, those eyes on Tuesday’s pic? AUGH.

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  16. Sandy says:

    Sir Cedric Hardwicke

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  17. Eve says:

    Robert Warwick?

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  18. Native Angeleno says:

    ‘Enry ‘Iggins. In drag.
    No.

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  19. Mary mallory says:

    Is today’s photo from Elizabeth and Essex?

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  20. Sandy says:

    Based on Tuesday, the world’s first eye transplant recipient?

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  21. Arye (Leslie) Michael Bender says:

    Samuel Goldfish before he changed his name to Goldwyn and while he had hair?

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  22. Barbara Klein says:

    Eduard Franz

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  23. Arye (Leslie) Michael Bender says:

    Just saw the new jumpers.
    Sure looks like the first X man, Mr.Bushman. With a name like Francis, he had to be good.

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  24. rick says:

    Robert Warwick

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  25. Patricia van Hartesveldt says:

    Thanks to Mary Mallory for the clue: Robert Warwick?

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  26. LC says:

    Cliff Hall

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  27. Joan Y. Compagno says:

    Wallace Reid?

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  28. It is my fellow Sacramenton, Robert Warwick.

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  29. Lynne Levine says:

    It’s Tyrone Power, Sr.

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  30. Stacia says:

    Dangit, if I had just watched “I Married A Witch” sooner, I would have got this one!

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