So far, I have prevailed over various technical issues. Wish me luck.
And for Tuesday, a mystery gent.
Gosh, what a great response from the L.A. Daily Mirror regulars!
Please congratulate:
Bronson Bias (mystery guest), Gregory Moore (mystery movie and guest), Mary Mallory (right mystery guest/wrong movie), David Inman (mystery movie and guest), Patrick (mystery movie and guest), Don Danard (mystery guest), Tim Doherty (mystery guest), Native Baltimoron (mystery guest), Patricia Ann (mystery guest), Rick Scott (mystery guest/wrong movie), Patrice Roe (mystery guest), Louis (mystery guest), Michael Ryerson (mystery guest), Gary Martin (mystery movie and guest), Jenny M (mystery guest), Floyd Thursby (mystery guest), William (mystery guest/wrong movie), Dewey Webb (mystery guest), Mike Hawks (mystery guest), LC (mystery guest), Ed (mystery guest), Bob Hansen (mystery guest), Rick (mystery guest), moviepas (mystery guest) and Suzanne Annette Stone (mystery guest).
And for Wednesday…
Please congratulate Jenny M (mystery movie/cast), Dewey Webb (mystery movie/cast–yes it is), Gary Martin (Tuesday’s mystery gent and companion), Mary Mallory (mystery movie/cast), Julie Merholz (mystery movie/cast), Ed (Tuesday’s mystery gent), Patrick (Tuesday’s mystery gent and companion), William (mystery movie/cast), Don Danard (Tuesday’s mystery gent), LC (mystery movie), Floyd Thursby (mystery movie/gent), Greg Clancey (mystery gent/wrong film), Bruce (mystery gent/wrong film), Roget-L.A. (mystery movie/cast), Rick Scott (Tuesday’s mystery gent), Patrice Roe (mystery gent/wrong film)
And for Thursday, a mystery danseuse.
Please congratulate Mary Mallory (mystery guest/s), Don Danard (mystery movie), Patrick (mystery guest), Julie Merholz (mystery guest), Roget-L.A. (mystery guest), Bob Levinson (Monday’s mystery gent), Mike Hawks (mystery movie, cast), Barbara Klein (mystery movie, cast), Diane Ely (Monday’s and Tuesday’s mystery gents).
And for Friday, some mystery (totally not) folks….
Please congratulate Dewey Webb (Thursday’s danseuse), Patrick (Thursday’s danseuse), Don Danard (Thursday’s danseuse), Roget-L.A. (Thursday’s danseuse) and Barbara Klein Thursday’s danseuse).
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charles winninger
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Charles “Vote for O’Leary” Winninger in CONEY ISLAND, 1943
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Charles Winninger in SHOW BOAT?
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Charles Winninger — “Coney Island”?
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Monday = Charles Winninger.
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Charles Winninger but I don’t know what movie it is.
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Charlie Winniger?
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Charles Winninger, actor
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My guess is Lloyd Corrigan, and I wish both of us good luck!
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Is this man Charles Winninger ?
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Charles Winninger in the 1945 version of “State Fair.”
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Charles Winninger?
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Gene Lockhart?
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No clue about the movie but I think that’s Charles Winninger.
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Charlie Winninger playing it broad as usual
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Charles Winninger in ….
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Charles Winninger
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Charles Winninger.
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I see a straw boater in the bkgd. How about Coney Island?
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Lloyd Corrigan definitely!
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charles winninger ……”Nothing Sacred”, 1937
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Charles Winninger
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Charles Winninger in?
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Charles Winninger
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I think it’s Charles Winninger
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Lloyd Corrigan for sure.
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Character actor stood out in scenes.
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It’s good ol’ Charles Winninger, but I don’t know what movie. Maybe Summer Holiday?
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Charles Winninger
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“Coney Island” from 1943.
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Charles Winniger
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Charles Winninger
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Charles Winniger.
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Phil Silvers in Coney Island
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Phil Silvers
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Phil Silvers and (gasp) Betty Grable.I love Betty Grable!!
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Coney Island
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CONEY ISLAND and Phil Silvers.
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Is Monday Charles Winninger
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Coney Island with today Phil Silvers, Betty Grable, George Montgomery, Cesar Romero
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Tuesday is Phil Silvers
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Tuesday = Phil Silvers is glad to see Betty Grable.
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For Tues:…movie is “Coney Island”, 1943. Mystery Guest with turban is Phil Silvers
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Is that Betty Grable?
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Phil Silvers in the Spotlight today.
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Oops! I forgot to list the movie, it is Coney Island (1943).
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This is Phil Silvers so that would make the movie “Coney Island.”
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Phil Silver in “A Thousand and One Nights”
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Gotta be Phil Silvers. Probably “A thousand and one nights” (1945)
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Monday: Charles Winninger; Tuesday: Phil Silvers; Movie: “Coney Island” (1943)
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Tuesday is Phil Silvers
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Phil Silvers – A Thousand and One Nights?
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Betty with the Solidaires?
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Wednesday’s is Lena Horne
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I’d say the movie is “Coney Island” from ’43, based on the cast.
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Wednesday = Betty Grable not quite in blackface.
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Million Dollar Legs…Grable
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Wednesday: Betty Grable in black-face?
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Charlie Winninger
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Guessing Wednesday’s girl is Joan Crawford in black face, and the movie is Torch Song.
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Phil Silvers for tuesday and Betty Grable for today in CONEY ISLAND 1943.
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“Coney Island.”
Charles Winninger (Monday), Phil Silvers (Tuesday), Betty Grable (Wednesday).
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Monday photo: Charles Winninger?
Tuesday photo: Phil Silvers?
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Carmen D’Antonio ( spelling approximate)
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Gypsy Rose Lee today.
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betty grable in coney island
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Thursday = Carmen D’Antonio
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Thursday’s Dancing Lady is the intriguing Carmen D’Antonio.
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I believe Thursday’s mystery “specialty dancer” is Carmen D’Antonio.
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Carmen D’Antonio
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Cesar and Betty.
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Friday = George Montgomery, Betty Grable and Cesar Romero.
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Carmen D’Antonio, Cesar Romero, who was a very good dancer …in several B Grable films, and the afore mentioned Betty Grable of whom I cannot get enough.
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In several of her films Betty danced with Hermes Pan who also did her choreography. Since he was Fred Astaire’s shadow, does any one in the brain trust know why Betty and Fred never made a film together. Granted she was not the perfectionist he was but I think he would have inspired her to give it her best shot. She had so much going for her but a really an unchallenged and wasted talent.
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George Montgomery, Betty Grable and Cesar Romero for friday.
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George Montgomery, Betty Grable, and Cesar Romero
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Friday is Cesar Romero and Betty Grable
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Friday is Betty Grable and Cesar Romero in “Coney Island” (1943).
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Oh, and partial view of… probably George Montgomery.
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