Shall We Play A Game?

 

1. RIGHT, Little Buddy.  Too easy except for B who must be Charles.  Damn, I know that face…

   Posted by Oink       02/19/2005  at  10:13 PM  



2. Laughton

   Posted by Steel Turman       02/19/2005  at  10:32 PM  



3. No.
   Some magnate from the 20’s?  Not an actor.

   Posted by Oink       02/19/2005  at  10:41 PM  



4. Popular character actor from the 30s & 40s - Charles Coburn

   Posted by JustAGoober       02/20/2005  at  12:03 AM  



5. What’s my prize for this stroll down memory lane? 

   PS:  Where’s Lenny? 

   Posted by Tannenberg       02/20/2005  at  12:31 AM  



6. YOUR PRIZE—a bale of hay, for being an ass.  But you’re right.  Maybe he played a magnate?  Otherwise (impossible to imagine) I am full of .
   Here’s a photo w/o the hat.
   ?path=pgallery&path_key=Coburn, Charles

   D. I knew from WILD BILL HICKOK
   E. from HIGHWAY PATROL
   F. from MARYANN GETS THE CLAP

   The others are slam-dunks.

   Posted by Oink       02/20/2005  at  01:44 AM  



7. Good idea, OLDCAT.  I didn’t need multiple choice to name nine of them, altho D & E micht be obscure to younger folks. 

   Then you add some obscure character-actor with a hat covering his face.... He was in such memorable 1930’s films as Knickerbockers Holiday and Idiot’s Delight.

   (Forgetting that I saw him last week in The Lady Eve ... and he was in Monkey Business & Gentlemen Prefer Blonds.)

   Posted by Oink       02/20/2005  at  01:32 PM  



8. Orson = J
   Allan = F
   Oliver = C
   Andy = D
   Charles = B
   Raymond = G
   WC = I
   Boderick = E
   Winston = A
   Walter = H

   Posted by Yellow Dog       02/20/2005  at  04:53 PM  

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