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  •  295
     296
    Two more well known ladies to be identified.
  • I could be wrong on one or both, but I feel like those are Lana Turner and Rita Hayworth.
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  • edited May 2024
    Bruce said:
    I could be wrong on one or both, but I feel like those are Lana Turner and Rita Hayworth.
    Excellent answer for 295 as it is Lana Turner. Is she a favourite of yours, as I can remember you commenting about her in the past?

    The below scene is from The Bad And The Beautiful from 1952.

     
    The 296 answer isn't Rita Hayworth though.


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    The original and now also bonus image for 296 hoping to assist.
  • A clue for 296 is one of the golden years of Hollywood's best remembered dancers.
  • Cyd Charisse?
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  • edited June 2024
    HONDO said:
    A clue for 296 is one of the golden years of Hollywood's best remembered dancers.
    Bruce said:
    Cyd Charisse?
    Sorry not her.

    A Final clue for 296 is will be remembered for performing a particular style of dancing.
  • Look like tap shoes.  Eleanor Powell?  Can't find a match though.
  • Ann Miller?
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  • jayn_j said:
    Look like tap shoes.  Eleanor Powell?  Can't find a match though.
    Sorry but not her either.
  • Bruce said:
    Ann Miller?
    Yes 296 is indeed the great Ann Miller from Two Tickets To Broadway from 1951. 

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  •  297  298 
    Two part time only actresses this time around.
  • I know there is a movie called Red Garters, and the star was Rosemary Clooney, who was more singer than actress, so that seems to fit well for 297. But I did not try to find the image.
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  • Bruce said:
    I know there is a movie called Red Garters, and the star was Rosemary Clooney, who was more singer than actress, so that seems to fit well for 297. But I did not try to find the image.
    Correct. It is Rosemary Clooney, George Clooney's Aunt in real life, as she appeared in Red Garters in 1954.

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  • I believe 298 is Teresa Brewer.  Those Redheads From Seattle was her only film role, as she was primarily a Big Band singer
  • jayn_j said:
    I believe 298 is Teresa Brewer.  Those Redheads From Seattle was her only film role, as she was primarily a Big Band singer
    Yes it is Teresa Brewer in her only theatrical film that she appeared in. Those Redheads From Seattle was released in 1953.

      

  •  299       300
    The next two lovely ladies to have a think about.
  • Is 299 Gina in Hunchback from 1956?
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  • Bruce said:
    Is 299 Gina in Hunchback from 1956?
    Yes it is Gina Lollobrigida in the 1956 version of The Hunchback Of Notre Dame,

       
          
  • And I waited to give someone else a chance, but isn't 300 Maureen O'Hara in the 39 Hunchback?
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  • Bruce said:
    And I waited to give someone else a chance, but isn't 300 Maureen O'Hara in the 39 Hunchback?
    It is indeed Maureen O'Hara in the 1939 version of The Hunchback Of Notre Dame. A very much superior version to the 1956 remake.

     
  • HONDO said:

    A very much superior version to the 1956 remake.

    I like Anthony Quinn, but he was no Charles Laughton, surely one of the finest actors EVER!
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  •  301  302
    Two more images for one to try to find answers for.
  • 302 is Janet Leigh in Jet Pilot (1957), a film I occasionally watch for the cool old airplanes.  I do have some lobbies, but not that one.

  • jayn_j said:
    302 is Janet Leigh in Jet Pilot (1957), a film I occasionally watch for the cool old airplanes.  I do have some lobbies, but not that one.
    Correct.. An interesting fact is that the film although shot in late 1949 and early 1950 was only finally released in 1957.   



  • A clue for 301 is World War 1.
  • I know, but will let others have a shot.
  • edited June 2024


    For 301 an expanded image that hopefully may assist.
  • 301 Mata Hara 1931
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  • Bruce said:
    301 Mata Hara 1931
    Correct. The great Greta Garbo is of course the actress we were after..

     
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