For 330 was a major Warmer Brothers player in the 1930's and the 1940's.
Bruce where are you?
I am just drawing a complete blank!
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O.K. seeing that 330 has obviously stumped everyone I will now reveal that the actress in question to be Ann Sheridan. Take Me To Town from 1953, which was made by Universal international after her time at Warmer Brothers had come to an end. My clue had referred to Warner Brothers originally naming her as being Hollywood's Oomph Girl
The following is a paperback book cover of a first-ever full length biography which was only published on 18 July 2024.
Two films she will be remembered for are Kings Row (1942) and I Was A Male War Bride (1949 ) as featured below.
331 332 Everyone seems to have been struggling a little in recent times to recognise, or to work out the answers for this quiz Let's see now then how we fare with these latest two lovelies.
Another clue for 331 is had a son who was most famous for starring in a very successful long running television soap opera,
A final clue is Peter Pan.
Well, that makes it Mary Martin. Son Larry Hagmann of Dallas, I Dream of Jeannie, etc. The movie was tough to find, but finally found it as a lobby for Happy Go Lucky.
First book, but not first movie. Kind of a cheat. I suspected Casino Royale based on the hint, but that film came out 5 years after Dr No. Colombia owned the rights to that one book, while United Artists owned rights to the rest. Columbia decided to make a spoof of the successful franchise with 7 Bonds. Horrible confusing film IMO. Didn't get proper treatment until the Daniel Craig version nearly 40 years later.
Almost forgot. Ursula Andress, who also starred in Dr No, the actual first Bond film.
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Somewhere over the coming hours I am hoping an answer may be forthcoming.
There is a clue in my last sentence.
No idea the movie but the legs belong to Judy Garland.
The somewhere over the rainbow wording in my previous posting referred to the lyrics somewhere over the rainbow from Judy's The Wizard Of Oz film.
The above rwo actresses may, or maybe not present a problem.
A clue For 330 is The ..... girl
Let's recap my earlier clues. Both images are from 1950's films. 329 clue is Adaptation and 330 is The ...... Girl.
Some new clues then. For 329 Not your normal cast featured in a major mainstream film from that period of time,
For 330 was a major Warmer Brothers player in the 1930's and the 1940's.
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My clue had referred to Warner Brothers originally naming her as being Hollywood's Oomph Girl
The following is a paperback book cover of a first-ever full length biography which was only published on 18 July 2024.
Two films she will be remembered for are Kings Row (1942) and I Was A Male War Bride (1949 ) as featured below.
Combine this clue with my precious clues and I would have to think an answer should not be too far away in in being forthcoming.
Hopefully a correct answer will arrive here soon, otherwise I will have to reveal the answer
Well, that makes it Mary Martin. Son Larry Hagmann of Dallas, I Dream of Jeannie, etc.
The movie was tough to find, but finally found it as a lobby for Happy Go Lucky.
One of the above two images shouldn't prove to be a problem in answering. Not so sure about the other one though.
I did think Jay that you would know this one.
A 333 clue is invariably cited as being the first of many.
An expanded image that hopefully will assist.
I suspected Casino Royale based on the hint, but that film came out 5 years after Dr No. Colombia owned the rights to that one book, while United Artists owned rights to the rest. Columbia decided to make a spoof of the successful franchise with 7 Bonds. Horrible confusing film IMO. Didn't get proper treatment until the Daniel Craig version nearly 40 years later.
Almost forgot. Ursula Andress, who also starred in Dr No, the actual first Bond film.
. Ursula Andress in Casino Royale from 1967.
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