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> News filted:
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>>"R H Draney" <
dado...@spamcop.net> wrote in message
>>news:ldh7l...@drn.newsguy.com...
>>>
>>> I also show John Clarke, uncredited in IAMMMMW as a helicopter pilot,
>>> and
>>> a
>>> sometime cast member on "Days of Our Lives" as Mickey Horton, still
>>> living....r
>>
>> Was he the one who spied on Don Knotts and Phil Silvers when 'Otto
>>Meyer' (Silvers) was telling Knotts some wild story?
>
> Not sure...IMDb also doesn't list the African-American actress in the
> loaded-down car with Nick "Lightnin'" Stewart when they get run off the
> road...anybody?...
The Unknown Actress!
> (If you can identify her, I'll let you try to name the adorable actress in
> "Duck
> Soup" who comes to the stateroom looking for her Aunt Minnie)....r
Um, nobody!
That's because the film with the famous stateroom scene was "A
Night at the Opera" (1935), not "Duck Soup" (1933).
A rare error from the doctah!
I don't know who the adorable actress was, but I remember the
'Aunt Minnie' line!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0026778/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast
Do you believe it was Bess Flowers, who was 37 then? (see below
for where she later appeared!)
BTW, the ship's officer (uncredited) was Stanley Blystone, who had
seven memorable appearances in Three Stooges shorts.
(how he got in their shorts I don't know!)
["False Alarms", Half-Shot Shooters", "Spook Louder", "Back
from the Front" "Three Little Twirps" with Curly, and "Out West" with Shemp
in '47] He had a rough, gruff menacing voice, with a mustache. You can't
miss him!