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dinost		#181	[-]
Jun 15 11 9:54 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I would F: Lenore Aubert Marry: Zita Johann And Kill: Una O'Connor
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delgadosaur		#182	[-]
Jun 15 11 2:09 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ramsey Ames is hot. Okay, revising top three,in not order, in the forties: Ilona Massey Ramsey Ames Evelyn Ankers
HalLane	The Mommy's Tomb	#183	[-]
Jul 1 11 1:59 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	While the board was down this week, I attended a funeral service for Dorothy Harman, sister in law of Elyse Knox. Dorothy's son is married to my wife's cousin, so yes, I am distantly related to Isobel Evans from THE MUMMY'S TOMB. Dorothy was laid to rest at Forest Lawn here in Buffalo. She was 101 years old (!). It's a sobering thought. Kharis attended the proceedings in spirit.
delgadosaur		#184	[-]
Jul 2 11 12:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What a great post, Hal.
HalLane		#185	[-]
Jul 4 11 6:22 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks, d. It was a very humbling experience. The mausoleum kind of reminded me of the Mapleton Museum. Plenty of marble, and glass doors you can shove a security guard through. I always mentally associate those vaults with urns, but I guess you can still put whole caskets in there too, and they don't waste any time about it, either. Quoting my cousin, I finally got to see how they do it (forklift). And I hope never to see it again! I can't even imagine what it was like being a teenager in the 1920s, and seeing the birth of sound movies from the beginning, right up to the present day. And all the other technological and cultural changes too. Lucky Lindy, the first Mickey Mouse cartoon, the Depression. Dorothy had been a teacher in a one room schoolhouse. And she was still healthy and active right up through this year. It's mind boggling. Makes you appreciate who we have while we have 'em. I'm looking at you, Elyse Knox!
vampirelover		#186	[-]
Sep 27 11 6:41 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Any love for little Anne Nagel (Man Made Monster, Black Friday)?
flyeater1931		#187	[-]
Sep 27 11 8:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	My Picks from the 1930's & 1940's and two from the 1950's Patricia Morrison - Sherlock Holmes "Dressed To Kill" Elena Verdugo - House Of Frankenstein Zita Johann - The Mummy Mae Clarke - Frankenstein Julie Adams - Creature From The Black Lagoon Fay Helm - The Wolfman Evelyn Ankers - Ghost Of Frankenstein Louise Allbriton - Son Of Dracula Hillary Brooke - Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror Nan Grey - Dracula's Daughter Gloria Stuart - The Old Dark House Lenore Aubert - A&C Meet Frankenstein Lupita Tovar - Dracula "Spanish Version" Mara Corday - Tarantula And my favorite non-Uni, Fay Wray - King Kong. In my opinion the best of the Golden Age Of Horror. Sex and Suspense always sells. Last Edited By: flyeater1931 Sep 27 11 8:55 PM. Edited 2 times.
delgadosaur		#188	[-]
Sep 28 11 7:25 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	To split hairs, Mara and Julia are so devastating they need to battle it out in the 50's girl thread and not dominate TWO decades with their fierce beauty. Ankers, massey and Ames for me. Zita, Tovar and the rest of those flapper girls just never did it for me.
UniversalMovieFan2011		#189	[-]
Oct 26 11 3:53 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	These are my favorites as follow: Lenora Aubert (A & C Meets Frankenstein) Ramsey Ames (The Mummy's Goast) Anne Nagel (the Man Made Monster) Evelyn Ankers (the Wolf Man) Martha O'Driscoll (House of Dracula) I a bit suprised that not more of you pick Martha O'Driscoll or especially Lenora Aubert!
stuthehistoryguy		#190	[-]
Oct 27 11 8:18 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ilona Massey does it for me. I mean, good LORD! Very sorry she wasn't part of the tournament. Oh, well. Last Edited By: stuthehistoryguy Oct 27 11 8:26 AM. Edited 1 times.
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delgadosaur		#191	[-]
Oct 27 11 8:49 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Stut, she's right there as far as I'm concerned. That accent.....
Wich2		#192	[-]
Oct 27 11 9:50 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Stu, she might do it for you - but word is, guys like us didn't do it for her. If you catch my drift.
stuthehistoryguy		#193	[-]
Oct 28 11 8:48 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wich2 wrote: Stu, she might do it for you - but word is, guys like us didn't do it for her. If you catch my drift. 1. She was married four times, the last time to a Major General. 2. If you are inferring that Ms. Massey oftentimes preferred the company of the more tender gender, that doesn't exactly diminish her appeal. If you catch my drift
Wich2		#194	[-]
Oct 28 11 11:12 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Drift caught. Happy Halloween! -Craig
delgadosaur		#195	[-]
Oct 31 11 5:32 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I completely agree with an entirely juvenile grin splattered over my face.
Rick		#196	[-]
Apr 9 12 12:11 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'm bumping this thread not because of the game it started out to be (never cared for it, muhself), but because I don't like starting new threads if old ones will suffice. I just came across some mild cheesecake from some of the Universal leading ladies, and since Tom Weaver recently expressed regret over an old lost thread concerning said ladies... Anyway... Julie Bishop (aka Jacqueline Wells, THE BLACK CAT) Jane "Pony" Adams Anne Gwynne dark and fair. And, from 1940, the same year as THE MUMMY'S HAND, Peggy Moran.
Rick		#197	[-]
Apr 9 12 12:25 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Martha Vickers (MacVicar) The most beautiful of 'em all, Ramsay Ames. And, of course, Evie.
delgadosaur		#198	[-]
Apr 9 12 4:27 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ilona Massey is the right kind of wrong.
Rick		#199	[-]
Apr 9 12 4:37 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Anne Gwynne, Helen Parrish, and Evelyn Ankers. The caption says that the girls are trying to get "sun tattoos" to honor their boyfriends in the service.
skelton knaggs		#200	[-]
Apr 9 12 8:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Martha Vickers could put a spell on me... "You can't smell any reefer, can you"?
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