Mitch Shaner

La rueda de la fortuna google. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 This section is a bit erratic as I had to jump around a lot and it may not flow well. I almost didnt post it and instead did a short version, but it did the story no justice imo. The tail off in these posts are going to end with a lot of self reflection and things I have learned through all of this. I hope to keep the remainder to less than 3-4 parts but could genuinely make it 30-40 if I wanted to. This part (the bulk of it) is going to cover the least amount of actual time but its a pretty important juncture in my life. I am about 3-4 weeks clean of opiates but I am still withdrawing badly, though no where near as bad as I was early on it was still bad. Could not sleep was always sore and achey sneezy runny nose etc etc. They say a month is what it takes to cold turkey but I was taking so much that it wasnt pacing well. One thing I realize in my current day and I will probably elaborate on it more later but taking oxy or opiates was only about the high for a month or two in the beginning. If you know anyone who struggles with it they arent taking it to get high, they are taking it to not hurt, taking it just to feel normal. Opiates are so unbelievably addicting its mind boggling to me. They are the most evil thing I have ever encountered. I am driving to go play as I am trying to start playing live for income and I reach into my center console to grab some aspirin (it kinda helped the joint pain and physical pain of the withdraw) and I dump a few aspirin out and a little blue/green pill falls into my hand. As it turns out there were three 30s in that bottle. I remember this so vividly. I havent had an ounce of opiates since WSOP. Im 2-3 weeks from being clean of withdrawal and the worst is behind me, and I stumble onto these. I clench them in my hands for the rest of the drive to the casino. I even call my dad to tell him to try and get motivation to rid of them. He told me to throw them out the window obviously. Its why they were clenched in my hand. I rolled down the window and just hang my hand unable to open it. I cant bring myself to get rid of them. I remember laughing at it. A weird thing about being on oxy/heroin then getting clean is the emotions, despite being in pain from withdrawal I was laughing again, I hadnt laughed in a while. Emotions are strong when you havent felt them in a long time, whether it be anger or joy or sadness it is overwhelming. Anyhow I convince myself that I can handle doing 3 more and be fine. So I crush one up and blow it. I go into the casino to play, and within an hour I am getting the other two crushed up. My tolerance was still sky high even after a month roughly. I blow all 3 in an hour and play for a couple hours and leave once they wear off, withdrawals end up increasing a bit and now I am just wanting some hydrocodone to make the withdrawal go away. So now I break my 3-4 weeks clean (immediately following WSOP) and buy some loritabs. These just took the pain away. There was no high from them but it took a lot to make the pain go away, was taking 3 10s at a time 5-6 times I day. Ashamedly I was actually snorting these too: which is a lot of powder and aspirin. My body has been waking up from not having oxy. What I mean is oxy numbs you physically and mentally. You could jerk off for 3 hours and make your dick bleed but you wont get off. Youre emotionally and physically numb. So my sex drive is coming back. I have about 6k to my name. I am playing cards one day and I just snap. I lose it. I cant handle the monotonous live game. Not to mention I was playing 1-2nl as thats what was available in Tulsa outside of weekend nights and a scheduled big game. So I text a girl I messed around with before oxy. I havent talked to her in 18 months she had no clue I was even doing oxy but I still remember the text I sent (for the most part) I sent her a text asking her if she wanted to go on a mini road trip. (Im absurdly blunt and overly analytical and it hurts me with women) She asked to where and I responded by jokingly saying theres a good satanic cult meet up in Kansas. A few messages exchange and I tell her to just pack a bag and I will be there in an hour. She agrees. I run home and pack myself a bag. I go to pick her up and shes having second thoughts and I convince her once again. We go to the airport (yea its changed to flying somewhere) with intention of taking the next flight out to anywhere really. Well Tulsa has few options so we have to go to Dallas and we will assess from there. I only have cash mind you and they rape you for buying cash. We get to Dallas and its either Vegas or Orlando. Vegas it is. We get to Vegas and I we have no reservation so we go to Caesars (decent rooms much cheaper than Bellagio etc) and all they have are Junior Suites. Fuck it give me two nights (its a Friday and were going back Sunday because she works Monday) at 650 a night. Then we eat a couple nice meals and money already running thin. Now, I am supposed to be having fun on this trip. I like this girl actually, shes a great girl. However what I have yet to mention is when I ran home and packed my bag I left my bottle of hydrocodones. every passing hour after flying to Dallas I am further into withdrawal. I end up drinking most of the trip. I have the shits. Im sneezing. Im paranoid and over analytical and it just made an awful trip. At one point on that Saturday night she gets frustrated and cries and tells me “I like love you. but this. ” the first. is my name, the second I dont remember. I basically just got hit with the first part and I actually cry, standing in front of the Bellagio fountains. It was a combination of frustration with life having gone broke, opiate withdrawals, was drunk trying to mask withdrawals and that aided it and lastly hearing her say that just hurt me because I had clearly hurt her. I had messed with her 18+ months ago but was always playing cards never really made any efforts, essentially unavailable emotionally. Then I take her to Vegas and I am drinking and so fucking paranoid to fool around with her cause I am withdrawing and will blow a load in seconds or wtf ever else. Those words hit me hard though. I am too dumb to know that she felt that way. That is pretty much my assessment of that and a common theme with women for me. I do not pick up on subtle cues very well, and I am so analytical that any cues I do pick up I find a way to chalk it up to something else. She was angry the rest of the trip and I never once talked to her again. I tried once but its irrelevant. I am in my early 30s and have never had a serious relationship in my life, thanks to poker and drugs. Honestly I think poker is the biggest reason. At the end of the day when you first start playing poker it is an addiction. I at one time in my life was a poker addict (spoiler alert I still play) and it consumed me. Time away from poker was spent altering my mind. I never was available to anyone. Before I played poker I had normal encounters with women. The longer I played the worse I became. Ok I will try to rev this up a bit, those two or three months I reflect on a lot though. I think about her occasionally and had even meant to tell her this stuff at one time but never did (shes still unaware of everything outside of the shutdown breaking me, and that was more me than the shutdown. So part 6 ended with me selling my truck. This actually happens now. I get home from Vegas with her and have relief with hydrocodones. I shatter my relationship with her, and actually one with a good friend who had owed me money and I had him run his card for my flights from Dallas to Vegas to save like 2000 and made the mistake of saying I will write his debt off which was 3x what the flights cost. In fairness he used a company card, I agreed to terms and failed them. He was a very good friend to me and I have never talked to him since either. Partly because he is kind of a psycho (I say this kindly, hes just good friend or a bad enemy, not much in between) and told me if I ever see him I should turn around and run (to this day if I see him I would be tempted to do so, the guys a brute, hits harder than anyone I know, and I could write several pages of stories about him, I have seen him shatter the front window of a brand new corvette with a punch, not joking, shattered not cracked, be it a fluke or not I saw it, was in 2010 sometime, he went to jail obviously, quite the ramble on this but am tempted to share the story as its something out of a movie) Fuck it. Short version. At a bar 2010 with him his roommate and one of my friends in Dallas where he lived and we were visiting. His roommate walks over to a table of girls to hit on them and comes back saying her brother is mad. His roommates back turned to the table, my friend Joey is facing that table. The brother starts walking towards us angrily as Joey watches. This guy has 40lbs on Joey, but Joey is a freak of nature. Once in range Joey swings and lays this guy out cold. Bar fight ensues. Joey breaks another guys jaw and has the original guy knocked out and the first guy in torn up. Theres a pile of security and shit with Joey on the bottom. It gets split up (Joey never got hit somehow, or had no bruises) and the bouncers are taking him outside. On the way outside with bouncers routing him by pushing him in front he bumps a table. Asshat hero at the table with two guys two gals says “hey buddy watch the table”. Joey breaks his right arm free and swings around his body (guys on his left) and literally knocks this guy on his back while still in his chair. Basically got a wind up and a 180 degree turn for that punch. Outside they push him off and tell him to get the fuck out of here (cops are called already, I am not sure why they didnt try to detain him tbh, he fucked 3 guys up at this point) so Joey being Joey he kicks a potted plant over walks out towards his car to drive off an
I cant keep my eyes off Judy. Shes just a beam of perfection and her talent is so effortless and natural. Let me start by saying MERRY XMAS TO ALL! I wish i was born a long time ago (thing seemed simpler) as a young person i felt depressed ?& came across this song. it made me cry, a happy YOU <3. La rueda de la fortuna. La rueda de la fortunat. I recall well, back in 2001 and only months after the 9/11 tragedy, many newspapers around Christmas time referenced the ORIGINAL words to this song: HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS, IT MAY BE YOUR LAST. NEXT YEAR WE ALL MAY BE LIVING IN THE PAST. Dark, dark words- Judy Garland thought so too. advised she would NOT sing the song with those words. That said, I still prefer this version (also Margaret Whiting's) where they DO NOT alter the later part with hang a shining star onto the highest bow. James Taylor's version also does NOT use the. a shining star. Ig you ever see MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS you then realize how out of character the latter words are.
There was and only will be one Judy Garland. She sings this song so beautifully. I always fill up. ??. La rueda de la fortuna casera.

La rueda de la fortuna programa. “A Spirited Holiday Past” through Historic St. Louis December 7, 2019 Twenty-seven historic sites, museums, and privately-owned homes are once again joining together to present a grand holiday tour. For this one-day event, each venue will be decorated in a festive flair and serving refreshments. Many sites will also have special entertainment, whether it be a costumed skit, music, or seasonal activity. Create your own tour or utilize the themed tours to enjoy the holiday spirit of yesteryear. Anheuser Busch Brewery Lights November 22, 2019 - December 30, 2019 Brewery Lights is a family-friendly event, open to all ages at no cost. Guests can attend every Friday through Sunday, from 5 to 10 p. m. Join others when they Flip The Switch on November 22nd with St. Louis Blues Captain, Alex Pietrangelo. Witness and experience the magic of more than a million twinkling lights during the 34th annual Brewery Lights at the Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery! Guests are invited to stroll down Pestalozzi Street to marvel as the brewery is turned into a remarkable holiday experience with something for everyone, including a Kids Zone. Breakfast with Santa at the Saint Louis Zoo December 7, 2019 - December 22, 2019 (Saturdays & Sundays) Bring the whole family for a festive holiday experience at the Zoo. Your joeys will jump for joy as they meet Santa and his holiday helpers, and youll be in a merry mood with complimentary parking and a delicious meal. Cherokee Antique Row Cookie Spree (36th Annual) December 7, 2019 Celebrate Historic Cherokee Antique Rows 36th Annual Christmas cookie spree. The festivities take place 11 a. to 4 p. on Cherokee Street between Jefferson Ave. DeMenil, Saturday December 7. Come experience Antique Row as it comes alive for Christmas. Christmas at the Cathedral Basilica December 8, 2019 Experience the joy of the music of Christmas with the St. Louis Archdiocesan Choirs and Orchestra. Crawl the Grove December 7, 2019 The Young Friends of Forest ReLeaf celebrate each year with an ugly sweater pub crawl! This year, they'll be meeting up at 1 p. at the Gramophone (check-in begins at 12:30 p. Highlights of the crawl include free koozies and other merchandise, as well as a raffle with gift cards to fun locations across St. Louis. All 21+ are welcome. Come out and support the reforestation of Missouri! Don't forget your ugly sweater! Deck the Streets of St. Charles December 7, 2019 Now in its fourth year, Deck the Streets has become a holiday favorite. The event will kick off at 10:00 a. with the movie Elf at the AMC Theatre. Admission is free with a donation of two canned good items per person. Once again this year, all donations will benefit OASIS Food Pantry which serves residents in St. Charles County, offering a variety of non-perishable food items, and other items needed by families. The always-popular Selfies with Elfies, photos with Santa and hot chocolate bar will take place from 11:00 a. ? 2:00 p. in the lobby of the 1520 South Fifth Street building. Fieldhouse Museum's Holiday Splendor December 1, 2019 - December 28, 2019 (Closed on Mondays) The Field House Museum is decorated for the holiday season featuring modern décor blended with the Museums toy collection. First Fridays in Grand Center December 6, 2019 The Kranzberg Arts Center and Craft Alliance Center of Art+Design invite you to celebrate “First Fridays in Grand Center”- every first Friday of the month. Featuring live demos, complimentary cocktail samples, and live music. Garden Glow at the Missouri Botanical Garden November 23, 2019 - January 4, 2020 Garden Glow features a million lights surrounding visitors with a spectacle of unique installations amid some of the Gardens most iconic locations. Enjoy interactive photo opportunities, traditional holiday music and festivities, delicious food and drinks and more as the Garden is transformed around you into a winter wonderland. Santa will visit Garden Glow from 5 to 8 p. on Monday and Tuesday nights from November 25 through December 17. (Note: Garden Glow is not open on Dec. 9. Grinchmas and Cocoa Crawl on South Grand December 7, 2019 The Grinch will be arriving in the South Grand neighborhood in the city of St. Louis on Saturday, Dec. 7 with an unusual motive: to spread holiday cheer and joy and to raise funds for Shriners Hospitals for Children. History Made: St. Louis Blues Exhibit Running until January 26, 2020 History was made on June 12, 2019. Its a date that will forever live in St. Louis sports history. On that day, the St. Louis Blues hoisted the Stanley Cup for the first time. On Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, the Missouri History Museum, in collaboration with the St. Louis Blues, will open History Made. Featuring more than 20 artifacts on loan from the St. Louis Blues from the historic playoff run and the Stanley Cup Finals, History Made tells the story of the underdog team that took home the NHLs highest honor and united its community in the process. Holiday in the Park at Six Flags November 23 - January 1, 2020 A dazzling winter spectacular featuring more than a million glittering lights, holiday entertainment, delicious seasonal treats, visits with Santa and many of our popular theme park rides. Combine holiday traditions with a thrilling family experience that is uniquely Six Flags. Six Flags St. Louis extends its season and will be open weekends and select weekdays from November 23 through January 1, 2020 for this one-of-a-kind magical event. A unique mix of holiday cheer with some of your favorite coasters & thrill rides makes Holiday in the Park a family tradition like no other. Meet Santa Claus in the North Pole or jump on Mind Eraser or Roar for a mid-winter rush. Then you can roast marshmallows near a cracking wood fire before you catch one of our many holiday shows. Industry Night at The Last Hotel Rooftop December 8, 2019 This is a recurring event every Sunday until December 29, 2019 (that's as far as they have planned. Industry night is a way to gather with your friends, blow of some steam, and toast a day off. you earned it. It's a Wonderful Life at The Grandel Theatre December 6-8, 2019 Metro Theater Company presents "Its a Wonderful Life" at the Grandel Theatre, November 17 - December 15. The beloved American holiday classic leaps to life on stage in a delightful, heartwarming new adaptation by playwright John Wolbers. Wolbers' Its a Wonderful Life" has a clever twist: it's staged as a play within a play, more specifically a radio play within a play. On Christmas Eve 1949, KMTC Radio St. Louis is prepared to perform a live radio broadcast of "Its a Wonderful Life. when unexpected events transform the stations staff into the radio plays actors. Complete with microphones, live sound effects by a Foley artist, 1940s period costumes, and a diverse company of characters, the play tells the story of George Bailey and his discovery of the life-affirming message that one life can change the whole fabric of a community. Lafayette Square Holiday House Tour December 8, 2019 Experience the wonder of the holiday season by touring Lafayette Square on Sunday, Dec. 8 from 10 a. to 5 p. The self-guided Holiday Parlor Tour begins at the Park House, 2023 Lafayette, where tour-goers pick up their tickets, starting at 9:30 a. This year's tour features unique homes, including Victorian-era "painted ladies" and two apartments in a beautifully renovated historic building that once housed canvas awnings and mops. Visitors are also in for a musical treat; singers from Opera Theatre St. Louis will perform songs of the season at one of the tour homes. The Loading Dock Ice Rink in Grafton, IL November 23, 2019 - March 8, 2020 Its that time of year! The Loading Dock Bar & Grill in Grafton is gearing up for the Grand Re-Opening of their Ice Skating Rink on Saturday, November 23rd. Each November The Boatworks is transformed into a Winter Wonderland offering ice skating, smores tables, and a full menu and bar, that is sure to entertain adults and kids alike. The rink will be open Friday, Saturday. Sunday through March 8. 2020 with extended hours during Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks. Special events this year include a visit from Santa and a New Years Eve party. Maplewood Christmas Tree Walk December 6, 2019 From costumed carolers to horse drawn carriage rides, the Maplewood Christmas Tree Walk radiates holiday spirit that is reminiscent of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol! After the grand lighting of the tree and the arrival of Santa, visitors can enjoy a carriage ride and sip hot chocolate while visiting merchant open houses throughout Maplewood. Business storefronts will be decked out for the season with many featuring live entertainment, complimentary refreshments and special discounts throughout the evening. Miracle Christmas Pop Up Bar November 25, 2019 - December 31, 2019 Venue: Small Change 2800 Indiana Avenue St. Louis, MO 63118 Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves holiday cocktails in a festive setting. With kitschy holiday décor, professionally-developed cocktails and the nostalgic energy of the best office party youve ever been to, Miracle is sure to get even the grouchiest grinch in the holiday spirit. Movie Nights at St. Louis Union Station December 6-7, 2019 Movie: The Polar Express Gather around the fire pits and celebrate St. Louis Union Station's 125th anniversary with free showings of the classic "Meet Me in St. Louis" every Friday & Saturday night in October. Enjoy free fire & light shows on the lake. Ticketed rides are available on the new St. Louis Wheel & the Carousel and mini-golf is open for players. Have dinner or treats at the Soda Fountain Polar Express Train Ride November 29, 2019 - December 30, 2019 Guests will take a real train ride from St. Louis Union Station to the 'North Pole' and discover the magical journey of one boy's search for the real meaning of Christmas. The Train
I'm here cuz I saw Judy in the theater, and it made me regret not being a responsible gay and knowing all about this fascinating lady. What a gem <3. La rueda de la fortuna en el tarot. La rueda de la fortuna alfredo olivas. La rueda de la fortuna juan antonio ruibal. OMG! Her legs.
Enter the characters you see below Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image: Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy 1996-2014, Inc. or its affiliates. The single best rendition of a song in film history. The more I listen to Judy the more I appreciate her as a true talent. Such a wonderful talent who was screwed over. I hope she found peace at last. She will forever be remembered by her fans. RIP been a long time but you are still mourned.

Whoever the 36 people who gave this a Thumbs Down obviously know not a thing about music. or christmas for that matter. This song, it captures the bittersweetness the holidays have for so many. the great memories, longing for that reunion of loved ones who, the last time it happened, we eere all too young and stupid to realize how precious that time was. and nobody, well Rosemary Clooney comes close, but nobody makes it sweeter, and sadder, and more sweetly sentimental that after all the kicks in the teeth, to still be able to wish a merry christmas, even if it us just you. and maybe your 90 year old mother because your dad died the week before. But then the mexican lady from down the way brings over some home made tamales, and you forget awhile and just enjoy. How can you turn your thumb down to that.
La rueda de la fortuna en astrologia. La rueda de la fortuna in english. ( P. Premiere Sunday, December 01, 2019 (12:15 AM) The Mask Of Dimitrios (1944/96m/Jean Negulesco) 2:15 AM) Spartacus (1960/196m/Stanley Kubrick) 6:00 AM) Double Wedding (1937/87m/Richard Thorpe) 7:30 AM) Night and Day (1946/128m/Michael Curtiz) 10:00 AM) The Mask of Dimitrios (1944/96m/Jean Negulesco) 12:00 PM) Lady In The Lake (1947/103m/Robert Montgomery) 2:00 PM) Little Women (1949/122m/Mervyn Le Roy) 4:15 PM) Holiday Affair (1949/87m/Don Hartman) 6:00 PM) The Shop Around The Corner (1940/99m/Ernst Lubitsch) 8:00 PM) A Christmas Carol (1951/87m/Brian Desmond-Hurst) 10:00 PM) The Bishops Wife (1947/109m/Henry Koster) Monday, December 02, 2019 (12:00 AM) The Smart Set (1928/80m/Jack Conway) 2:00 AM) Career Girls (1997/87m/Mike Leigh. P) 3:45 AM) Life Is Sweet (1990/104m/Mike Leigh) 6:00 AM) The Squaw Man (1914/74m/Oscar C. Apfel) 7:30 AM) The Squaw Man (1931/107m/Cecil B. DeMille) 9:30 AM) Scaramouche (1923/124m/Rex Ingram) 11:45 AM) Scaramouche (1952/115m/Goerge Sidney) 2:00 PM) The King Of Kings (1927/158m/Cecil B. De Mille) 5:00 PM) King Of Kings (1961/160m/Nicholas Ray) 8:00 PM) Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925/143m/Fred Niblo) 10:45 PM) Ben-Hur (1959/222m/William Wyler) Tuesday, December 03, 2019 (2:45 AM) The Sea Hawk (1924/123m/Frank Lloyd) 5:00 AM) The Sea Hawk (1940/128m/Michael Curtiz) 7:15 AM) Two-Faced Woman (1941/90m/George Cukor) 9:00 AM) Saratoga (1937/92m/Jack Conway) 10:45 AM) Brainstorm (1983/106m/Douglas Trumbull) 12:45 PM) Key To The City (1950/101m/George Sidney) 2:45 PM) To Be Or Not To Be (1942/99m/Ernst Lubitsch) 4:30 PM) Giant (1956/201m/George Stevens) 8:00 PM) Humoresque (1946/124m/Jean Neguesco) 10:30 PM) The Band Wagon (1953/112m/Vincente Minnelli) Wednesday, December 04, 2019 (12:30 AM) The Barkleys Of Broadway (1949/109m/Charles Walters) 2:30 AM) The I Dont Care Girl (1953/78m/Lloyd Bacon) 4:00 AM) Romance On The High Seas (1948/99m/Michael Curtiz) 6:00 AM) Our Daily Bread (1934/74m/King Vidor) 7:15 AM) 42nd Street (1933/89m/Lloyd Bacon) 9:00 AM) Down To Their Last Yacht (1934/64m/Paul Sloane) 10:15 AM) The Prodigal (1931/76m/Harry Pollard) 11:45 AM) The Conquerers (1932/86m/William A. Wellman) 1:15 PM) Gold Diggers Of 1935 (1935/95m/Busby Berkeley) 3:00 PM) Wild Boys Of The Road (1933/68m/William A. Wellman) 4:30 PM) Of Mice and Men (1939/107m/Lewis Milestone) 6:30 PM) The Purple Rose Of Cairo (1985/82m/Woody Allen) 8:00 PM) Lassie Come Home (1943/89m/Fred M. Wilcox) 9:45 PM) Adventures Of Rusty (1945/67m/Paul Burnford) 11:00 PM) A Dogs Best Friend (1960/70m/Edward L. Cahn) Thursday, December 05, 2019 (2:15 AM) Its A Dogs Life (1955/87m/Herman Hoffman) 4:00 AM) My Pal, Wolf (1944/75m/Alfred Werker) 5:30 AM) MGM Parade Show #28 (1955/25m. 6:00 AM) The Widow From Chicago (1930/62m/Edward Cline) 7:15 AM) The Finger Points (1931/85m/John Francis Dillon) 8:45 AM) Gambling On The High Seas (1940/55m/George Amy) 9:45 AM) Black Hand (1950/92m/Richard Thorpe) 11:30 AM) White Heat (1949/113m/Raoul Walsh) 1:30 PM) Race Street (1948/79m/Edwin L. Marin) 3:00 PM) Little Caesar (1930/78m/Mervyn Le Roy) 4:30 PM) Pay Or Die! 1960/111m/Richard Wilson) 6:30 PM) The Purple Gang (1960/85m/Frank McDonald) 8:00 PM) Sinners Holiday (1930/60m/John G. Adolfi) 9:15 PM) Millie (1931/84m/John Francis Dillon) 11:00 PM) Blonde Crazy (1931/79m/Roy Del Ruth) Friday, December 06, 2019 (12:30 AM) Make Me A Star (1932/86m/William Beaudine) 2:15 AM) Blondie Johnson (1933/68m/Ray Enright) 3:30 AM) The Crowd Roars (1932/70m/Howard Hawks) 4:45 AM) Three On A Match (1932/63m/Mervyn Le Roy) 6:00 AM) Miss Pinkerton (1932/65m/Lloyd Bacon) 7:15 AM) The Famous Ferguson Case (1932/74m/Lloyd Bacon) 8:30 AM) Show Boat (1951/108m/George Sidney) 10:30 AM) Citizen Kane (1941/119m/Orson Welles) 12:45 PM) Johnny Belinda (1948/102m/Jean Negulesco) 2:45 PM) Dark Passage (1947/106m/Delmer Daves) 4:45 PM) The Bat (1959/80m/Crane Wilbur) 6:15 PM) The Magnificent Ambersons (1942/88m/Orson Welles) 8:00 PM) The DuPont Show of the Month: Wuthering Heights (1958. P) 10:00 PM) Look Back In Anger (1959/100m/Tony Richardson) Saturday, December 07, 2019 (12:00 AM) Bitter Victory (1957/102m/Nicholas Ray) 2:00 AM) Bring Me the Head Of Alfredo Garcia (1974/112m/Sam Peckinpah) 4:00 AM) Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid (1973/115m/Sam Peckinpah) 6:00 AM) MGM Parade Show #28 (1955/25m) 6:30 AM) Dance, Fools, Dance (1931/81m/Harry Beaumont) 8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Mamas New Hat (1939/9m/I. Freleng. P) 8:10 AM) How To Behave (1936/10m/Arthur Ripley) 8:21 AM) Glacier Park and Waterton Lakes (1942/9m. 8:30 AM) Born For Trouble (1942/59m/B. Reeves Eason) 9:30 AM) Jungle Queen: Dragged Under (SERIAL) 1945/16m. P) 10:00 AM) POPEYE: Females Is Fickle (1940/6m/Dave Fleischer. P) 10:07 AM) Looking For Danger (1957/62m/Austen Jewell) 11:30 AM) Theyre Always Caught (1938/22m/Harold S. Bucquet) 12:00 PM) One Way Passage (1932/68m/Tay Garnett) 1:15 PM) Til We Meet Again (1940/100m/Edmund Goulding) 3:00 PM) Cimarron (1931/124m/Wesley Ruggles) 5:15 PM) Cimarron (1960/147m/Anthony Mann) 8:00 PM) The Diary Of Anne Frank (1959/180m/George Stevens) 11:15 PM) George Stevens: D-Day To Berlin (1994/46m. Sunday, December 08, 2019 (12:15 AM) Berlin Express (1948/86m/Jacques Tourneur) 2:00 AM) The Seven Years Itch (1955/104m/Billy Wilder) 4:00 AM) Middle of the Night (1959/117m/Delbert Mann) 6:00 AM) Weekend at the Waldorf (1945/129m/Robert Z. Leonard) 8:30 AM) Carefree (1938/83m/Mark Sandrich) 10:00 AM) Berlin Express (1948/86m/Jacques Tourneur) 12:00 PM) A Christmas Carol (1938/69m/Edwin L. Marin) 1:30 PM) The Man Who Came To Dinner (1942/113m/William Keighley) 3:45 PM) O. Henrys Full House (1952/118m/Henry Koster) 6:00 PM) 3 Godfathers (1949/106m/John Ford) 8:00 PM) It Happened On 5th Avenue (1947/115m/Roy Del Ruth) 10:15 PM) The Holly and the Ivy (1952/George More OFerrall) Monday, December 09, 2019 (12:00 AM) Within Our Gates (1920/74m/Oscar Micheaux) 2:00 AM) Something Different (1963/85m/Věra Chytilová. P) ‘ (4:00 AM) Smilin Through (1932/98m/Sidney Franklin) 6:00 AM) Smilin Through (1941/100m/Frank Borzage) 8:00 AM) Ah, Wilderness! 1935/98m/Clarence Brown) 10:00 AM) Summer Holiday (1948/93m/Rouben Mamoulian) 11:45 AM) Gigi (1948/83m/Jacqueline Audry) 1:15 PM) Gigi (1958/115m/Vincente Minnelli) 3:15 PM) Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939/114m/Sam Wood) 5:15 PM) Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969/155m/Herbert Ross) 8:00 PM) The Philadelphia Story (1940/112m/George Cukor) 10:00 PM) High Society (1956/112m/Charles Walters) Tuesday, December 10, 2019 (12:00 AM) The Women (1939/133m/George Cukor) 2:15 AM) The Opposite Sex (1956/116m/David Miller) 4:15 AM) Libeled Lady (1936/98m/Jack Conway) 6:00 AM) Easy To Wed (1946/110m/Edward Buzzell) 8:00 AM) Gildersleeve On Broaday (1943/65m/Gordon Douglas) 9:15 AM) Listen, Darling (1938/76m/Edwin L. Marin) 10:45 AM) Bachlor Bait (1934/75m/George Stevens) 12:15 PM) Luxury Liner (1948/98m/Richard Whorf) 2:00 PM) Make Way For A Lady (1936/65m/David Burton) 3:15 PM) Village Of Daughters (1962/86m/George Pollock) 4:45 PM) Unexpected Uncle (1941/67m/Peter Godfrey) 6:00 PM) Crossing Delancey (1988/97m/Joan Micklin Silver) 8:00 PM) The Pink Panther (1964/115m/Blake Edwards) 10:15 PM) A Shot In The Dark (1964/102m/Blake Edwards) Wednesday, December 11, 2019 (12:15 AM) The Return Of The Pink Panther (1975/113m/Blake Edwards. P) 2:30 AM) The Pink Panther Strkes Again (1976/103m/Blake Edwards) 4:30 AM) Revenge Of The Pink Panther (1978/99m/Blake Edwards) 6:15 AM) Colleen (1936/90m/Alfred E. Green) 8:00 AM) So Long Letty (1929/64m/Lloyd Bacon) 9:15 AM) Holiday (1938/96m/George Cukor) 11:00 AM) The Merry Frinks (1934/68m/Alfred E. Green) 12:15 PM) Loose Ankles (1930/67m/Ted Wilde) 1:30 PM) Arsenic and Old Lace (1944/118m/Frank Capra) 3:30 PM) Travels With My Aunt (1972/109m/George Cukor) 5:30 PM) Auntie Mame (1958/143m/Morton DaCosta) 8:00 PM) Bell, Book and Candle (1958/102m/Richard Quine) 10:00 PM) Harry and Tonto (1974/115m/Paul Mazursky) Thursday, December 12, 2019 (12:15 AM) The Black Stallion (1979/117m/Carroll Ballard) 2:30 AM) Run Wild, Run Free (1969/99m/Richard C. Sarafian) 4:15 AM) National Velvet (1944/123m/Clarence Brown) 6:30 AM) The Kissing Bandit (1949/100m/Laslo Benedek) 8:15 AM) Never So Few (1959/124m/John Sturges) 10:30 AM) Marriage On The Rocks (1965/109m/Jack Donohue) 12:30 PM) Anchors Aweigh (1945/140m/George Sidney) 3:00 PM) Oceans Eleven (1960/127m/Lewis Milestone) 5:15 PM) Some Came Running (1958/136m/Vincente Minnelli) 8:00 PM) Smarty (1934/65m/Robert Florey) 9:15 PM) Gold Diggers Of 1933 (1933/98m/Mervyn Le Roy) 11:00 PM) Havana Widows (1933/62m/Ray Enright) Friday, December 13, 2019 (12:15 AM) Ive Got Your Number (1934/69m/Ray Enright) 1:30 AM) Lawyer Man (1933/68m/William Dieterle) 2:45 AM) He Was Her Man (1934/70m/Lloyd Bacon) 4:15 AM) Kansas City Princess (1934/64m/William Keighley) 5:30 AM) Footlight Parade (1933/103m/Lloyd Bacon) 7:30 AM) Beg, Borrow Or Steal (1937/72m/William Thiele) 8:45 AM) The Wild Man Of Borneo (1941/79m/Robert B. Sinclair) 10:15 AM) The Cuckoos (1930/97m/Paul Sloane) 12:00 PM) Yolanda and the Thief (1945/108m/Vincente Minnelli) 2:00 PM) When In Rome (1952/78m/Clarence Brown) 3:30 PM) Sylvia Scarlett (1935/95m/George Cukor) 5:15 PM) The Music Man (1962/151m/Morton DaCosta) 8:00 PM) Gone With The Wind (1939/233m/Victor Fleming, et. al. Saturday, December 14, 2019 (12:00 AM) The Making of a Legend: Gone With the Wind (1988/122m/David Hinton) 2:15 AM) The Harder They Come (1972/103m/Perry Henzell) 6:00 AM) Night Must Fall (1937/116m/Richard Thorpe) 8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: The Screwy Truant (1945/7m/Tex Avery. P) 8:08 AM) How To Read (1938/9m/Roy Rowland) 8:18 AM) Grand Canyon, Pride Of Creation (1944/9m. 8:28 AM) Private Detective (1939/56m/Noel Smith) 9:30 AM) THE JUNGLE QUEEN: Secret Of The Sword! SERIAL) 1945. P) 10:00 AM) POPEYE: Stealin Aint Honest (1933/6m/Dave Fleischer. P) 10:06 AM) Loose In London (1953/62m/Edward Bernds) 11:
It's finally here, sorry it took so long, Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate. Jack Dylan Grazer as Percy Jackson Andy Serkis as Evil Voice (In Percy's nightmares) Cassidy Nugent as Annabeth Chase Nick Palatas as Grover Underwood Liv Tyler as The river spirit Grant Gustin as Luke Dwayne Johnson as Ares Hugh Jackman as Poseidon (In Percy's memory) Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Season 1 episode 4: “Demonic Chihuahuas and the Thrill Ride o Love” or “Talking Zebras and Eternal Gaming Addiction” screenplay INT ? DARK CAVERN ? UNKNOWN TIME PERCYS eyes flutter open, and he hastily gets to his feet when he realizes he is not where he fell asleep. He cautiously looks around, scared. PERCY: Shaky voice, afraid) GROVER? ANNABETH? Guys…? PERCY turns around to see a gaping chasm, and he cautiously approaches it. As he does, he is startled when a hand made of gray mist grabs him by the shoulder, trying to pull him back. PERCY glances back to see dozens of these gray mist-people approaching from behind, grabbing onto him, trying to keep him away from the pit, but PERCY keeps walking towards it, as if compelled by an outside force. PERCY makes his way to the edge of the pit, looks down into it, becoming dizzy, and hears the cold, evil voice hed heard in his previous dreams. EVIL VOICE: O. S. Oh little hero… so weak you are, so young… but youll do, youll do. PERCY becomes weak at the knees, struggling to keep himself up straight, the gray ghost-like beings keep trying to pull him back. They mislead you, boy. Barter with me, little one, I will grant what you desire. A fiery ball of gold light rises up out of the pit, and it forms the vision of PERCYS mother, SALLY, frozen exactly the way she was right before she was killed. PERCY: Desperate) Mom! Voice fails mid-scream, clutches throat, tears stream down face) Mo- maaagh… aaackkk… The evil voice in the pit laughs coldly, and an invisible force begins pulling PERCY towards the pit. PERCY tries desperately to resist, but the force keeps pulling him closer. Help me rise, my child. Help bring about the fall of the treacherous gods… PERCY tries to scream, but his voice has completely left him, and the vision of his mother fades. The gray spirits begin swarming around him, tugging on his clothes. Suddenly, a grimy hand darts out of the pit, clinging onto the edge of the chasm. PERCY staggers back in shock, and another hand rises out of the chasm, trying to pull itself up. Cackling coldly) Good, good! Help me rise! GRAY SPIRITS: Surrounding PERCY, urgent) Wake, hero! Wake! PERCY jolts awake from his nightmare, gasps, sweating. ANNABETH: Hovering over PERCY, smirking) Well, well. He lives. Here, I made breakfast. (Hands PERCY a bag of chips) Come on, we need to get moving. A few minutes later, the kids all stand on the side of the road with their thumbs up, PERCY holds a cardboard sign with “ LOS ANGELES ” written on it in sharpie, and several cars pass by without even slowing down. ANNABETH: Irritated) This isnt working. PERCY: Sighing, disappointed) Yeah. (Thinking) Hm… I have a better idea. Lets have ANNABETH stand here and hold the sign, and Ill go hide in the woods with GROVER until someone stops. GROVER: Enthusiastic) Oh, yeah dude, lets do that! ANNABETH: Eyes wide, shocked) Um, no, lets not do that. PERCY: Frowning) Why? ANNABETH: Embarrassed) Because Im a twelve year old girl, PERCY! PERCY: Yeah, exactly. Theyre more likely to stop for you. ANNABETH: Irritated) Thats the problem, seaweed brain. PERCY: Squinting) Gods, your forehead is huge. ANNABETH: Exasperated, annoyed) PERCY, what does my forehead have to do- ANNABETH is cut off by a rustling sound in the woods, which puts the kids on edge. PERCY drops his cardboard sign and draws Riptide, and ANNABETH pulls her dagger out of her jacket sleeve. PERCY and ANNABETH stare with anticipation at the rustling bushes, ready to attack, and are caught off guard when the rustling sound turns out to be a pink poodle. PERCY: Frowns, blinks a few times) … What the hell is that? GROVER: Grinning, excited) Aw, hey little dude! GROVER approaches the poodle, picks it up. GROVER: Whats your name? The poodle lets out a small bark. GROVER: My names GROVER. What are you doing out here? PERCY stares at GROVER like hes crazy, and looks over at ANNABETH, who seems unfazed. GROVER: Oh, good for you! Well, were on our way to Los Angeles to save the world, do you know a way we can get there? The poodle starts yapping. GROVER: Surprised) You would do that for us? Are you sure? The poodle lets out a small whine. GROVER: Grateful, sniffling) Youre the nicest poodle in the world. PERCY: Flabbergasted) Are you… are you talking to that thing? GROVER: This thing is our ticket to California, dude. And his name is Gladiola. PERCY looks over at ANNABETH, expecting her to burst out laughing, but she doesnt crack a smile. The poodle lets out a small yap. GROVER: He said good morning. ANNABETH: Smiling) Good morning, Gladiola. PERCY stares blankly at GROVER and the poodle, not quite believing what hes seeing. GROVER: Say good morning, PERCY. PERCY: Snorts, trying not to laugh) Im not saying good morning to a pink poodle. ANNABETH: Scolding, as if speaking to a child) PERCY, I said good morning to the poodle, now you say good morning to the poodle. The poodle growls. PERCY: Eyes wide, surprised) … Good morning, poodle. GROVER: Satisfied) Great. PERCY: Skeptical) So, how is a poodle gonna get us to L. A.? GROVER: Well, Gladiola says he ran away from some snobby rich family, and they put out a 200 reward for his return. He says he doesnt really want to go back, but he will if it means helping us. ANNABETH: Excited) Great! So, we return Gladiola, then use the reward money to get tickets to L. A., and were home free! PERCY: Something tells me we shouldnt get on another bus. ANNABETH: Agreed. Gladiola yaps. GROVER: He says theres an Amtrak station about half a mile from here. PERCY: Grinning) Alright. L. A., here we come. EXT ? GRASSY HILL, RURAL NEW JERSEY ? ABOUT AN HOUR LATER After returning Gladiola to his owners, the kids make their way up a grassy hill, and when they get to the top, see train tracks off in the distance. The kids start making their way down the hill towards the train station, the camera pans up over the horizon. INT ? AMTRAK STATION ? ABOUT HALF AN HOUR LATER PERCY and GROVER sit around in waiting room, ANNABETH brings the tickets. ANNABETH: A bit glum) Guys? Good news and bad news. PERCY: Groaning) Good news first. ANNABETH: I got the tickets. GROVER: Bad news? ANNABETH: The money wasnt enough to get tickets to L. A. The closest I could get was Denver, Colorado. PERCY: Hopeless) Denver? GROVER: Groaning) Thats nowhere near L. A., dude… ANNABETH: Frustrated) I know, I know. (Plops down in seat next to PERCY, sighs) Well just… well get to Denver, and well figure something out from there. PERCY stares off into space forlornly, then the TV gets his attention. NEWS REPORTER: TV SCREEN) Authorities in New York and New Jersey are conducting a search for PERCY JACKSON, a twelve year old boy who went missing along with his mother under mysterious circumstances about two weeks ago. Recently, a young man who appears to be MR. JACKSON was seen fleeing a bus after attacking three elderly women. The bus then exploded, and MR. JACKSON was seen fleeing into the woods with a girl about his age and a young man in his late teens. The following image was taken by a bystander, who had been on the bus before the incident occurred. A blurry picture of PERCY, ANNABETH and GROVER running from the burning bus appears on the screen, PERCY with his sword still out, a wild look in his eyes. NEWS REPORTER: PERCY JACKSONS stepfather, GABE UGLIANO, is offering cash reward for anyone with information that may lead to the young mans apprehension. PERCY gets an anxious look on his face. ANNABETH: Trying to sound reassuring) Dont worry. Mortal police wont find us. PERCY: Grim) Lets hope so. ANNOUNCER: OVER LOUDSPEAKER) Ladies and gentlemen, the 12:30 train to Denver will be departing shortly. Please make sure you have all your luggage together. ANNABETH: Lets get going. The kids board the train, and a montage begins of their travel West, across hills and forests and wide open fields. While GROVER naps, PERCY sees a family of centaurs pass by the train. PERCY glances around, and sees that none of the other passengers notice the creatures. A young centaur, about six or seven, grins and waves at PERCY and ANNABETH, who grin and wave back. As the sun sets, PERCY sees what appears to be a giant lion in the woods, which he finds odd, but it leaps deeper into the trees and disappears. Later that night, ANNABETH is awoken by PERCY mumbling in his sleep. PERCY: Asleep, fear in voice) No… no, I wont do it… youre lying… I wont help you… ANNABETH: Concerned, gently shakes him awake) Hey, PERCY? Wake up. PERCY: Slowly wakes, rubs eyes) Huh? W-what? ANNABETH: You were having a nightmare. PERCY: Slightly embarrassed) Oh… GROVER shifts in his sleep, and one of his fake feet comes off. PERCY and ANNABETH scramble to put it back on before anyone sees, and they manage to get it back on just as an attendant comes by. ATTENDANT: Friendly) You kids okay over here? ANNABETH: Trying to be inconspicuous) Uh, y-yeah, were fine. ATTENDANT: Curious) You know… you kids look kinda familiar… ANNABETHS eyes get wide, and she tries to hide her face with her hair. ATTENDANT: Yeah, you look kinda like… PERCY: Anxious, gets an idea) W-were stunt doubles. ANNABETH gives PERCY a look that says “ Are you serious? ”. PERCY: Y-yeah. Were stunt doubles for… uh… child actors. ATTENDANT: Impressed) Really? What movies have you been in? PERCY: Uneasy, thinking) Um… all of them. Any young adult action movies. You name it, weve probably been in it. ATTENDANT: Surprised) … Oh. Cool! The attendant leaves. ANNABETH: Impressed, relieved) Wow. Quick thinking, seaweed brain. PERCY: Grins sheep
It's sentimental favorite time here on Hot Toasty Rag. I'm sure everyone has their own favorite Judy Garland impersonator, but at my house, there's no comparison to my mom. And while she has been known to wave her hands in the air during "The Man That Got Away" or "I Could Go On Singing, it's "The Trolley Song" from Meet Me in St. Louis that is her signature Judy Garland performance. Years before watching the movie for the first time, I knew the "Clang Clang Clang" song by heart because of my mom. Therefore, my review for Meet Me in St. Louis is going to be unapologetically biased. Ironically, she doesn't even really like the movie! I'm the one who insists on keeping our VHS copy.

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Yul Brynner was absolutely incredible in everything he did. ?. Beautiful movie, perfect around the holidays. If you are able, can you show Miss skeffington and the corn is green. It will be greatly appreciated. I never was the biggest Judy Garland fan but no can sing this song like she does it was made for her & how she says “once in a lullaby” is so angelic & pure. LOVE this movie. Wow! Debbie Reynolds was hot. La rueda de la fortuna significado. Good Morning Ray Palmer. 1 Like. Thank you Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Jim Ward, whom without which we would obviously never have arrived at this point in music. La rueda de la fortuna significado tarot. Cow and Chicken brought me hear. Judy Garland, Lucille Bremer, and Margaret O'Brien are sisters in an all-American family in the early 1900s. Judy and Lucille have romantic problems to worry about, and Margaret doesn't always play nice with the other neighborhood kids. Add in Marjorie Main, the family's grumpy maid, two other children, a father-in-law, and a new invention called the telephone, and both parents, Leon Ames and Mary Astor, have their hands full! The film is chock-full of songs, with old-fashioned standards like the title song and "Under the Bamboo Tree, as well as new songs for the film, including "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." While the movie is upbeat and fun, it's also a little sad; Judy sings the Christmas song to a sobbing Margaret who has just destroyed her own snowman.
One of the best musical numbers in all of movies. Ugh and my heart is restored again <3 Thank you WarnerArchive for this quality video. Moment when Yul Brynner places his hand on Deborah Kerr's waist! Goosebumps. Cute relaxing movie. God knows how it got four Oscar nominations and to me it's understandable why it didn't win any. First of all, let me state that this is a stunningly good movie in every imaginable aspect you could pick, and one of the high points of all human art in all human times. I'd like to pinpoint an overlooked subtext in it: the schizophrenic twist. Just a hint of it: Tootie is a lovely little girl, a murderer, a sadist and a morbid soul. That is shown in complacent ways. The trolley accident she causes is not shown: we hear of it. And the other characters are also vile creatures: take Esther and the ball carnet filled with the names of the local freaks. It is only too emblematic that Halloween is their celebration of preference. There is too much too be said about this masterpiece in too narrow a space.
I want to grab a friend and try the running across benches thing but I feel like one of us would fall and break a limb or something. Those flawless vocals <3. Tootie of 'Meet Me in St. Louis' to appear here for free movie screening in September 1 of 5 Margaret O'Brien?in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944) Courtesy of MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures Margaret O'Brien (left) and Judy Garland in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944) MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures Acting as master of ceremonies Bob Hope, famous U. S. stage and screen star, presents a miniature Oscar to Margaret O'Brien, who won a special award as the Outstanding Child Actress of the year, during the Academy Award function held in Hollywood on March 29, 1945. Hope would have been 110 years old today. (AP file photo) From left: Lucille Bremer, Margaret O'Brien and Judy Garland in "Meet Me in St. Louis" 1944. MGM/Warner Bros. Pictures The house at 5135 Kensington Avenue in November 1994, the year the dilapidated house was demolished. It was the home of Sally Benson, the author of "Meet Me in St. Louis" and immortalized in the 1944 movie of the same name. Post-Dispatch file photo Yes, you'll get to meet Tootie in St. Louie?well, in University City, at least.? Margaret OBrien, who played feisty kid sister Tootie in the 1944 classic “Meet Me in St. Louis, ” will be at the Tivoli Theatre on Sept. 26 for a special screening of the movie in celebration of its 75th anniversary, officials announced today. Shell join Turner Classic Movies Primetime Host Ben Mankiewicz for an introduction and a meet and greet with fans at the theatre. The event starts at 8 p. m. Her appearance comes after St. Louis was named the winner of the third “Bring TCM to Your Hometown” contest. More than 100 cities across the country were submitted, and Lisa Buchhold of St. Louis submitted the winning entry. Tucson won last year, hosting Angie Dickinson for a screening of "Rio Bravo. Buffalo, New York hosted director Barry Levinson for a screening of "The Natural" in 2017. “TCM is focused on creating communities of classic film fans and engaging with our supporters in their hometowns throughout the country is such an incredible opportunity” CJ Bargamian, TCMs vice president of acquisition and digital engagement, said in a statement. OBrien, now 82, was seven years old when the movie was released. She was given a special juvenile Oscar that year. The movie is based on the writings of Sally Smith Benson, who grew up at 5135 Kensington Avenue. The character of Tootie is based on Benson as a child. The home was razed in 1994. Members of TCM's official fan club, TCM Backlot, can reserve their tickets now. Tickets will be available to the public for free on September 3 by visiting. Sign up for our Go! Sneak Peek e-newsletter, your weekly go-to guide for the weekend's best entertainment in and around the St. Louis. Margaret OBrien got her youthful start in show business when she accompanied her mother to a photo shoot. Eddie Roth of St. Louis and Marilyn Wolfe of Edwardsville share their #stlstuff Take the trolley tour of the cinematic stops in "Meet Me in St. Louis. which turns 70 this year.
To be able to dance with Donald would send me over the moon. He just has this happy atmosphere around him. I love Debbie, but Marilyn & Diamonds is a different next level more overt take. and still the best (inc Madonnas material girl. The part is sung by Marni Nixon who also sang Maria's part in West Side Story and Eliza Doolittle's part in My Fair Lady (not credited for either of those. She sang in many other movies, plays, and operas.