@El Loro posted:Followed by "Band Wagon", the one which included "Triplets" one of the funniest routines in any musical
Astaire in a bonnet 
@slimfern a film you will almost certainly want to watch is on BBC Two next Sunday at 12.30 in the afternoon is the 1940 film "The Shop Around the Corner" A charming period romantic comedy with James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan.
Was remade as a musical "In the Good Old Summertime (1949) with Judy Garland. Also was used as the basis for "You've Got Mail" (1998).
@El Loro posted:@slimfern a film you will almost certainly want to watch is on BBC Two next Sunday at 12.30 in the afternoon is the 1940 film "The Shop Around the Corner" A charming period romantic comedy with James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan.
Was remade as a musical "In the Good Old Summertime (1949) with Judy Garland. Also was used as the basis for "You've Got Mail" (1998).
Yes, that looks like a fun film....can't really go wrong with James Stewart
I haven't seen any of the three films you mention...
Thanks El 
The kind of scenes horror movies are made of 
...and yet, a remarkable natural annual occurance...
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@slimfern posted:Yes, that looks like a fun film....can't really go wrong with James Stewart
I haven't seen any of the three films you mention...
Thanks El
I've just noticed that Channel 5 are currently showing "You've Got Mail" which is watchable but not as good as "The Shop Around the Corner"
@slimfern posted:The kind of scenes horror movies are made of
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Starts with the first rainfall of the wet season and they all leave their burrows at the same time when the Moon is in its third-quarter phase
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I noticed that there's a film called "Taggart" on television today. Nothing to do with the well known TV series. It's a minor western made in 1964. Of little interest other than it featured David Carradine in his film debut. His father John made more films than virtually any other American though mostly of little merit.
@El Loro posted:I noticed that there's a film called "Taggart" on television today. Nothing to do with the well known TV series. It's a minor western made in 1964. Of little interest other than it featured David Carradine in his film debut. His father John made more films than virtually any other American though mostly of little merit.
Grasshopper ....the man met a rather unfortunate end 
You may...or may not be surprised to hear...I've never seen 'Taggart' apart from the odd preview clip shown.
Alec Norton could never replace Mark McManus 
The McManus family adopted Brian Connolly, later of 1970s glam rock band The Sweet; both men perceived a resemblance between them, and supposed McManus's father to have also been Connolly's.[8]
Have a good one troops
There's been a murrder
@velvet donkey posted:Alec Norton could never replace Mark McManus
The McManus family adopted Brian Connolly, later of 1970s glam rock band The Sweet; both men perceived a resemblance between them, and supposed McManus's father to have also been Connolly's.[8]
Have a good one troops
There's been a murrder
There is a similarity
''There's been a murdur'' ..yep! have heard that saying, even if I haven't watched the show
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@Moonie posted:El, howâs your team doing without your star striker. I have been keeping up with the footie this season, so far
Goals for 0 - goals against 9 in the league
Goals for 1 - goals against 6 in the the EFL cup and EFL trophy
The one goal for was an own goal by the opposition.
Quote from the manager:
Cheltenham's forwards are "desperately short of confidence" says head coach Wade Elliott, after they failed to score for the seventh league game and are without a goal this season.
@El Loro posted:Goals for 0 - goals against 9 in the league
Goals for 1 - goals against 6 in the the EFL cup and EFL trophy
The one goal for was an own goal by the opposition.
Quote from the manager:
Cheltenham's forwards are "desperately short of confidence" says head coach Wade Elliott, after they failed to score for the seventh league game and are without a goal this season.
Thatâs not looking good is it El? 
Hopefully things will start to pick up as the season progresses 
@El Loro posted:I hope that's the case, Moonie
You need Roberto Baggio in his prime El
Early though - never write off the underdog I'm in talks now..
Hope all are well
@velvet donkey posted:You need Roberto Baggio in his prime El
Early though - never write off the underdog
Hope all are well
All's well Velvet
Cheltenham's core problem is that as a small club financially it doesn't have the resources 
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@El Loro posted:Moonie, dreadful night for Cheltenham losing again by 3 goals and having a player sent off after 5 minutes and another near the end. Now equalling the EFL record for the longest run without scoring and, not surprisingly, bottom of League One.
That was a disaster of a night El ðð