Lori  - you are no idiot  - and you are instantly forgiven.  

Awwww....thanks, brisket!

*makes a mental note to keep mistakes to a minimum*

suzy   - Henry Fonda is right for 24,  but 14 remains unidentified.


We now need 
9
14
15
22
23
26

Is 9 William Hague?

14 is a toughie but I tracked it down as Marlene Dietrich

15 is Richard Widmark

Well done on  14 and 15 El Loro!  
9  still remains elusive, though.
Also 22, 23 and 26.

I have deleted all my repeated posts so it doesn't clog up the thread.

Thanks Sezit   - I'm sorry you had so much difficulty posting.
It must have been frustrating - but I admire your determination. 

 Thanks Brisket.

Is No. 9 a former occupant of No. 10, Ted Heath?

It is indeed Avalon. 


Now we just need 22, 23 and 26.
I am surprised about 26 because his lovely voice was in the last voices quiz.
Hint:  22 and 23 (towards the end of the musical medley), is taken from one song.
22 sings a line and 23 sings the following line.

I thought so...26 is Zeb Soanes again.

Yes suzy. 

(I couldn't resist; I love his voice.)
So just 22 and 23 left.

Fred Astair and Bing Crosby for the duet?

Wow suzy!    Impressive. 

It's actually Bing Crosby 22, and Fred Astaire 23.


I'll post the full list shortly.

love your quizzes brisket, my hubby even said I should let him know next time you do another 

Hurrah!  I got one right.

Thanks for the quiz, Brisket.  Good fun!

Thanks suzy  (and your husband)
and thanks Avalon.

Very pleased you've enjoyed it, and I appreciate you telling me so.



~Cosmo   - I inadvertently overlooked your  identifying 24 yesterday (Astaire). Sorry


BUT
Not over yet.  Oooops!
I just did a check to make sure we had every answer - and I found an omission.
Sorry, but I'm afraid number 17 has still not been identified correctly.

Here's a single question quiz:

Great quiz Brisket, thank you.

El Loro, I'm baffled.

Is no 17 Elaine Stritch?

El Lorro....I havn't a clue.

Hoooray     Big cheers for Sezit   

El Loro   .    ? A Jamaican man with a short name?   (He seems to work on Sundays quite a lot.  

That's him, but do you know his name?

Good quiz Brisket By the time I got around to checking it out, most of them had been answered.....otherwise I would, of course,  have got them all......well, that's my excuse

Oh dear!  I thought you would have been satisfied with my informative answer El.

Ok then, - but I'll need more time. 




Of course you would Baz     Of course you would.

Neil Nunes   El!     Neil Nunes.   
Tricky one.

1. Joan Fontaine – Rebecca
2. John Prescott
3. Victoria Wood
4. John Sergeant
5. Joan Rivers
6. Martina Navratilova
7. Ian Hislop
8. Oprah Winfrey
9. Ted Heath


medley
10. Cary Grant
11. Germaine Greer
12. Graham Norton
13. Doris Day
14. Marlene Dietrich
15. Richard Widmark
16. Maggie Smith


music medley
17. Elaine Stritch
18. Paul Robeson
19. Judy Garland
20. Donald o'Connor
21. Debbie Reynolds & Carleton Carpenter
22. Bing Crosby
23. Fred Astaire


24. Henry Fonda
25. Ingrid Bergman
26. Zeb Soanes
27. Alec Guiness
28. Maya Angelou
29. Peter Lorre
30. Charlotte Green

Hi, guys:
I'm so sorry....I thought I'd fixed the issue yesterday, and clearly I have not. I'm gonna have to call in reinforcements....

Is he a BBC announcer?

OK, before I call in the Marines....I made a small change.  Cab someone help me test it by posting the name Paul Robeson, please?

Paul Robeson

Yay!!

It worked!
Thanks, slimfern!

OK, I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming....

That's right, brisket. Well done

I love his voice!

How embarrassing to see all my previous efforts to post the answers, appear repeatedly in the thread.

In the name of tidiness I will delete all but the prettiest one. 

My bad, brisket: usually, I'll just post one, if I can see that they are duplicates, but I'm having computer issues this morning that are making things a bit less clear.

Yes Avalon.     He works for Radio 4

Thanks Lori.

Don't worry, we still love you.