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@henryporter101 Close. Let's say the structure (particularly the first verse) is borrowed from The Patriot Game, and yes, the whole song is, as you said, "note for note"....However, Dominic Behan, the composer of The Patriot Game, himself used (note for note) the melody of a traditional song tit...

Not a gay reference at all. Kingfish (who's actual character name was George Stevens, Kingfish was the office he held in their lodge, The Knights of the Mystic Sea) had a long history of scamming them for money and only "loved" them as part of whatever scam he was attempting to pull at the time. ...

@hebneh

Correct about the 1957 Plymouths on the transporter. The newer car (blue car, under the shadow of the signs) at 1:43 is not quite in focus well enough to be sure, but it looks like a 1963 Chevrolet. Just 3 or 4 seconds later you can definitely pick out a 1960 Ford on the left and a 1959 ...

Pete Seeger at 0:26 and Fred Rodgers at 0:53....anybody know who the woman at 1:04 is? I'm sure I recognize her, but can't remember her name.

What the? Hey, I came here looking for a chewing gum commercial.

@fenian08

It's her brother Mike

Still, it was a pretty good movie.

And Lilian Hardin Armstrong (Louis' wife) on piano.

Somebody PLEASE take the woman with the skinny legs.

Uh uh, I don't want no woman no skinny legs.

@madman1124

You're right, it did come off a free flight helicopter. In fact, I've got the complete set sitting on top of my TV. They made two sizes, the .020 which I have and your engine also is, and the .049 which is twice the size (and comes with a a variety of quasi scale bodies) . The .049 ...

@rosiesummerplace

No, he played Friday's partner, Frank Gannon.

They look like they are wearing shoes. If so, how can the be wild?

what year is this? 1958 or late 1957 (newest car is 1958 Chevrolet at 1:05)

@harkrum Not which movie it is, but it is NOT Stagecoach.

@neverknewtillnow

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Wow! One piece windshield and KEY START! Where do I sign?....hey, wait a minute, less then a year ago you sold me a '52, now you're telling me it's an obsolete piece of junk.....So if I buy the '53, will it also be obsolete in '54? Fool me once, shame one you...No thanks, I'll keep my old one unt...

One striking feature of Pontiac for several years, this one included.....looks just like a Chevrolet with chrome stripes on the hood and trunk.

John, I hired you to be the bookkeeper, not the self appointed company spy. You're FIRED!

Door to door cold calling for car sales? Wow, that must have taken some fortitude. But here's his problem, look at the houses, seems that people in that neighborhood would be much more interested in Cadillacs or Buicks.

They may be nice people, it may even be a good show (don't know, never watched it)....but this is Dinah's song.

Probably the best know, but not the original. Written by and first recorded by Robert Johnson.

I believe you're right, looks like Groucho, he's even got the big cigar.

1:20 through 1:30....his wife is wearing the same clothes as she is later that day in Dallas.

Flashing gang signs?

@mmmsikim

Can't remember who it was, but I remember reading an interview with a P-47 pilot. They asked him what the plane's best attribute was and he said "It will bring its pilot home".

She also "The Magic Time Warp", Once a week she brought in a sack of pennies dated from 1948 to 1962. She would randomly pull a coin out of the sack and what ever year it was, all the music that night would be from that year. Her motto was "Nothin' after '62 and NO stereo" ........gee, I wish s...

Opening title says 1952, cars shown are 1956 and 1957.

Not sure which one came first, but this sounds almost note for note like The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, doesn't it?

@markedwardindc

You're kidding! Minnie Pearl wouldn't be caught dead in that thing.

Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick?

Notice that at :14 the entire top of the package has been taken off. Not the way most smokers open a package, BTW. Notice that at 1:02 the package has had only the foil removed between the tax stamp and one end of the package, the way most smokers DO open a package,