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1. Resolved Question: Does anyone know of any living relatives of the late comedian Joe E. Brown? - I am looking for any living relatives of the late comedian Joe E. Brown. Thank you.
2. Resolved Question: Has anyone ever settled a case on a court-tv show? (i.e. Judge Joe Brown, Judge Judy)? - So I have to take this so called "friend" of mine to court for wrecking my car. Apparently, his license was suspended at the time(which he completely lied to me about when I had asked him), it got impounded for 30 days, and to fix the car is going to cost more than what I originally paid for the car. He refuses to pay(what a friend huh?) and I wanna take him to small claims court but I heard that if you go on one of those court shows like Judge Joe Brown or Judge Judy they actually pay you to let them broadcast your case on t.v. Does anyone know anything about this?? Has anyone actually done this?? I'm curious to know more about compensation they offer....
3. Resolved Question: How many of you seniors remember "Joe E. Brown"?
4. Resolved Question: Looking for relatives of the late comedian Joe E. Brown.? - I need to find any relatives of the late comedian/actor/acrobat Joe E. Brown. I have names of immediate family who are deceased. Any suggestions as how to track down addresses at time of death, or remaining relatives? Thank you.
5. Resolved Question: Name of a Joe E. Brown Movie? - I was watching TCM this February and I caught the end of a Joe E. Brown movie that I can't find the title to. For whatever reason it's not on the TCM official schedule. What I caught was Joe E. Brown trying to catch a kiss from a brunette actress who was frowning through the entire last few scenes and the last scene was the entire cast standing on a ship singing a song. Any help?
6. Resolved Question: Question about Joe E Brown? - I wonder if someone know the title of a movie staring Jo E Brown where he plays an inventor, about a life jacket, or something like that. I love this movie, and would like to watch again. In fact, it's the first movie staring this actor that I watched some years ago. Thanks.

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1. 4° CINEFORUM D'AUTORE: 'A QUALCUNO PIACE CALDO' - Di'Gay Project - DGP -

   4° CINEFORUM D'AUTORE: 'A QUALCUNO PIACE CALDO' Di'Gay Project - DGP Attori: Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, George Raft, Joe E. Brown, Pat O'Brien Chicago, 1929: Joe e Jerry (Tony Curtis e Jack Lemmon) - due jazzisti squattrinati - sono testimoni involontari del massacro di S. Valentino.

2. Opportunities are out there this arts season - Evansville Courier & Press -

   Opportunities are out there this arts season Evansville Courier & Press Studios, film director Max Reinhardt, morality codes enforcer Will Hays, yes-man Daryl, and actors Dick Powell, Jimmy Cagney and Joe E. Brown. Female speaking roles include Puck, actresses Olivia Darnell and Lydia Lansing and famed gossip columnist ...

3. The 10 best last lines - in pictures - The Guardian -

   The 10 best last lines - in pictures The Guardian line at the conclusion of "Some Like It Hot" (1959), spoken by Joe E. Brown, and the "Shut up and deal" line the following year, spoken by Shirley MacLaine. All three films were directed by Billy Wilder. Other famous concluding lines from ...

4. Working It! — To a Grateful Death! - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) -

   Working It! — To a Grateful Death! Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Someone needs to explain how this was left on the air instead of the compost bin. Somewhere, something got lost in the translation. But, as Joe E. Brown says to his “girlfriend” Jack Lemon at the very end of Some Like it Hot! “Nobody's perfect!” and more »

5. “Midsummer Night's Dream,” Film Screening, with introduction by Salman Rushdie - Creative Loafing Atlanta -

   “Midsummer Night's Dream,” Film Screening, with introduction by Salman Rushdie Creative Loafing Atlanta Produced by Henry Blanke; from the play by William Shakespeare; starring; Ian Hunter (Theseus), Verree Teasdale (Hippolyta), Dick Powell (Lysander), Olivia de Havilland (Hermia), James Cagney (Bottom), Joe E. Brown (Flute), Mickey Rooney (Puck) and ...

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1. Joe E. Brown on The Name's The Same -

   	Joe E. Brown on The Name's The Same Joe E. Brown appears as the celebrity guest on the short-running television program "The Name's The Same". Dated July 19th, 1955.	From: DickFaulkner Views: 7231 17 ratings
   	Time: 07:13	More in Entertainment

2. What's my Line? Joe E Brown -

   	What's my Line? Joe E Brown What's my Line? Joe E Brown	From: NorbertR33 Views: 18347 45 ratings
   	Time: 04:51	More in Entertainment

3. Joe E. Brown drag sequence -

   	Joe E. Brown drag sequence Funny scene from "When's Your Birthday" (1937) in which Joe E. Brown disguises as a woman to escape gangsters. Could this scene have given Billy Wilder plot ideas for "Some Like It Hot" over 20 years later? He certainly remembered Joe!	From: caferoxyfilms Views: 58 0 ratings
   	Time: 03:14	More in Entertainment

4. Joe E. Brown Yell -

   	Joe E. Brown Yell From Fit for a King (1937)	From: jorgecurioso Views: 18894 23 ratings
   	Time: 01:08	More in Comedy

5. Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson on "I've Got a Secret" (January 9, 1957) - Part 1 of 3 -

   	Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson on "I've Got a Secret" (January 9, 1957) - Part 1 of 3 Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson appear (separately) as guests on "I"ve Got a Secret" in this episode from early 1957 with host Garry Moore and panelists Bill Cullen, Jayne Meadows, Henry Morgan, and Faye Emerson. This segment (the first of three) presents some of the 1500 job offers that Henry received in response to his plea for "honest work" in the previous week's episode. This is followed by a game with contestant Frances Haskett, a Red Cross worker in Monaco, whose secret is that she taught Grace Kelly (whose first child Caroline was born two weeks after this aired) how to change diapers. Part 2 of this program (featuring Joe E. Brown) can be seen here: www.youtube.com Part 3 (featuring Jackie Robinson) can be seen here: www.youtube.com	From: rrgomes Views: 287 2 ratings
   	Time: 08:45	More in Entertainment

6. Earthworm Tractors (1936) Joe E. Brown & June Travis -

   	Earthworm Tractors (1936) Joe E. Brown & June Travis Directed by Ray Enright Starring Joe E. Brown, June Travis, Guy Kibbee, Dick Foran, Carol Hughes, Gene Lockhart, Olin Howlin, & Irving Bacon Brown plays Alexander Botts, an ambitious tractor salesman who is a cocky, self-proclaimed "natural born salesman". Botts' must convince his skeptical new target (Kibbee) and make a big sale before he will be allowed to marry his sweetie. Based on the Saturday Evening Post stories by William Hazlett Upson. Running Time: 69 minutes Buy This Movie On DVD Here: www.nostalgiafamilyvideo.com	From: NostalgiaFamilyVideo Views: 312 2 ratings
   	Time: 01:08:48	More in Film & Animation

7. Stolen Jools - Joe E. Brown -

   	Stolen Jools - Joe E. Brown Joe E. Brown was an actor and comedian from Holgate, Ohio. In 1902 at the age of 10, he joined a troupe of circus tumblers known as the Five Marvellous Astons which toured the country on both the circus and vaudeville circuits. His best known postwar role was in Some Like It Hot (1959) comedy directed by Billy Wilder in which he played the aging millionaire, Osgood Fielding III.	From: urinetownresearch Views: 5388 10 ratings
   	Time: 00:45	More in Education

8. Screen Snapshots - Vacation Time in Movieland (1931) -

   	Screen Snapshots - Vacation Time in Movieland (1931) Joe E Brown, Pola Negri, Bebe Daniels, Mitzi Green, Polly Moran, Mack Sennett and Marjorie Beebe are seen relaxing at Palm Springs, a California winter resort; Barbara Stanwyck and Ricardo Cortez play golf; other celebrities are shown at Malibu Beach. Screen Snapshots were a series of documentary short subjects produced by Columbia Pictures between 1924 and 1958. They featured behind-the-scenes footage of Hollywood stars of the day at various Hollywood events or parties. From about 1930, these short documentaries were almost exclusively written, produced and directed (and occasionally edited and narrated) by Ralph Staub, until the series was discontinued in 1958. They usually ran for 9 or 10 minutes and were shown in cinema theatres like newsreels alongside main features.	From: hermankatnip Views: 945 10 ratings
   	Time: 08:30	More in Film & Animation

9. Joe E. Brown (1935) - Nobody Cares If I'm Blue -

   	Joe E. Brown (1935) - Nobody Cares If I'm Blue Wonderful talent and showmanship from the great Joe. E. Brown. This clip is from the 1935 movie "Bright Lights."	From: navydoctrinidad Views: 3579 16 ratings
   	Time: 01:48	More in Music

10. Joe E. Brown Funny Recording and Video! -

    	Joe E. Brown Funny Recording and Video! Joe E. Brown is SO HILARIOUS! I just had to put a recording of him on Youtube. I love How Joe Browns says no. Hehe!	From: Katy100thebest Views: 4461 3 ratings
    	Time: 01:18	More in Entertainment

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1. Joe E. Brown on The Name's The Same -

   	Joe E. Brown on The Name's The Same Joe E. Brown appears as the celebrity guest on the short-running television program "The Name's The Same". Dated July 19th, 1955.	From: DickFaulkner Views: 7231 17 ratings
   	Time: 07:13	More in Entertainment

2. What's my Line? Joe E Brown -

   	What's my Line? Joe E Brown What's my Line? Joe E Brown	From: NorbertR33 Views: 18347 45 ratings
   	Time: 04:51	More in Entertainment

3. Joe E. Brown drag sequence -

   	Joe E. Brown drag sequence Funny scene from "When's Your Birthday" (1937) in which Joe E. Brown disguises as a woman to escape gangsters. Could this scene have given Billy Wilder plot ideas for "Some Like It Hot" over 20 years later? He certainly remembered Joe!	From: caferoxyfilms Views: 58 0 ratings
   	Time: 03:14	More in Entertainment

4. Joe E. Brown Yell -

   	Joe E. Brown Yell From Fit for a King (1937)	From: jorgecurioso Views: 18894 23 ratings
   	Time: 01:08	More in Comedy

5. Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson on "I've Got a Secret" (January 9, 1957) - Part 1 of 3 -

   	Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson on "I've Got a Secret" (January 9, 1957) - Part 1 of 3 Joe E. Brown and Jackie Robinson appear (separately) as guests on "I"ve Got a Secret" in this episode from early 1957 with host Garry Moore and panelists Bill Cullen, Jayne Meadows, Henry Morgan, and Faye Emerson. This segment (the first of three) presents some of the 1500 job offers that Henry received in response to his plea for "honest work" in the previous week's episode. This is followed by a game with contestant Frances Haskett, a Red Cross worker in Monaco, whose secret is that she taught Grace Kelly (whose first child Caroline was born two weeks after this aired) how to change diapers. Part 2 of this program (featuring Joe E. Brown) can be seen here: www.youtube.com Part 3 (featuring Jackie Robinson) can be seen here: www.youtube.com	From: rrgomes Views: 287 2 ratings
   	Time: 08:45	More in Entertainment

6. Earthworm Tractors (1936) Joe E. Brown & June Travis -

   	Earthworm Tractors (1936) Joe E. Brown & June Travis Directed by Ray Enright Starring Joe E. Brown, June Travis, Guy Kibbee, Dick Foran, Carol Hughes, Gene Lockhart, Olin Howlin, & Irving Bacon Brown plays Alexander Botts, an ambitious tractor salesman who is a cocky, self-proclaimed "natural born salesman". Botts' must convince his skeptical new target (Kibbee) and make a big sale before he will be allowed to marry his sweetie. Based on the Saturday Evening Post stories by William Hazlett Upson. Running Time: 69 minutes Buy This Movie On DVD Here: www.nostalgiafamilyvideo.com	From: NostalgiaFamilyVideo Views: 312 2 ratings
   	Time: 01:08:48	More in Film & Animation

7. Stolen Jools - Joe E. Brown -

   	Stolen Jools - Joe E. Brown Joe E. Brown was an actor and comedian from Holgate, Ohio. In 1902 at the age of 10, he joined a troupe of circus tumblers known as the Five Marvellous Astons which toured the country on both the circus and vaudeville circuits. His best known postwar role was in Some Like It Hot (1959) comedy directed by Billy Wilder in which he played the aging millionaire, Osgood Fielding III.	From: urinetownresearch Views: 5388 10 ratings
   	Time: 00:45	More in Education

8. Screen Snapshots - Vacation Time in Movieland (1931) -

   	Screen Snapshots - Vacation Time in Movieland (1931) Joe E Brown, Pola Negri, Bebe Daniels, Mitzi Green, Polly Moran, Mack Sennett and Marjorie Beebe are seen relaxing at Palm Springs, a California winter resort; Barbara Stanwyck and Ricardo Cortez play golf; other celebrities are shown at Malibu Beach. Screen Snapshots were a series of documentary short subjects produced by Columbia Pictures between 1924 and 1958. They featured behind-the-scenes footage of Hollywood stars of the day at various Hollywood events or parties. From about 1930, these short documentaries were almost exclusively written, produced and directed (and occasionally edited and narrated) by Ralph Staub, until the series was discontinued in 1958. They usually ran for 9 or 10 minutes and were shown in cinema theatres like newsreels alongside main features.	From: hermankatnip Views: 945 10 ratings
   	Time: 08:30	More in Film & Animation

9. Joe E. Brown (1935) - Nobody Cares If I'm Blue -

   	Joe E. Brown (1935) - Nobody Cares If I'm Blue Wonderful talent and showmanship from the great Joe. E. Brown. This clip is from the 1935 movie "Bright Lights."	From: navydoctrinidad Views: 3579 16 ratings
   	Time: 01:48	More in Music

10. Joe E. Brown Funny Recording and Video! -

    	Joe E. Brown Funny Recording and Video! Joe E. Brown is SO HILARIOUS! I just had to put a recording of him on Youtube. I love How Joe Browns says no. Hehe!	From: Katy100thebest Views: 4461 3 ratings
    	Time: 01:18	More in Entertainment

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