Guess who?

[GA Russell]

...let's see if anyone remembers this lady.

Hint: Born in 1941, I believe she was a contract player for Warner Bros. television in the early 60s.

[ValerieB]

...let's see if anyone remembers this lady.

Hint: Born in 1941, I believe she was a contract player for Warner Bros. television in the early 60s.

face is familiar. all i can think of Virginia Mayo but i don't think it's her.

[GA Russell]

Valerie, that photo does have a 1940s look to it, doesn't it? But I'm guessing that the photo was taken about 1963.

[paul secor]

I cheated. Here she is in 2005.

[ValerieB]

Diane McBain? i kind of cheated and read the nametag as best i could! LOL

[GA Russell]

Man! Some people you can't have fun with without their cheating!

[ValerieB]

Man! Some people you can't have fun with without their cheating!

no, you can still have fun 'cause i recognized her without the nametag!

[paul secor]

Man! Some people you can't have fun with without their cheating!

no, you can still have fun 'cause i recognized her without the nametag!

Sorry. I couldn't read the name tag and figured others couldn't. Some people's eyes are better than others.

[JSngry]

Who is Diane McBain?

[paul secor]

Who is Diane McBain?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diane_McBain

[JSngry]

Who is Diane McBain?

http://en.wikipedia....ki/Diane_McBain

Wow, it's entirely possible that this is the first time I've ever seen her.

So many faces, so little time.

[paul secor]

Who is Diane McBain?

http://en.wikipedia....ki/Diane_McBain

Wow, it's entirely possible that this is the first time I've ever seen her.

So many faces, so little time.

Well, it seems as if she's hung around - so many have - but her time was the 60's. No reason you should have seen her, unless you're into bad/mediocre 60's movies.

[JSngry]

I feel better then.

Now, guess who?

Edited October 15, 2011 by JSngry

[Dave James]

Here's one that might be a little easier. Hint: He's famous in three entirely unrelated fields of endeavor.

[GA Russell]

Dave, is that Paul Newman?

[JSngry]

I feel better then.

Now, guess who?

Here's one that might be a little easier.

This is a very familiar person for "anybody" who watched TV from the late-60s through the late-80s...

Edited October 15, 2011 by JSngry

[ValerieB]

Here's one that might be a little easier. Hint: He's famous in three entirely unrelated fields of endeavor.

that's Arnold.

[Dave James]

Here's one that might be a little easier. Hint: He's famous in three entirely unrelated fields of endeavor.

that's Arnold.

Valerie wins again!

I feel better then.

Now, guess who?

Here's one that might be a little easier.

This is a very familiar person for "anybody" who watched TV from the late-60s through the late-80s...

Brenda Vaccaro?

[JSngry]

No, not her.

Hint - semi-regular on a hit ABC series as a girlfriend, co-star on a hit NBC series as a wife, and then star on a hit CBS series as a mom.

Edited October 15, 2011 by JSngry

[GA Russell]

Susan St. James?

[JSngry]

Yessir!

[paul secor]

Probably an easy one. She still looks a lot like she did in the 50's and 60's - except older, of course.

[JSngry]

That chick from Father Knows Best, the oldest daughter...went on to be Andy Griffith's girlfriend before that school teacher lady took over.

can't remember her name, but that's who she is.

[paul secor]

That chick from Father Knows Best, the oldest daughter...went on to be Andy Griffith's girlfriend before that school teacher lady took over.

can't remember her name, but that's who she is.

You got it all but the name - Elinor Donahue.

[Dave James]

She was also in one of my least favorite original Star Trek episodes called "Metomorphosis". That's the one that first introduced Zephram Cochrane, the inventor of the warp drive.