Classic movies help us mark our place in time. We remember the movies we saw, and associate them with specific time in our lives. For me, 1982 will always be the summer of E.T., since I saw the movie 3 times the summer it was released. Others use different movies to mark their live’s timeline, but we all find ways to associate our lives and the classic films that moved us.
All of the great films below won an Academy Award for best picture. Can you match the movie title with the year it won?
On December 9, 1962 the Dinah Shore Show, on December 9, 1962, made a small choice to include among its celebration of American Music, a performance by a gifted American singer in a genre that would challenge America’s taste and tolerance.
You know him as the director/choreographer of Cabaret, All That Jazz and Sweet Charity. In 1951, Jerry Lewis saw the act of a young dancer, Bob Fosse, and his partner, Mary Ann Niles, at the Pierre Hotel in New York City. Lewis invited the young dancers to be on the Colgate Comedy Hour and choreograph the dance numbers for that show. This is Bob Fosse’s dance appearance on the Colgate Comedy Hour, February 4, 1951.
Classic TV sitcoms can be seen endlessly on reruns. Hunt down the titles of famous TV sitcoms in this free Word Search puzzle from Past Entertainment.
The comic book heroes born in the Golden Age of Comics endure today. Can you locate their names in this free Word Search Puzzle from Past Entertainment?
The stars of the classic movies were known for their off-screen romances. Find these silver screen stars in this word search puzzle from Past Entertainment.Â
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