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Guess the elderly lady in the pic, it is Stooge related.
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Curly era and she was in a lot of films.  There's your hint.  The last pic is a good profile of her face.
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THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW "But Seriously, Folks" (1972)
Appears 3 times from 19:30 to 21:00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tEAqnTwjwE



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THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW "But Seriously, Folks" (1972)
Appears 3 times from 19:30 to 21:00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tEAqnTwjwE

Ethelreda Leopold it is!  Thanks for the Mary Tyler Moore footage Brent, and good to see you, been a while.

That MARRIED WITH CHILDREN footage was released in 1989 and her last role.  No matter how much older she got (like we all do, or at least hope to), that Mary Tyler Moore footage and profile above show those beautiful distinctive eyes of her's never changed.
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I must be getting old because I just barely remember her.



I recognize the brunette in the middle as the french accent chick in the episode where the newly rich boys demolish their hotel room. Is this promo shot from that episode? And what does the scrawled notation in the lower left corner indicate?  :-\



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I must be getting old because I just barely remember her.



I recognize the brunette in the middle as the french accent chick in the episode where the newly rich boys demolish their hotel room. Is this promo shot from that episode? And what does the scrawled notation in the lower left corner indicate?  :-\


The French accent actress you're probably thinking of is Nanette Bordeaux and the short A MISSED FORTUNE.  Here's a picture of her.



The actress in the middle of the pic you posted is Dorothy Appleby, the short IN THE SWEET PIE AND a PIE, and yes, that's a much younger Ethelreda Leopold on the right.
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And what does the scrawled notation in the lower left corner indicate?  :-\
That appears on a lot of old movie still photos. Basically indicates the production number of the film.
"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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The French accent actress you're probably thinking of is Nanette Bordeaux and the short A MISSED FORTUNE.  Here's a picture of her.



The actress in the middle of the pic you posted is Dorothy Appleby, the short IN THE SWEET PIE AND a PIE, and yes, that's a much younger Ethelreda Leopold on the right.
Okey-doke  ;)


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How about this one? She was a significant player in Stooge-ology .


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How about this one? She was a significant player in Stooge-ology .

Is that Marjorie White?
"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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Is that Marjorie White?
Yes it is. The first Stooge short was the last film she appeared in, tragically.




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May be a tough one. I only know her from one (healthy) Curly era short





Though very small, this pic might help


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May be a tough one. I only know her from one (healthy) Curly era short


Though very small, this pic might help

Esther Howard?  Just a guess...
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Not Esther.  Look close at the lady on the right, another Stooge player in which she starred in a movie that the mystery player had a scene in.


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Missed this one earlier, but I believe that is Lelah Tyler (ALL THE WORLD'S A STOOGE).
"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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Missed this one earlier, but I believe that is Lelah Tyler (ALL THE WORLD'S A STOOGE).
That's her. "Don't flimmy-flammy, Mammy; Oh, Mammy!"


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Not Esther.  Look close at the lady on the right, another Stooge player in which she starred in a movie that the mystery player had a scene in.

With my vision issues, I'd need a microscope to see that picture.
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With my vision issues, I'd need a microscope to see that picture.
LOL I agree. It looked like Lucy to me and when I enlarged it (Ctrl & roll up mouse wheel) It was too fuzzy. But sure enough it was a shot from Ball's "The Fuller Brush Girl".


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I got one. Guess away...

"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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I got one. Guess away...



I’m not sure the answer, but a somewhat similar look to Mabel Normand.  The style is around Mabel’s era, so I’m going to guess she was older when with The Stooges.
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I’m not sure the answer, but a somewhat similar look to Mabel Normand.  The style is around Mabel’s era, so I’m going to guess she was older when with The Stooges.
She was, indeed. In fact, she herself was a pretty big star in the silent era (although not as well remembered today as others like Mabel).
"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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Since it's been nearly two days, I'll give a one-word hint:

Mice.
"With oranges, it's much harder..."


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This one may be tough. This playbill  photo is the only decent pic I could find for her (not stooge related) in spite of her 20 some year career off Broadway and '60s - '70s TV sitcoms.