Post the birth name of someone famous & see if anyone knows their stage name W/O using Google

[red dog 1]

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Louis Burton Lindley Jr (answered)

[elleng]

1. Archie Leach

[Totally Tunsie]

2. Cary Grant

[spooky3]

3. I think I remember...

Cary Grant?

Here’s another—he was famous in the 1970s and 80s: Krekor Ohanian.

[First Speaker]

5. Mike Connors...?

[spooky3]

12. Ding ding ding! Nt

[Botany]

4. Benard Schwartz

n/t

[First Speaker]

7. Tony Curtis...

...talking from de castle of my fadder...

[First Speaker]

6. Spangler Arlington Brugh

[hatrack]

54. Robert Taylor

What up, Ivanhoe?

[Wolf Frankula]

8. Melvin Kaminsky.

Wolf

[Totally Tunsie]

9. Mel Brooks

Funny, funny man!

[Totally Tunsie]

10. Jacob Cohen

[Wolf Frankula]

30. Rodney Dangerfield

He never got any respect.

Wolf

[Totally Tunsie]

34. But you do...ding, ding!

[Manifestor_of_Light]

55. Rodney has the best epitaph -- "There Goes The Neighborhood"!

[House of Roberts]

11. Alexandra Zuck

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

14. Sandra Dee.

[House of Roberts]

16. That is correct

[TexasBushwhacker]

13. Michael Douglas n/t

[whistler162]

18. Holy Schmoli Batman

err Michael Keaton

Easy one Issur Danielovitch

[Aristus]

19. Kirk Douglas.

n/t

[Niagara]

20. I second Whistler162's answer.

Michael Keaton.

[TexasBushwhacker]

25. Yup. Every SAG member must have a unique name

Hence, young Michael Fox had to add a middle initial because there already an older Michael Fox.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

56. There's a silent movie star Harrison Ford with a star on the Walk of Fame.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7434/harrison-ford

[Niagara]

62. I didn't know about this.

I learned something new today.

[jmowreader]

129. He causes no grief with SAG

According to his Wiki page, his last movie was 1932's Love in High Gear. SAG was established in 1933.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

15. Richard Jenkins Jr.

[Ron Obvious]

77. Richard Burton?

I'm guessing because of the Welsh name.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

79. Yep. He took the surname Burton

when he became a ward of his schoolmaster, Philip Burton.

[red dog 1]

17. John Simon Ritchie (musician)

[Manifestor_of_Light]

57. Johnny Rotten.

Or Sid Vicious?

[red dog 1]

73. It was Sid

[Niagara]

21. David Jones

[uriel1972]

23. David Bowie?

[Niagara]

24. Yes!

That was fast.

[uriel1972]

26. bit of a fan you see :)

[Niagara]

27. Me too.

[Niagara]

22. Eugene Maurice Orowitz

[Manifestor_of_Light]

58. Michael Landon.

[Niagara]

61. Very good!

[trackfan]

28. Leonard Slye

[Wolf Frankula]

29. Roy Rogers

Wolf

[trackfan]

35. That's correct!

[Harker]

31. Paul Hewson and David Evans...

[mentalsolstice]

32. Bono and the Edge!

[Harker]

33. Two too right!

[LaelthsDaughter]

36. Jaime Leigh Kalman (n/t)

[Brother Buzz]

37. Albert Einstein

Interestingly enough, his father was an actor, too, and changed his stage name to Parkyakarkus

[Harker]

43. Albert Brooks.

[Brother Buzz]

44. Correct, and what's his full brother's stage name, and...

what pair of brothers did he first write for in Hollywood?

[Harker]

45. I think he wrote for the Smothers Brothers

but the brother is going to elude me.

[Brother Buzz]

46. Bob Einstein wrote for the Smother's brothers...

but he assumed the stage name of a crazy hapless stuntman he created in earlier skits.

What was Bob and Albert's half brother's name?

Extra credit: Who was the subject of the numerous biographies he authored? (Hint: he followed him west when the Giants moved to San Francisco in 1958).

[Harker]

66. Dang. Super Dave.

I couldn't believe it the first time I heard it, and I still can't.

The hint was my only hope.

[Brother Buzz]

75. Yes, now how about the sports columnist/novelist/television movie script writer half-brother?

Another, albeit an obtuse hint: He lived directly across a swamp (tidal wetlands) from Ross Hodges.

Off topic: Their father's death was a bizarre Hollywood story that merits a mention:

Harry "Parkyakarkus" Einstein suffered a fatal heart attack in 1958, at the age of 54, during a roast in honor of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. After Einstein delivered his monologue, emcee Art Linkletter remarked, "Every time he finishes, I ask myself, why isn't he on the air in a prime time?" Einstein turned to Milton Berle, who was seated next to him on the dais, and said, "Yeah, how come?"—then slumped into his lap. Berle's shout of "Is there a doctor in the house?" was initially thought to be a humorous ad lib, but the gravity of the situation quickly became clear.

Einstein was carried backstage, where five physicians in attendance (the event was a charity benefit for local hospitals) worked to revive him. One surgeon used his pen knife to make an incision for open heart massage; another used the ends of an electric cord as a makeshift defibrillator. With the remaining comedians on the bill reluctant to continue under the circumstances, Linkletter asked Tony Martin to sing a song; Martin's unfortunate choice was "There's No Tomorrow". Ball then came to the microphone and managed only, "I can say nothing," through tears. Arnaz, the closing speaker, said, "This is one of those moments that Lucy and I have waited a lifetime for, but it's meaningless now. They say the show must go on, but why must it? Let's close the show now by praying for this wonderful man backstage who has made a world laugh."

[Harker]

38. Maurice Micklewhite

One of my favorites, pronounced as "Morris."

[Wolf Frankula]

47. Michael Caine.

Wolf

[Harker]

50. You know it, guv.

[Harker]

39. Frances Gumm.

[Niagara]

49. Judy Garland.

[Harker]

51. Bluebirds fly.

[Harker]

287. There she is.

[wendyb-NC]

286. Meryl Streep

[Harker]

288. No, not her... n/t

[red dog 1]

40. William Bruce Rose Jr

[Harker]

41. Leonard, Adolph, Herbert...

Milton, and Juilius.

[Wolf Frankula]

53. The Marx Brothers

You have a picture of Julius as your avatar.

Wolf

[Harker]

64. Yes, I do.

The one and only!

No one has answered the question I posed long ago (with you in mind) about who portrayed Frankenstein's monster in "Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man."

[Harker]

42. Eric Blair...

Not exactly a stage name.

[Wolf Frankula]

48. George Orwell

Wolf

[Harker]

52. You know you know it.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

59. Madame Aurore Dupin.

[lpbk2713]

60. Ehrich Weiss

...

[Harker]

65. Harry Houdini.

Came to mind like magic.

[lpbk2713]

67. Yup

There's no escaping that.

[Harker]

68. I'm fit to be tied.

[Mad_Dem_X]

63. Walden Robert Cassotto

[red dog 1]

69. Bobby Darin?

(wild guess)

[Mad_Dem_X]

86. That's right!

[red dog 1]

70. John Joseph Lydon (musician)

[Manifestor_of_Light]

92. Johnny Rotten.

(Honestly, I don't even LIKE punk. Unless it's The Who or The Police flavors of punk.)

[red dog 1]

98. How about The Ramones?

[Manifestor_of_Light]

102. Dee Dee, Tommy, Joey, Johnny.

I WANNA BE SEDATED!!!

***Stars of ROCK AND ROLL HIGH SCHOOL!***

[red dog 1]

103. Yeah, that's my favorite Ramones song...I also love their version of "California Sun"

(They're my all-time favorite punk rock band)

[Manifestor_of_Light]

123. Rock and Roll High School was a good silly movie!

[red dog 1]

141. I agree

[AllaN01Bear]

71. marion barry.

[red dog 1]

72. Well it's not John Wayne, even though his real name was Marion

[Paladin]

74. Mladen George Sekulovich (actor)

[Paladin]

85. Everybody give up? It's actor Karl Malden. (nt)

[Harker]

118. In many films, Malden would say his his real name

as a running gag...

Ex. As he calls out prisoners' names in "Birdman of Alcatraz.". "Sekulovich."

[Paladin]

122. Good detail. I'll have to pay closer attention to his performances. (nt)

[whistler162]

76. Donald James Yarmy

Hint a Marine DI during WWII.

[whistler162]

97. You can have 86 guess's

[Harker]

198. I won't need 99.

[Ron Obvious]

78. John Henry Deutschendorf Jr.

A singer.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

80. John Denver.

[Ron Obvious]

82. Correct!

He was wise to change his name.

[Mendocino]

100. John Denver

[Wolf Frankula]

81. Declan McManus

also not stage names, Dmitriy Bumshteyn, Adam Demsky,

Wolf

[TexasBushwhacker]

83. Ross McManus' pride and joy

Elvis Costello! His dad, Ross, was a band leader.

[whistler162]

87. Well that explains why he looks

like Elvis Costello!

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

84. For your Louis Burton Lindley Jr.....Slim Pickins?

[red dog 1]

88. Ding!

[red dog 1]

89. Krishna Pandit Bhanji (actor)

[whistler162]

90. Ben Kingsley

[red dog 1]

91. Caryn Johnson

[Wolf Frankula]

93. Whoopie Goldberg

Wolf

[Wolf Frankula]

94. Robert Zimmerman. Jesse Louis Burns.

Second is not an actor.

Wolf

[red dog 1]

95. Robert Zimmerman became Bob Dylan

[Wolf Frankula]

99. Rightie! Right Right.

Wolf

[red dog 1]

96. You got it, Wolf!

She was great in "Ghost" and deserved the Oscar she received for that role.

[Mendocino]

101. Betty Joan Perske

[Niagara]

105. Lauren Bacall?

[Mendocino]

111. Yes

You know how to whistle?

[Niagara]

119. My answer was a lucky guess.

[red dog 1]

104. Declan Patrick McManus

[Wolf Frankula]

107. Elvis Costello.

Wolf

[red dog 1]

142. You got it, Wolf!

(I think he looks more like a Declan than an Elvis)

[Niagara]

106. Lucille LeSueur

[Mendocino]

112. NOOOO...

WIRE HANGERS...!!!

[Niagara]

120. Correct!

[Wolf Frankula]

108. Herbert Buckingham Khaury.

n/t

Wolf

[rurallib]

124. Tiny Tim?

from waaaay back when

[Wolf Frankula]

126. Yesaroonie!

And he wasn't that tiny.

Wolf

[Brother Buzz]

278. a.k.a. Jilian Foxglove, Larry Love, Rollie Dell, Darry Dover, Emmett Swink

[NanceGreggs]

109. Elias McDaniel n/t

[Mendocino]

110. Bo Diddely

[Mendocino]

113. McKinley Morganfield

[Gruenemann]

116. Muddy Waters

[Mendocino]

114. Archibald Alec Leach

[Gruenemann]

117. Cary Grant

[Mendocino]

115. Roberta Joan Anderson

[PennyK]

177. Joni Mitchell

Beautiful music.

[Niagara]

121. Anna Mae Bullock

[Mendocino]

132. Tina Turner

[Niagara]

140. Perfect!

[Manifestor_of_Light]

193. Straight Outta Nutbush!!

[Niagara]

197. I completely adore Tina.

Have you ever watched this? The house tour starts about the 6:00 mark.

&t=1387s

[Harker]

125. Robert Leroy Parker

and Harry Alonzo Longabaugh.

[Mendocino]

130. Who are those guys?

[Harker]

131. You're good.

[ProfessorGAC]

170. Clever!!!

I liked it.

[Tikki]

127. Erick Lee Purkhiser ....

Tikki

[Harker]

147. Dammit...

gave up and looked it up.

One of my favorites.

[Tikki]

160. ...and, of course, Kristy Wallace...

Tikki

[Harker]

161. Okay.

Who?

[Tikki]

162. Ah...That guy and his lady...

I can never imagine the one without the other.

Tikki

[Harker]

164. Nor can I

though she twangs on.

[Harker]

165. Oh, yeah.

Damn.

[Harker]

128. Volodymyr Palahniuk.

[Wolf Frankula]

143. Jack Palance.

n/t

Wolf

[Harker]

144. That's our man, Wolf. n/t

[uriel1972]

133. Marion Robert Morrison

[Harker]

134. John Wayne.

[uriel1972]

135. yeppers

[Harker]

136. Thanks, pilgrim.

[Harker]

138. Aryeh Rosenberg.

[Harker]

139. Ioseb Jughashvili.

[El Supremo]

168. Uncle Joe!

[Harker]

169. Da! Da!

The transliteration has changed since my younger days, but that's him!

[Harker]

145. Bela Blasko.

[El Supremo]

151. Dracula!

Bela Lugosi

[Harker]

153. Rrrrright!

From Lugos, Hungary.

[Wolf Frankula]

174. Which is in Transylvania.

Yes the most famous Dracula role was from Transylvania.

Wolf

[Harker]

146. William Henry Pratt.

[El Supremo]

150. A tough one: Constance Frances Marie Ockelman

[El Supremo]

166. Hint:

If you get this one, you peeked.

[Niagara]

176. Connie Frances?

I didn't peek so I'll patiently wait until I find out my guess is correct or not.

[El Supremo]

178. No. The big hint is "peek".

As in "peekaboo".

[Harker]

183. I'll take a flier...

Lady Godiva?

Sounds silly, but I'll stick with it out of sheer ignorance.

[El Supremo]

185. Another hint?

Her eyes were "calm and clear like a blue lake"

[Harker]

186. Agh. I'll work it over... n/t

[Harker]

187. Barbara Stanwyck?

Shelley Winters?

[El Supremo]

188. Nope, nope.

Jeeze, I've already given it away. Even her stage name!

Even though she was from Brooklyn, she was extremely alluring.

[Niagara]

189. Did she pass away at a young age?

[Harker]

191. If it weren't Veronika Lake

I was planning on naming everyone I could name.

[El Supremo]

194. Finally!

Veronica Lake, with the peek-a-boo hair.

[Harker]

195. The peek-a-boo hair reference

didn't get through to me.

What an ordeal!

[El Supremo]

196. I only picked her because...

I just watched her break-out performance in 'I Wanted Wings' with William Holden and Ray Milland. That is the movie where she let her hair down over her eye. She later starred in the big hit 'Sullivan's Travels' with Joel McCrea.

[Harker]

199. Nice.

My first thought with her is always "Blondie", then I remember it was Arthur Lake that portrayed Dagwood.

[El Supremo]

152. Leslie Lynch King Jr.

[mikeargo]

155. Jerry Ford?

[El Supremo]

163. Yes

My 8th cousin, once removed

[Harker]

192. I've been removed plenty of times.

[red dog 1]

154. Albert Lawrence Einstein

[Harker]

156. Deja vu...

[red dog 1]

157. Did I post that name before?

[Harker]

158. I put forth the lyric in one of Red dog1's threads.

We connected thusly.

[red dog 1]

159. Here's a hint

His real first name IS Albert.

[El Supremo]

202. Albert Brooks

Lousy comedian

[red dog 1]

203. Perhaps, but, imo, he was great in "Defending Your Life" with Meryl Streep, Rip Torn, and Buck Henry

(Brooks wrote and directed it too)

[Totally Tunsie]

233. He was fabulous with Julie Hagerty in "Lost In America"!

One of my favorite films. "You LOST the nest egg???"

Great spot also by Garry Marshall as the casino owner.

[Harker]

167. Oops...

yes. Your threads, and the respondents and discussants, are getting pretzled.

[red dog 1]

171. I don't know what that means

(I do occasionally "recycle" lines from movies, TV, other threads etc. but I try not to do it too often)

Some lines are just too good to use only once.

[red dog 1]

172. Alphonso d'Abruzzo

[Wolf Frankula]

173. Alan Alda

Best known as Dr. Hawkeye Pierce.

Wolf

[red dog 1]

179. Ding!

(I wonder why he changed his name?)

[red dog 1]

175. Charles Weedon Westover

[red dog 1]

180. Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra

[friendly_iconoclast]

204. Meg Ryan!

[red dog 1]

208. You got it!

[red dog 1]

181. Neta-Lee Hershlag

[Niagara]

190. Natalie Portman

[red dog 1]

200. Ding!

[red dog 1]

182. Alicia Christian Foster

[Boomerproud]

209. Jodie Foster.

NT

[red dog 1]

211. Ding!

[Harker]

184. Last call for William Henry Pratt and

Aryeh Rosenberg...

Both actors. The former British, the latter American.

Boris Karloff and Tony Randall. That's a pretty odd couple.

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

219. Pratt is Boris Karloff

[Harker]

220. Hardly a name to instill fear. n/t

[red dog 1]

201. Anjeze Gonxhe Bojaxhia

[friendly_iconoclast]

205. Mother Theresa

[red dog 1]

206. Well done!

[red dog 1]

207. Shelton Jackson Lee

[TexasBushwhacker]

210. Spike Lee?

[red dog 1]

212. Paul Rubenfield

[Niagara]

213. Adult movie theater masterbator.

Paul Reubens.

[red dog 1]

214. Yep!

Yeah, the cops gotta' arrest those adult movie theater masterbaters because the other adult movie theater patrons might be there just to watch the movie!

Don't worry about the violent criminals who assault, rape, rob banks, or murder people.
Police need to spend their time going after "dangerous" criminals like Pee Wee Herman)

[Niagara]

215. Exactly!

I thought that was the entire point of watching an adult film to begin with.

[red dog 1]

216. Joan Marie Larkin

[Niagara]

217. Joan Jett.

[red dog 1]

218. Yes

[Niagara]

221. Cherilyn Sarkisian

[Mad_Dem_X]

222. The one and only Cher!

[Niagara]

223. Correct!

[Wolf Frankula]

224. Amoz Muzyad Yaqoob.

n/t
Wolf

[Wolf Frankula]

230. Hint, For a while he used the name Amos Jacobs.

Wolf

[Wolf Frankula]

242. I give up. Nobody seems to know this famous Lebanese American.

Am I the only one who remembers Danny Thomas?

Wolf

[red dog 1]

225. James Alfred Wright (popular mid-20th Century British author)

[Dr. Strange]

226. Vincent Fournier

[Wolf Frankula]

228. Alice Cooper

Not a blonde folk singer.

Wolf

[Dr. Strange]

229. Welcome to Vincent's nightmare.

I think you're gonna like it!

[Dr. Strange]

227. A two-fer: Gary Weinrib and Alexandar Zivojinović

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[miyazaki]

276. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.

-For extra fun, what is Neil Peart's "unfortunate" middle name?

[Niagara]

231. Thomas Mapother IV

[Dem2theMax]

232. Tom Cruise.

I actually knew one!

[Niagara]

235. Winner winner!

Chocolate dessert!

[Dem2theMax]

236. Lol!

[Totally Tunsie]

234. Jorge Mario Bergoglio

[Wolf Frankula]

261. Pope Francis

Wolf

[Totally Tunsie]

264. It is!

[Dem2theMax]

237. Dino Crocetti.

[red dog 1]

238. Dean Martin?

[Dem2theMax]

239. YES! And for added fun, this clip! 🤣

[red dog 1]

240. Lawrence Harvey Zeigler

[MatthewHatesTrump2]

243. Larry King?

(wild guess)

[red dog 1]

244. Ding!

[red dog 1]

241. John Symon Asher Bruce

[red dog 1]

245. Ronald Clyde Crosby

[red dog 1]

246. Joan Marie Larkin

[Niagara]

248. We already did this one, reddog.

#216 and #217.

[red dog 1]

250. Thanks for that

(I think I need a nap)

[Niagara]

251. No problem.

I value my naptime.

[red dog 1]

247. Hugh Nanton Romney Jr

[red dog 1]

249. Douglas Glenn Colvin

[Tikki]

268. That's Dee Dee RAMONE.

rip...

Tikki

[red dog 1]

274. Ding!

[red dog 1]

252. Jeffrey Ross Hyman

[Tikki]

269. That's Joey RAMONE.

Still breaks my heart we lost this fine man so young.

Tikki

[red dog 1]

270. Yeah, I agree...(I just watched "Rock & Roll High School" again the other night)

[Tikki]

271. Such a fun movie...Eaglebauer is a classic.

Joey was a kind man and a true Liberal...in opposition to Johnny, though a great guitar player, was anything and everything but Liberal.


Tikki

[red dog 1]

273. Yeah, I know

Those two were as different politically as night and day.

(Joey was my favorite Ramone)

[red dog 1]

253. Huddle William Ledbetter

[red dog 1]

254. Jerome Silverman

[red dog 1]

255. Elizabeth Grant

[red dog 1]

256. Chester Arthur Burnett

[ShazzieB]

257. Richard Starkey nt

[red dog 1]

258. Ringo Starr?

(He's worth $350 million)

[red dog 1]

259. Eleanor Gow

[red dog 1]

260. Tara Patrick

[Mendocino]

263. Carmen Electra

[red dog 1]

266. Ding!

[Mendocino]

262. Emil Lewandowski

[Tikki]

267. Jan Paul Beahm......

Tikki

[Codifer]

272. David Daniel Kaminsky

Actor, Singer, jet pilot

[Tikki]

275. David Xavier Harrigan.

Tikki

[Brother Buzz]

277. Alfred Matthew

[roamer65]

279. Goodbye, Norma Jeane...

[Freddie]

280. Marilyn Monroe

Norma Jeane Baker or Norma Jeane Mortenson. Very early in her career she was Norma Jeane Dougherty, her first husband’s name.

[roamer65]

283. Bingo.

[Freddie]

281. Natasha Gurdin

[Freddie]

282. Joseph Levitch

[Totally Tunsie]

284. moved to newer thread...

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