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- one a standalone score, and the other two scores on one CD by two different composers, although the films have something in common. All three composers have been represented on Kritzerland.
Are the 2 movies from the 1950s connected by genre? (i.e. westerns)
Or do they share the same actor? (Vincent Price or Shirley MacLaine ... or ...)
Your second guess is correct.
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Mr Kimmel, the 1st picture in the Love is a Many-Splendored Thing Production Stills on the website of Kritzerland seems to be The World of Suzie Wong.
I can recognize Nancy Kwan's face and the purple dress she wore in the film.
Yes, it happens sometimes with the web stuff - we get a lot of photos and sometimes someone gets confused by the actor and theme of the film, which was the case here.
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Or do they share the same actor? (Vincent Price or Shirley MacLaine ... or ...)
Your second guess is correct.
A Shirley Booth double-header from Paramount?
COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA by Franz Waxman paired with Alex North's HOT SPELL. 
Good guess! Not quite there, though.
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... or maybe a Shirley MacLaine two-fer via Paramount:
Alex North's HOT SPELL with THE MATCHMAKER by Adolph Deutsch?
Well, if such a CD were to happen I would definitely be dancing a jig because, well, because I love both composers and these films.
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And now for the 60's title ?
Indeed. It will be one of two things, with whatever it isn't to follow in early January.
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From the Paramount vault , maybe?
I love the Paramount vault, so that would be swell by me.
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The is certainly not enough of Adolph Deutsch's work on cd.
Amen! He was a MAJOR talent. No one even remembers him today, but a quick perusal of his film scores will tell you he scored some hugely popular and classic films.
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Perhaps a Neal Hefti score?
Not this time - we're hoping for more Hefti next year.
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