Music Betty Grable
May 8th, 2004
Neil Sedaka – Betty Grable
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The White Cliffs Of Dover $28.41 Disc one tracks are: 1. Now Is The Hour – Bing Crosby, 2. It Had To Be You – Dick Haymes and Helen Forest, 3. I Can’t Begin To Tell You – Harry James and Betty Grable, 4. Always – Deanna Durbin, 5. Love Letters – Dick haymes, 6. Sleepy lagoon – Harry James, 7. Auf Weidersehn Sweetheart – Vera Lynn, 8. I’ll Be Seeing You – Jo Stafford, 9. Sleepy Time Gal – Harry james, 10. As Time Goes By – Dooley … |
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Mario Lanza $11.76 “On these programs Lanza is warm, appealing, manly, charismatic and full of vitality. On some occasions his voice sounded coarse, thick and labored. But here it has a glow – the full voice rings, the mezza voce is sweet. When he sings you see that his tongue has a furrow down the middle, as advocated by many voice teachers.” – STEFAN ZUCKER This DVD has PCM audio rather than compressed formats su… |
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The White Cliffs of Dover $4.07 3- Cassettes: Editorial Reviews Product Description Disc one tracks are: 1. Now Is The Hour – Bing Crosby, 2. It Had To Be You – Dick Haymes and Helen Forest, 3. I Can’t Begin To Tell You – Harry James and Betty Grable, 4. Always – Deanna Durbin, 5. Love Letters – Dick haymes, 6. Sleepy lagoon – Harry James, 7. Auf Weidersehn Sweetheart – Vera Lynn, 8. I’ll Be Seeing You – Jo Stafford, 9. Sleepy T… |
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Springtime in the Rockies [VHS] $19.98 Betty Grable sings and dances her way through this tuneful, romantic romp that bounces from New York kto the Rocky Mountains. Vicky (Grable) and Dan (John Payne) are Broadway hoofers whose partnership is floundering because he keeps looking at other women. Having had enough, Vicky finds another partner (Cesar Romero), with whom she embarks on a western tour. But Dan follows, showing up at a fan… |
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Down Argentine Way [VHS] $6.70 Down Argentine Way is a 1940 Technicolor musical film made by Twentieth Century Fox. It made a star of Betty Grable in her first leading role for the studio, and introduced American audiences to Carmen Miranda. The film also starred Don Ameche, The Nicholas Brothers, Charlotte Greenwood, and J. Carrol Nash. The film was directed by Irving Cummings and produced by Darryl F. Zanuck from a screenplay… |
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Dolly Sisters [VHS] $5.16 … |
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Down Argentine Way $6.48 Betty Grable and Don Ameche are members of two feuding upper class families who meet while vacationing on the pampas and fall in love in this frothy musical fiesta that’s a song-filled remake of the 1938 drama “Kentucky.” Features Carmen Miranda in her film debut and a dazzling dance number by the Nicholas Brothers. Songs include “Bambu Bambu,” “Down Argentina Way,” “Nenita,” “Two Dreams Met,” and… |
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Follow the Fleet $2.99 Fred Astaire’s a gum-chewing sailor, Ginger Rogers’ a dance hall hostess, and they dance together to some of Irving Berlin’s best-loved songs, including “Let Yourself Go” and “We Saw the Sea.” Co-stars Randolph Scott and Harriet Hillard (later Nelson); look quickly for Betty Grable and Lucille Ball. 110 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; fea… |
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Moon Over Miami $9.46 Breezy musical salute to the Sunshine State stars Betty Grable, Charlotte Greenwood and Carole Landis as a husband-seeking trio who leaves the Texas prairie for Florida’s palm trees and single millionaires, only to discover the road to love and riches a lot more complicated that they thought. First filmed as “Three Blind Mice” and later remade as “Three Little Girls in Blue,” the romp co-stars Don… |
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Hollywood Blondes: Golden Girls of the Silver Screen $24.95 Hollywood Blondes: Golden Girls of the Silver Screen examines the lives and careers of Tinseltown’s most memorable blonde bombshells. Twenty-two classic actresses are profiled including Marilyn Monroe, Jean Harlow, Carole Landis, Betty Grable, Marie McDonald, Thelma Todd, Lana Turner, Jayne Mansfield, Barbara Payton, Veronica Lake, Grace Kelly, Alice Faye, Mae West, Carole Lombard, and Judy Hollid… |