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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2013
- From the 1946 musical 'Till the Clouds Roll By,' a fictionalised biography of Jerome Kern, comes the finale. It features a medley of songs by one of America's greatest song writers: 'Yesterdays' with the MGM Studio Chorus; 'Long Ago and Far Away' with Kathryn Grayson; 'A Fine Romance' with Virginia O'Brien; 'All the Things You Are' with Tony Martin; 'Why Was I Born' with Lena Horne; and a grand closing number in a typically astonishing MGM set that features 'Ol' Man River' superbly sung by Frank Sinatra. (VCR vid quality not too good but hopefully it will suffice!)
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I'm just setting here with tears in my eye's, this was a marvelous movie
One of my favorites. The FREED UNIT WAS FULLY IN PLACE ON THE MGM LOT! LOOK AT ALL THAT STAR POWER! WOW! NEVER AGAIN! 😰
This is heavenly! It’s hard to believe that these are human beings just like you and me! Kathryn Grayson never fails to completely own my heart!
Right!
Love "yesterdays"...."long ago and far away".....and "all the things you are" ❤
ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE! THE BEST LOVE SONG EVER!
MR. MARTIN'S WAS PERFECTION FOR THE SONG!
Tony Martin WOW! THE MOST UNDERRATED BOY CROONERS EVER! HIS VOICE IS NEVER FORCED AND HERE IT JUST RIDES THE MELODY!
I loved this movie. When I was little I sung along with everyone
Same Here as well! 🙂!
Same here!
Frank Sinatra singing ole man river 1946 is the vocal of the century.......without question,no competition!!!!! Bev s london
could be
Ahem, Ever hear of Paul Robeson or William Warfield?
My favorite movie 🎥
One of the greatest musical moments of film. The Star Power/ Talent Power.
FYI: THERE 2 SCENES/ NUMBERS MISSING.
JOHNNY JOHNSON( KATE'S HUBBY) AND I BELIEVE THE SAND PIPERS. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THEM.
Heads up Frank Sinatra is at the end of this clip but at the beginning of his skyrocketing career! His voice is so rich and Define!
But even then he was white.
Tony Martin. Oh God!
RIGHT! BETTER THEN FRANKIE!
ONE OF THE FREED UNIT'S BEST!
SUCH STAR POWER HERE! BUT!
THERE ARE 2 SEQUENCE TI THIS THAT'S CUT: JOHNNY JONES or JOHNSON AND I BELIEVE THE SAND PIPERS! BUT YOU CAN SEE THE OTHER 2 PLATFORMS IN THE ENDING SHOT! CHECK IT OUT! 🙂
Oh Frank! I'm swooning
Magnifiac selección de Musicales
Esta pelìcula fue muy linda
lullaby , sleep , sleep
the only to men that can hold a note that long.Frank sinatra and Bill Withers
This is a terrific finale, but upon closer look, it appears that some performances didn't make the final cut! When they're pulling back, right after Frank Sinatra finished singing, one sees a "podium" with a guy on it between Kathryn Grayson and Virginia O'Brien. Yet in the finale, it goes from Grayson directly to O'Brien. Then at the extreme right, one sees a shorter "podium" after Lena Horne's (with the stylized tree) on which it appears there are three people! Yet in the finished print, , once Horne is finished they cut to Frank Sinatra down with the orchestra. Does anyone have an idea who these performers were, and what songs they sang? Wish they'd kept these numbers in, and cut out some of the tedious, phony "Uncle Jerry" -- "Sally Hessler" scenes!
The man was definitely singer Johnny Johnston, then married to Kathryn Grayson - his entire part was deleted from the film. He sang Dearly Beloved, which was a big hit for him back in the 1940's. The woman at the end between the 2 men was probably Lucille Bremer, who dances at the beginning of the sequence and probably closed it by "singing" (she was dubbed) The Way You Look Tonight before Sinatra's part.
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Vulgaire !