[sinatraphiles] March 13 - THIS DATE IN SINATRA HISTORY

From: Scott Henderson <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: sinatraphiles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2023 11:08:15 -0400

Ed O'Brien included a historical note regarding Sinatra Capitol work happend on this day:

On March 13th, 1953 (Friday) Frank met with Alan Livingston at Lucey's Restaurant, across the street from Capitol Records in Los Angeles, and signed a contract to record for the label.Twenty days after this meeting Frank made his first recordings at Capitol. Four weeks, to the day, after the initial session, he would record with Nelson Riddle. Riddle would write hundreds of charts for Frank over the next 25 years. And it all became possible that afternoon, sixty years ago today, at Lucey's Restaurant.

Studio

1963 Paramount - Los Angeles
Wednesday
Paris When It Sizzles
Arranged and Conducted by Nelson Riddle

The Girl Who Stole The Eiffel Tower

The scene in the film has William Holden imagining
the opening credits to his brilliant new film to a
fascinated Audrey Hepburn. He will get Sinatra
to sing a song over the credits. We then hear
Frank for approximately 13 seconds. It is very
similar to the "Farewell Amanda" vocal scene
from "Adam's Rib" in 1949.

Radio

1939 Frank Sinatra, Songs
WNEW New York, NY
11:45 PM

1941 Fame And Fortune - Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Network: NBC - Blue Network
Location: Hippodrome, Baltimore, MD
Show #24
Sponsor: Nature's Remedy
Time: 8:30PM - 9:00PM (EST) Thursdays
Orchestra Conducted By: Tommy Dorsey
Arrangements By: Axel Stordahl (Sinatra)
Announcer: Fred Utall
Musicians: Ziggy Elman, Bob Alexy, Lee Castle, Jimmy Blake (trumpet); George Arus, Les Jenkins, Dave Jacobs (trombone); Johnny Mince (clarinet, alto sax); Fred Stulce, Heinie Beau (alto sax); Don Lodice, Paul Mason (tenor sax); Joe Bushkin (piano); Clark Youcum (guitar); Sid Weiss (bass); Buddy Rich (drums).
Vocals: Frank Sinatra, Connie Haines, Pied Pipers
Partial Setlist:
1. opening theme: Anything - TD & Orchestra
2. Rockin' Chair - Tommy Dorsey & Orchestra
3. Little Man With The Candy Cigar - Jo Staford
4. The Kerry Dance - Pied Pipers
4. Deep River - Tommy Dorsey & orchestra
5. Oh! Look At Me Now - F. Sinatra, C. Haines & Pipers
6. Killarney ( Dorsey solo ) closing theme: Anything - TD & Orchestra
7. The Man Who Wrote The Lyrics - Paul Mason, C. Haines - Pied Pipers
8. The Man Who Wrote The Lyrics ( reprise )
9. Closing theme Anything -- actually a variation of "Getting Sentimental Over You "

Notes: Washington Post noted in advertising this show: "He's getting nearer and nearer to Washington, bugs. This weeks "Tommy Dorsey's Band" airs from Baltimore, but he'll be on F street soon." Confirmed airing on WJZ.

1943 Your Hit Parade
Network: CBS
Program #408
Time: 9:00-9:45 P.M. (Rebroadcast March 14, 1943 12:00-12:45 A.M.)
Sponsor: Lucky Strike
Script (third revision & final as Broadcast version)
1, Why Don't You Fall In Love With Me (10) - Hit Paraders
2. Moonlight Becomes You (6) - Sinatra
3. Taking A Chance On Love (8) - Edwards
4. Limehouse Blues - Ethel Smith
5. commercial
6. There Are Such Things (4) - Sinatra
7. For Me And My Gal (9) - Hit Paraders
8. Medley: Bim Bam Bim / My Shawl - Ethel Smith
9. I Had The Craziest Dream (7) - Edwards
10. The Old Black Magic (5) - Sinatra & Hit Paraders
11. station break
12. Rosalie - Ethel Smith
13. commercial
14. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (3) - Hit Paraders
15. I've Heard That Song Before (2) - Sinatra
16. Brazil (1) - Edwards & Hit Paraders

1946 Songs By Sinatra
Network: CBS
Location: Hollywood
Show #27
Sponsor: Old Gold Cigarettes
Time: 9:00PM - 9:30PM (EST) Wednesday
Orchestra Conducted By: Axel Stordahl
Arrangements By: Axel Stordahl
Announcer: Marvin Miller
Writer: Glenn Wheaton
Directed By: Mann Holiner
Performers: The Pied Pipers
Guest: Mervin LeRoy, Frank Ross, King Cole Trio
Dress Rehearsal:
1. Some Sunday Morning
2. Light A Lucky
3. The House I Live In
4. A Little Bit Of Heaven
5. Put Your Dreams Away
CBS Broadcast:
1. opening theme - Night And Day
2. Some Sunday Morning - Frank Sinatra
3. What A Deal - The Pied Pipers
4. Old Gold jingle  sung by Sinatra
5. Shamrock Song "A Little Bit of Heaven" - Frank Sinatra
6. intro to Nat Kiing Cole
7. Route 66 - Nat King Cole Trio    first radio performance  - not yet recorded
8. Exactly Like You - Frank Sinatra & King Cole Trio
9. commercial 2
10. Mervyn Leroy & Frank Sinatra
11. scene from "The House I Live In"
12. The House I Live In - Frank Sinatra
13. closing theme - Put Your Dreams Away  ( complete version )

Notes: Confirmed airing on WABC. TT: 30mins. Sound Condition: Excellent. Complete. AFRS version added "I Found A New Baby" November 28, 1945 & "Somebody Loves Me" February 13, 1946 to the broadcast.

1948 Your Hit Parade
Network: NBC
Program #666
Time: 9:00-9:30 P.M.EST (Rebroadcast 9:00-9:30 P.M. PST)
Sponsor: Lucky Strike
Script (Final As Broadcast)
1. commercial 1
2. Manana (4) - Frank Sinatra & Hit Paraders
3. Of Thee I Sing - Orchestra
4. Ballerina (7) - Beryl Davis
5. Golden Earrings (6) - Frank Sinatra
6. commercial 2
7. Forty-Second Street - Orchestra
8. Serenade Of The Bells (5) - Frank Sinatra
9. Jeepers Creepers - Orchestra
10. Beg Your Pardon (3) - Beryl Davis
11. I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover (2) - Hit Paraders
12. commercial 3
13. Now Is The Hour (1) - Frank Sinatra & Hit Paraders

1950 Light Up Time
Sponsor: Lucky Strike Cigarettes
Network: NBC
Show #136
Broadcast: 7:00-7:15 PM EST (Repeat: 9:00-9:15 PM PST)
Starring: Frank Sinatra
Skitch Henderson And The Orchestra
1. opening
2.. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy - Frank Sinatra
3. commercial
4. Sorry - Frank Sinatra
5. Why Remind Me - Frank Sinatra
6. A Dream Is A Wish - Frank Sinatra
7. commercial
8. Begin The Beguine - Frank Sinatra
9. closing

1955 "The Life and Times Of A Musician: The Kenton Era", Biography In Sound (NBC)
Narrator: Frank Sinatra
Announcer: Fred Collins
Time 7:00 p.m. - 7:55 p.m.
Robert Wogan, Ted Levan, Stan Kenton, Romney Weaver, Frank Bourgholtzer, Robert Wogan, Don Gillis, Leith Stevens.
Note: TT: 56 mins. Sound Very good.

1986 William B. Williams, Waldorf, New York City, WNEW
William B. interviews Sinatra live 22 mins.

Television

1963 The Bob Hope Show
Network: NBC
9:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Guest: Frank Sinatra, Robert Goulet, Brenda Lee, Edie Adams

Frank sang "Call Me Irresponsible" and "Caretaker's
Daughter." The latter was sung with Hope at the
end of their comedy routine.
"Sinatra projected his latest tune, 'Call Me Irresponsible,' with his customary
class. A duet with Hope on 'Who Takes Care Of  The Caretaker's Daughter '
did not shape up as a particularly bright choice."
Variety
3-20-63

1978 "An American In Pasadena," Ambassador Auditorium, Pasadena, California
Guest: Frank Sinatra
Taped February 15, 1978
This was a Gene Kelly special
Broadcast on CBS , Wednesday evening, 2-15-78.
Kelly's guests were Cyd Charisse, Liza Minnelli,
Kathryn Grayson, Janet Leigh, Lucille Ball, Esther
Williams and Frank Sinatra. Gene's leading ladies
and the guy with the sailor suit.
Gene and Frank did a comedy bit and sang a parody of "I
Could Write A Book." Liza subbed for her mother
and Cyd did a terrific dance number with Gene.
He also sang a number of songs including "The Hat
My Father Wore Upon St. Patrick's Day."

Ed O'Brien added even more information last year:
Happened upon a little more information
Show was broadcast on NBC from 9 to 10:pm,
Monday night, 3-13-78. The taping was done in
late December of 77. The show finished #31
in the Nielsen ratings for the week. There were
66 shows on the three networks for the seven day
period.
Here is an excerpt from a wire service review:
The Kelly-Sinatra segment had show-
stopping potential, like the song and dance routine
they did together on the "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back"
special in 1973; but it was not to be this time..
This spot found neither Kelly or Sinatra in top form.
Maybe it was the material: a parody of "I Could
Write A Book," which lacked both sentiment and
style. At any rate, the audience seemed to
appreciate Sinatra's appearance: he left the stage
to one of the few standing ovations of the night.

Concerts

1940 Paramount Theatre, New York City (March 13 - April 9)
PARAMOUNT - NEW YORK
Wednesday
Tommy Dorsey Orch(14)
Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers,
Red Skelton, Winfield & Ford
pic: "Road To Singapore"

"Sinatra, in his first date here with the
band, is sock all the way. He does
an appealing job on each of his
numbers, getting a different, easy
interpretation into the lyrics of all.
He is sure of himself and it shows
in his work. Leadoff is "My Prayer"
with a stained church-glass effect
on the drop behind. Follows with
"Careless," "All The Things You
Are," smash "South Of The Border,"
and then comes back to do "Marie"
with the band chorus in the back.
Variety
3-20-40

1941 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland (March 7 March 13)
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra
Tommy's Fame & Fortune show for March 13, 1941 would be broadcast from the Hippodrome

1942 Gregory Gymnasium, University of Texas , Austin, Texas (one-nighter)
Friday Evening
9:00 p.m. -- 1:00 a.m.
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra

1943 Rio Bamba Club, New York City (March 11-May 4)
Nat Brandwynne's Orchestra
Also appearing: Walter O'Keefe, Sheila Barrett,
The Cerney Twins, Russell Patterson Magazine Girls

1958 Fontainebleau, Miami Beach, Florida (11-17)
Jack Stuart and his Orchestra
Also appearing:  Maria Neglia & Sacasas and his Latin American Orchestra

1959 Fontainebleau, Miami, FLa, (March 3-16)
O.A : Kean & Parker
Red Norvo Quintet: Red Norvo vibraphone, Jerry Dodgion flute & saxaphone
Jimmy Wyble guitar, Red Wooten bass, John Markham drums

1960 Fontainbleau, Miami, Fla, (March 8 to March 27)
26 piece orchestra conducted by: Morty Stevens
Also appearing:  The Duquaines & Sacacas and his Latin America Orchestra

1961 Fontainbleau, Miami, Fla, (February 28 to March 13)
O.A. Buddy Lester
Brascia & Tybee
RADD ALBUM WAS THE THEME

1968 Fontainebleau, Miami Beach, Florida (March 3 - April 6)
Lenny Dawson's Orchestra
Opening Act:  Pat Henry

1976 Harrah's, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
First Show
Brian Farnon Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
Opening Act: Sam Butera & The Witnesses - featuring Sandy Williams.
1. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
2. For Once In My Life
3. The Lady Is A Tramp
4. What's New?
5. Didn't We?
6. Here's That Rainy Day
7. Witchcraft
8. I Sing The Songs
9. monologue
10. Send In The Clowns
11. The Hungry Years
12. My Kind Of Town
13. I've Got You Under My Skin
14. My Way
Notes: TT 55mins.

1976 Harrah's, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Second Show
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
Opening Act: Sam Butera & The Witnesses - featuring Sandy Williams.
1. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
2. For Once In My Life
3.. The Lady Is A Tramp
4. What's New?
5. Didn't We?
6. Here's That Rainy Day
7. Witchcraft
8. I Sing The Songs
9. monologue
10. Send In The Clowns
11. The Hungry Years
12. My Kind Of Town
13. I've Got You Under My Skin
14. My Way
Notes: TT 53mins.

1978 Sunrise Musical Theater, Fort Lauderdale, Florida (March 13 & 14)
Key Musicians: Al Viola(guitar) , Irv Cottler(drums),Gene Cherico(bass) , Charlie Turner( trumpet) Vinnie Falcone(piano)
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
Jackie Gayle opened for Frank
song list from March 13/14
1. All Of Me
2. Maybe This Time
3. The Lady Is A Tramp
4.Didn't We
5. Someone To Watch Over Me
6. Something
7. Baubles, Bangles & Beads(w/quintet)
8. Gal That Got Away/Never Entered My Mind
monologue
9. My Kind Of Town
10. Angel Eyes w/ V. Falcone
11. Don't Worry 'Bout Me
12. My Way
13. America The Beautiful

Ed O'Brien provided the setlist above and added:
Frank was set to play the Sunrise March 13-19.
He played the first two nights and then had to cancel
due to a flu bug. He missed the Wednesday and
Thursday shows(15/16) but was set to return on
Friday. Unfortunately the bug was more determined
than Frank and the shows were rescheduled for
April 13 thru 16.

Ed Spiegel:
I attended that Sunrise Theater concert. Was visiting a former girlfriend who lived in West Palm. She met me at the airport and
we went right to the theatre. Don't remember if it was the first night or the second night. I do remember that we had no problem
getting good seats. He sounded fine. Did not know about the cancellations that followed.

1981 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
1.  I've Got the World on a String
2.  Pennies From Heaven
3.  The Best Is Yet to Come
4.  Here's That Rainy Day
5.  Come Rain or Come Shine
6.  'S Wonderful
7.  Angel Eyes
8.  Luck Be a Lady
9.  September Song
10.  I Get a Kick Out of You
11.  I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good)
12.  Fly Me to the Moon
13.  As Time Goes By
14.  You and Me (We Wanted It All)
15.  Theme From New York, New York

Ed O'Brien:
Caesars Palace threw a gala shindig on the 13th and 14th of March.
Billed as an Inaugural Gala for the 1981 season, Caesars also honored
Brigadier General Harry Wald, ARNG-NV, who had recently been elected
President of Caesars Palace. Frank Sinatra and Clifford Perlman co-hosted
the precedings.
A special Sinatra concert at the Colusseum Complex at Caesars was pre-
sented at 8:pm, Friday the 13th. Celebrities in attendance included Cary
Grant, Andy Williams, Wayne Newton, Joan Rivers, Ann Margaret, Alan
King, Steve & Eydie, Muhammed Ali and Joe Louis.
Saturday evening was the Military Gala Ball, honoring the 33 year career
of Wald  The United States Air Force Military Band performed. Frank Sinatra
delivered the keynote address. Alan King was master of ceremonies. Newton,
Williams, Rivers and Red Buttons performed.

Sinatra was at Caesars from the 12 to 18 of the month.
Pat Henry was the opening act and Vinnie Falcone conducted.
Frank did two shows each night except on the already noted
weekend gala.

Set list of songs:
I've Got The World On A String
Pennies From Heaven ( Hefti  arg)
The Best Is Yet To Come
Here's That Rainy Day
Come Rain Or Come Shine
S'Wonderful  ( V. Falcone arg.)
Angel Eyes
Luck Be A Lady
September Song  w/ T. Mottola
Send In The Clowns w/ T. Mottola
I Get A Kick Out Of You   w/quintet   ( V. Falcone chart)
I've Got It Bad And That Ain't Good    ( D. Costa arg.)
Fly Me To The Moon
As Time Goes By  ( V. Falcone arranged and played piano)
You And Me
New York, New York

Note: certainly the apex of the Sinatra-Falcone years was during
the early months of 1981. Frank was singing with a "hot
band," Vinnie had written some exciting and challenging charts,
and Frank was singing at an extraordinarily high level -- often with
a small combo or just a piano or guitar.

1982 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada (4-16)
Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.
Notes: substitute for Cher
Saturday evening
O.A. Shields & Yarnell
        Nancy Sinatra
First Show:
1. Get Me To The Church on Time
2. I Get A Kick Out Of You
3. I Can't Get Started
4. Without A Song
5. Hey Look, No Crying
6. The Lady Is A Tramp
monologue
7. Night and Day    verse sung after first chorus
8. All Or Nothing At All    1966 Riddle chart
9. The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
10 These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) Vinnie Falcone backed Frank on piano
11.Something Stupid(with Nancy Sinatra)
12.Theme From New York, New York

Ed O'Brien:
Frank subbed for Cher and did a six day run ( dark on Monday the 15th ).
When the curtain rose Frank would be seen standing by the orchestra,
next to Vinnie Falcone. He would then walk downstage to the microphone.
This Saturday 35 years ago, there was a slight change in plans. Dean
Martin had flown in from Los Angeles a few hours before showtime. He
kept out of sight and strolled on stage as Frank was moving forward
toward the mike. The audience let out a collective scream and Sinatra
realized their eyes were diverted from him to another area of the stage.
As he swung around to see what was causing this commotion, Dean
grabbed him and planted a big kiss right on Frank's lips. Dean let
out a sigh and said, " Oh, does that taste good." The crowd howled
with laughter and Sinatra fell down laughing. The show started with
a lot of foolishness as the two men did some of their Vegas act
for the crowd. Dean then jumped off the stage into a ringside seat,
heckling Sinatra throughout the performance. The crowd loved it.
After the show they had dinner and drinks together. Dean then
flew back to L.A, probably getting home before Frank's second
show got underway.

Ed O'Brien (2016):
Frank opened at Caesars on March 4 for a one week engagement.
He was set to close on the 10th. Cher was unable to fulfilled her
week following Sinatra. He agreed to stay the extra week.
Pat Henry had passed away on February 18th, ending a long association
with Las Vegas clubs and opening for Frank Sinatra on many occasions.
The opening acts for the two-weeks in March were Shields & Yarnell and
Nancy Sinatra.

Here is the set list of songs for the engagement and the alternates.

I Get A Kick Out Of You
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
I Can't Get Started
Without A Song
The Long Night
All Or Nothing At All  Riddle uptempo chart
In The Still Of The Night
Something Stupid    w/ Nancy
Gershwin Medley with Vinnie Falcone
New York, New York
alternates: Get Me To The Church On Time, Bang, Bang w/ T. Mottola, These
Foolish Things w/ Falcone on piano

1983 Harrah's, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Notes: FS cancels due to a sore throat; John Denver fills in.

1988 Oakland Coliseum, California
The "TOGETHER AGAIN" Tour (opening)
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
Other Performers: Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, jr.
Dean:
1. When You're Drinking / Bourbon From Heaven
2. Everybody Loves Somebody
3. Where Or When
4. Welcome To My World
5. Here Comes My Baby Back Again
6.. Little Ol' Winemaker Me
7. That's Amore
Sammy:
8. Here I'll Stay
9. monologue
10. Another Spring
11. I've Gotta Be Me
12. Medley: Sam & Drums
13. The Candy Man
14. What Kind Of Fool Am I
15. Mr. Bojangles
Frank:
16. I've Got The World On A String
17. What Now My Love
18. Maybe This Time
19. For Once In My Life
20. This Is All I Ask
21. Mack The Knife
22. medley: The Gal That Got Away / It Never Entered My Mind
23. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
24. New York, Now York
Frank, Dean & Sammy:
25. comedy
26. medley: Side By Side / I've Heard That Song Before / All Or Nothing
At All / Memories Are Made Of This / Something's Gotta Give / Love
And Marriage / Volare / That Old Black Magic / Witchcraft / Bye Bye
Blackbird / I Got Plenty O'Nuttin' / Come Fly With Me / Gonna Build
A Mountain / Oh, Marie / Hava Negilah / All Of Me / You'r Nobody
Till Somebody Love You
27. The Oldest Established
Notes: Sinatra portion 54mins.

1992 Sands, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Orchestra Conducted By: Frank Sinatra, Jr.

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EXTRA

1940 Paramount Theatre, New York City (March 13 - April 9)
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1941 Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore, Maryland (March 7 March 13)
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra w/Frank Sinatra
Tommy's Fame & Fortune show for March 13, 1941 would be broadcast from the Hippodrome

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Variety
3-19-41

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1942 Gregory Gymnasium, University of Texas , Austin, Texas (one-nighter)
Friday Evening
9:00 p.m. -- 1:00 a.m.
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
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Austin American-Statesman (Austin, Texas) · 16 Mar 1942, Mon · Page 10

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*Daily Texan* (March 13, 1942 )

When Frank Sinatra Visited the Forty Acres

Before he was a world-famous crooner, Frank Sinatra was a backup singer in Gregory Gym.

Along with legendary jazz musician Tommy Dorsey and a group of more than 20 other entertainers, Sinatra performed during a Saturday night dance for students in March of 1942. At the time, the All University Dances were held in Gregory Gym each Saturday night during the academic year.
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1950 Sinatra and Faye Emerson are crowned King and Queen of the Bock Beer Festival
Park Avenue Restaurant, New York, NY

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Last 2 photos from Michel M.

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1955 "The Life and Times Of A Musician: The Kenton Era", Biography In Sound (NBC)
Narrator: Frank Sinatra
Announcer: Fred Collins
Time 7:00 p.m. - 7:55 p.m.
Robert Wogan, Ted Levan, Stan Kenton, Romney Weaver, Frank Bourgholtzer, Robert Wogan, Don Gillis, Leith Stevens.
Note: TT: 56 mins. Sound Very good.

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Television

1963 The Bob Hope Show
Network: NBC
9:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Guest: Frank Sinatra, Robert Goulet, Brenda Lee, Edie Adams
Frank sang "Call Me Irresponsible" and "Caretaker's
Daughter." The latter was sung with Hope at the
end of their comedy routine.

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1978 "An American In Pasadena," Ambassador Auditorium, Pasadena, California

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1982 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada (4-16)
Orchestra Conducted By: Vincent Falcone, jr.
Notes: substitute for Cher
Saturday evening
First show

Ed O'Brien:
Frank subbed for Cher and did a six day run ( dark on Monday the 15th ).
When the curtain rose Frank would be seen standing by the orchestra,
next to Vinnie Falcone. He would then walk downstage to the microphone.
This Saturday 35 years ago, there was a slight change in plans. Dean
Martin had flown in from Los Angeles a few hours before showtime. He
kept out of sight and strolled onstage as Frank was moving forward
toward the mike. The audience let out a collective scream and Sinatra
realized their eyes were diverted from him to another area of the stage.
As he swung around to see what was causing this commotion, Dean
grabbed him and planted a big kiss right on Frank's lips. Dean let
out a sigh and said, " Oh, does that taste good." The crowd howled
with laughter and Sinatra fell down laughing. The show started with
a lot of foolishness as the two men did some of their Vegas act
for the crowd. Dean then jumped off the stage into a ringside seat,
heckling Sinatra thoughout the performance. The crowd loved it.
After the show they had dinner and drinks together. Dean then
flew back to L.A, probably getting home before Frank's second
show got underway.
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1988 Oakland Coliseum, California
The "TOGETHER AGAIN" Tour (opening)
Orchestra Conducted By: Bill Miller
Other Performers: Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, jr.

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