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all that he said.
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It's a peach. Worth price of admission alone for the Newman Fox Orchestra "STREET SCENE' prelude.
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Lionel Newman and Ken Darby provide a hymn to the city of "New York"
This is a swell song and arrangement.
I'll be singing it the first time I step out onto the streets of NYC, someday. Complete with hand motions and choreography.
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The cue that closes out the film- after the 3 girls faint seeing the wad of dollar bills Cameron Mitchell is carrying at that diner, and realize who he is, is superb.
"Gentlemen- to our wives!"
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I totally agree that it is amazing that this CD has not yet sold out. It has long been one of my favorites...subtle and mellow, sometimes upbeat and sometimes dramatic, and always appealing.
With some beautiful adaptations of Standards from the Great American Songbook.
Oops, sorry Shicorp, you already mentioned that..
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The cue that closes out the film- after the 3 girls faint seeing the wad of dollar bills Cameron Mitchell is carrying at that diner, and realize who is, is superb.
"Gentlemen- to our wives!".... steve, u are so right , gets me every time, the happiest shortest cue,,that i wish would go on and on.
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This was the first CD I bought on this website.
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Playing it now.
"Sweet and Lovely- Sweeter than the Roses in May..."
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joe dont hit sour notes all the time, lighten up,,,,, why is it odd to like the final cue , even if its replayed two hundred times, steve and i like it,,and thats that. if u dont it like we are not going to get on here and say its odd u dont like it. to each his own...let it go.
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What is that photo? Does that moment even exist in the film? It's been quite a while since I've seen it, but I don't recall them all singing, which they are obviously doing in that photo.
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Feb 3, 2009 - 10:48 AM
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CH-CD
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What is that photo? Does that moment even exist in the film? It's been quite a while since I've seen it, but I don't recall them all singing, which they are obviously doing in that photo.
I think we've had this conversation before?
This is one of the original UK FOH (Lobby) cards. In the movie, we get a close up of Bacall and Mitchell as he's reeling off a list of all he owns.....oil wells, cattle, the Brookman building,etc, whilst off camera we hear the others going "Oh Yeah!"..."Of Course",etc.
I think that this is the moment that the stills photographer has captured here, and they are not singing at all.
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What is that photo? Does that moment even exist in the film? It's been quite a while since I've seen it, but I don't recall them all singing, which they are obviously doing in that photo.
I think we've had this conversation before?
This is one of the original UK FOH (Lobby) cards. In the movie, we get a close up of Bacall and Mitchell as he's reeling of a list of all he owns.....oil wells, cattle, the Brookman building,etc, whilst off camera we hear the others going "Oh Yeah!"..."Of Course",etc.
I think that this is the moment that the stills photographer has captured here, and they are not singing at all.
Seems strange that they'd all be making the same O movement with their lips (even Mitchell), but, I suppose what you say makes some kind of sense. Thanks.
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