This is the first time I have seen her likeness, having grown up with her recordings. She was so beautiful! Something of Vivienne Leigh's ethereal quality - and that huge dark voice! I'll bet she would have been brilliant at opera, too, had she chosen to go in that direction. I'm a singer and singing teacher, and her natural ability and her technique are superb.
With teats rolling down my cheeks I thank you for uploading this. Somewhere along the way My Mom's old records disappeared. But I do Have her Movie with Susan Hayward. She sings with so much emotion. Thank you again!
My uncle owned a Jane Froman extended play which was a present from my father in 1952. They were both fans. I started listening to the record in the eighties and fell in love with her beautiful dramatic voice.
I have just discovered her by watching A Song in my Heart. What a fabulous voice and lady. She is already one of my idols. If only more would discover this great treasure!
Jane Froman's weekly 15 minute Thursday night "interlude" was cancelled in June 1955 because CBS was clearing away its 7:30-8pm(et) time period of back-to-back quarter-hour news [Douglas Edwards] and music [Perry Como, Jo Stafford, Jane] programs, following ABC's lead in scheduling half-hour entertainment programming at 7:30 for the fall [mostly action/adventure series like "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" and "SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON"]. There was just no room for Jane in prime-time any more...
I haven't watched this for quite a while. I still find it unforgettable, a classic to be preserved - in memory, and through all the electronic/technological devices available today. This song, as sung by the incomparable Jane Froman, warrants a place in our collective memory- for great music, as well as for appreciation of this courageous humanitarian.
The song was a sensation. Mitch Miller quickly had Frankie Laine cover it for Columbia and then many other covers followed. One of the greatest recordings was by Joni James for her inspirational album "Give Us This Day" released in 1957. People were shocked when Jane Froman's T.V. show went off. It was such a tough time for her professionally and personally, though you'd never know from this magnificent performance. She was always a champion.
ladies of the 20th century were indeed perfect, nice looks ,voice and performance... fairuz the famous lebanese singer sang this song but in arabic version .they change a bit the words but kept same concept .
first time to sing it was in a christmas show between years 1953 -1955 ( no specific date for 1st she sang it) due to loss of many documentation... however what people listen to is the recording of 1968 which we found it in many CDs
This was a most extraordinary woman! If this clip was truly from her final TV show, with her idyllic marriage also failing, she shows only strength and power through the (or, at least one of) most magnificent voice ever to interpret the "Great American Songbook"!
I have commented, with deep appreciation,to a number of the gifts Video X 2 has given us to remember Jane Froman, herself, in "live"performances. I have not commented before now, in appreciation of " I Believe", because I have not found sufficient words to express the breadth, depth and feeling in my personal response to this opportunity to see Froman, herself, sing this beautiful song. (That is still true - yet I want to say "Thank You").
This song was written for Jane Froman, at her request, by the writers on her television show. She introduced it in November of 1952 [we don't have film of that performance], and it became the first hit song introduced on television. Successfully recorded since by MANY people--- but there was only one Jane Froman.
BTW, should anyone wish to know: This clip is from the final performance of her television show, June of 1955. I'll bet I've watched it 50 times, and it still makes my hair stand on end. What a gift.
I wonder if the folkes that these artists entertained ever realised how entertained they were - what happened to the world, I think quality of life and everything else was so much better back then.
She wore a brace on one the leg that was almost severed and one of her arms was left deformed from a complex break.
There is in the limited edition DVD a wealth of rare photos of her life as well as those taken of her working with Susan Hayward on the set and a touching interview with her ex husband the pilot in the crash who helped save her life holding on to debris with her through a very long night. One of the most truthful bio films ever despite the glitz & fictionalized dialogue in part.
After the tragic plane accident during the World War II, she was a guest on the TV panel program, What's My Line (about 1953). It was just about the time that she had introduced the song, I Believe, on her own TV program.
Someone has posted a clip of Jane Froman on that episode of 'What's My Line', and it's great. Arlene Francis had worked with her in radio years before, and JF was afraid Arlene would guess who she was--- which she did, but only at the eleventh hour.
I don't remember Jane Froman--- I debuted about the time this song did--- but O how I wish I did! This is the most gorgeous voice I've ever heard. Since finding this clip, I have learned everything I could about this beautiful human being, and--- WOW. Thank you so much for posting this precious clip.
Jane Froman was one of the most beautiful woman of the past century. I personally knew her. She was my friend and I called her Aunt Jane. I was also president of her Fan Club. She had the most glorious voice in the world. Happy Birthday Jane. Joan D. The Villages Fl.
i remember her 15 minute tv program as a child in the 50's. it was always a treat for our family to watch her.
when "with a song in my heart" the movie of her life was released, my brother and i went to see it, and were surprised she had been injured in a plain crash and wore a brace.
it was not noticeable on her program.
November 10th will mark the 100th birtday of this beautiful woman.
This is the first time I have seen her likeness, having grown up with her recordings. She was so beautiful! Something of Vivienne Leigh's ethereal quality - and that huge dark voice! I'll bet she would have been brilliant at opera, too, had she chosen to go in that direction. I'm a singer and singing teacher, and her natural ability and her technique are superb.
shinawillful 1 month ago
With teats rolling down my cheeks I thank you for uploading this. Somewhere along the way My Mom's old records disappeared. But I do Have her Movie with Susan Hayward. She sings with so much emotion. Thank you again!
cajanwitch60 2 months ago
My uncle owned a Jane Froman extended play which was a present from my father in 1952. They were both fans. I started listening to the record in the eighties and fell in love with her beautiful dramatic voice.
manchadeltigre 5 months ago
I have just discovered her by watching A Song in my Heart. What a fabulous voice and lady. She is already one of my idols. If only more would discover this great treasure!
musicloveBH 7 months ago 2
Jane Froman's weekly 15 minute Thursday night "interlude" was cancelled in June 1955 because CBS was clearing away its 7:30-8pm(et) time period of back-to-back quarter-hour news [Douglas Edwards] and music [Perry Como, Jo Stafford, Jane] programs, following ABC's lead in scheduling half-hour entertainment programming at 7:30 for the fall [mostly action/adventure series like "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" and "SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON"]. There was just no room for Jane in prime-time any more...
fromthesidelines 10 months ago
Always loved Jane only knew her from the Susan Hayward film fab version thanks.
gf1001 11 months ago
Esta canción es linda, como linda era la jovencita a quien la oí cantar allá por los años cincuentas. Simplemente inolvidable.
javierbelloleyva 11 months ago
I haven't watched this for quite a while. I still find it unforgettable, a classic to be preserved - in memory, and through all the electronic/technological devices available today. This song, as sung by the incomparable Jane Froman, warrants a place in our collective memory- for great music, as well as for appreciation of this courageous humanitarian.
jeanfss38 1 year ago
The song was a sensation. Mitch Miller quickly had Frankie Laine cover it for Columbia and then many other covers followed. One of the greatest recordings was by Joni James for her inspirational album "Give Us This Day" released in 1957. People were shocked when Jane Froman's T.V. show went off. It was such a tough time for her professionally and personally, though you'd never know from this magnificent performance. She was always a champion.
waynebrasler 1 year ago
A great voice from a great lady. Who is still sadly missed from her loyal fans.
Michaelbos 1 year ago
ladies of the 20th century were indeed perfect, nice looks ,voice and performance... fairuz the famous lebanese singer sang this song but in arabic version .they change a bit the words but kept same concept .
first time to sing it was in a christmas show between years 1953 -1955 ( no specific date for 1st she sang it) due to loss of many documentation... however what people listen to is the recording of 1968 which we found it in many CDs
ZiadBeirut 1 year ago
Fantastic lady!
TrekkerPat 1 year ago
This was a most extraordinary woman! If this clip was truly from her final TV show, with her idyllic marriage also failing, she shows only strength and power through the (or, at least one of) most magnificent voice ever to interpret the "Great American Songbook"!
jeanfss38 1 year ago 4
I have commented, with deep appreciation,to a number of the gifts Video X 2 has given us to remember Jane Froman, herself, in "live"performances. I have not commented before now, in appreciation of " I Believe", because I have not found sufficient words to express the breadth, depth and feeling in my personal response to this opportunity to see Froman, herself, sing this beautiful song. (That is still true - yet I want to say "Thank You").
jeanfss38 1 year ago
you know this woman had a great presence and an even more impressive voice...and those beautiful blue eyes...could make anyone melt.
i would love to see the stars of today be able to wear the beautiful gowns created just for miss froman.
as a kid i remember two things about her...her outfits and "with a song in my heart"!
wntoply6 2 years ago
Ed Ames did a wonderful version of this song
michaelsmum2 2 years ago
Thanks for letting me know this great artist. I thought that "I believe" had been launched by Elvis or Fankie Laine.
"Rockgor" is right, one singer had voices ;-)
u02920 2 years ago
This song was written for Jane Froman, at her request, by the writers on her television show. She introduced it in November of 1952 [we don't have film of that performance], and it became the first hit song introduced on television. Successfully recorded since by MANY people--- but there was only one Jane Froman.
allegrazie 2 years ago 10
BTW, should anyone wish to know: This clip is from the final performance of her television show, June of 1955. I'll bet I've watched it 50 times, and it still makes my hair stand on end. What a gift.
allegrazie 3 years ago 5
Chills!
scharwenka1850 3 years ago 6
The great jane Froman
Michaelbos 3 years ago 5
Saw an old codger on x factor trying to sing this, total farce haha
peaceman1234567 3 years ago
Sent a chill down my neck...
bud21s 3 years ago 4
That was my reaction; still is, actually.
allegrazie 3 years ago
I wonder if the folkes that these artists entertained ever realised how entertained they were - what happened to the world, I think quality of life and everything else was so much better back then.
DaddyPillar 3 years ago 4
Well, they say it's a sign of getting old when you think the world is going to Hell in a handbasket. Boy, I sure do, and I'm pretty old!
In our day, singers had voices.
rockgor 3 years ago
Daddy Pillar, yes we knewk! Isn't it wonderful we are able to still enjoy.
Thank You VideosTimes2
193619391940 2 years ago 2
She wore a brace on one the leg that was almost severed and one of her arms was left deformed from a complex break.
There is in the limited edition DVD a wealth of rare photos of her life as well as those taken of her working with Susan Hayward on the set and a touching interview with her ex husband the pilot in the crash who helped save her life holding on to debris with her through a very long night. One of the most truthful bio films ever despite the glitz & fictionalized dialogue in part.
Thunderbird7090 3 years ago 2
Wow! you don't see this type of art now a days.
cosadehorno 3 years ago 3
Sensational! Bravo! TY.
paulostroff99 3 years ago
After the tragic plane accident during the World War II, she was a guest on the TV panel program, What's My Line (about 1953). It was just about the time that she had introduced the song, I Believe, on her own TV program.
crd411 3 years ago
Someone has posted a clip of Jane Froman on that episode of 'What's My Line', and it's great. Arlene Francis had worked with her in radio years before, and JF was afraid Arlene would guess who she was--- which she did, but only at the eleventh hour.
allegrazie 3 years ago
Great! Brava! TY.
paulostroff99 3 years ago
I don't remember Jane Froman--- I debuted about the time this song did--- but O how I wish I did! This is the most gorgeous voice I've ever heard. Since finding this clip, I have learned everything I could about this beautiful human being, and--- WOW. Thank you so much for posting this precious clip.
nmzurrah 3 years ago
I went to her college, Christian, now Columbia College and she was fantastic.
jwri1981 4 years ago
She was what they meant when when the phrase "True Professional" was promulgated.
howiekim25 4 years ago
Never missed her tv show. Loved her singing.
Fegen 4 years ago
Happy Birthday Jane Froman from the Pop Culture Institute.
IconWatcher 4 years ago
Jane Froman was one of the most beautiful woman of the past century. I personally knew her. She was my friend and I called her Aunt Jane. I was also president of her Fan Club. She had the most glorious voice in the world. Happy Birthday Jane. Joan D. The Villages Fl.
joanyd 4 years ago 16
i remember her 15 minute tv program as a child in the 50's. it was always a treat for our family to watch her.
when "with a song in my heart" the movie of her life was released, my brother and i went to see it, and were surprised she had been injured in a plain crash and wore a brace.
it was not noticeable on her program.
November 10th will mark the 100th birtday of this beautiful woman.
wntoply6 4 years ago 3
So will there be a 101st Birthday Party, Fromanettes?
nmzurrah 3 years ago