Frank Sinatra--Come out, Come out, Wherever you are."(Step Lively 1944)

[StupidLamb251]

I remember I was in Oreganos and really bored.....until I looked up to see this movie, this exact part in fact, on a television set. I freaked the hell out when I saw Frank3

[TheTrueCinemaphile]

@StupidLamb251 haha that's so weird how you noticed that as well I just moved here to scottsdale from chicago and realized that myself. funny how this medium could make the world seem so small. Made my day that's for sure. Greetings!

[kingusmcgee]

Funny how Gloria DeHaven perceived herself as a "diva" - although as we all know Frank Sinatra dwarfed her in fame and talent. He catapulted to stardom very quickly from Major Bowes Amateur Hour, Tommy Dorsey and Harry James just a few years earlier.

[kingusmcgee]

Correction: Sinatra's debut or first appearance in film was "Higher & Higher" 1943. Mel Torme also in that one,

[kingusmcgee]

Sinatra at his finest, his early days. I think this was his 2nd film in '44. The first being "Step Lively" in '43. Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn wrote the musical score

[honeybee7700]

Probably the most memorable moment from this forgettable film. It's a cute film though and has Sinatra's first on screen kiss. Frank loathed Gloria deHaven because of her diva demands on set but none of that showed in his acting ;-)