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Opening of "The Ray Conniff Christmas Show"

The Generations Community Choir in Boulder, CO sings "Snow" during their December 17th, 2011 concert.

"Snow"

Words and Music by Irving Berlin

Ar...

Michael Robbins as Ainsley Jarvis in "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" singing "Until You Love Me" (Is that really his voice?!); song by Henry Manci...

Over in Killarney

Many years ago,

My Mother sang this song to me

In tones so soft and low.

Just a simple little ditty,

In her good old Irish way,

A...

In this parody, celebrities of all eras, including Judy Garland, test for the beloved classic about everyone's favorite nanny. Thankfully it was J...

Reginald Le Borg (11 December 1902 -- 25 March 1989) was an Austrian film director. He directed 68 films between 1936 and 1974. He was born in Vien...

This is Some People from the London production of Gypsy.

Marjorie Reynolds performing "By The Looks Of Things" from the 1940 movie "Up In The Air" from Monogram Studios also featuring Frankie Darro and Ma...

Live performance on "Say It With Music" (1967) with me and Kathryn Grayson - absolutely stunning!!!!

Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!

The Baz

My version of the 84th Academy Awards Celebrating the celebrates that passed away in 2011. The singer is Celine Dion.

From a soundie/Military short. Sorry about the video quality, but I haven't seen the clip anywhere since I taped it in the mid 80's.

As you may kn...

A musical tribute to the Golden Girls of MGM from the 1986 Academy Awards. Howard Keel sings and introduces - Ann Miller, Debbie Reynolds, Cyd Cha...

Performance à la guitare lors du concert de Noël de la chorale Choeur de Lys. Enregistré à l'Église De la Visitation de Montréal le 18 décembre 201...

Hi guys !...I've extracted this video-clip from de motion picture "A Song Is Born" ( 1948 )...so ENJOY IT !!

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Here is the guest spot that Lucille Ball made on Jack Benny's 1969 tv special, but with a little surprise. Her voice was dubbed by her prodigy/long...

Here's a revised and expanded version of my earlier compilation of some of the most important and interesting instances of film dubbing. Thanks for...

Olga Pyatigorskaya

Riga Dome Cathedral 26.11.07.

From DVD Album Andrea Bocelli - Sacred Arias

Conducted by Myung-Whun Chung

Album Luminosa(2001)

"Cannibal Love" (1930)

Sung by Dorothy Mackaill

Betty Grable and chorus sing "The Cowboy Number" - From 1930 - With George Olsen and his Music

Miss Dorothy Mackaill sings in the 1934 film Cheaters (she made more then 70 films) Music by Harry Stoddard-Lyrics by Marcy Klauber

One of Texas' finest songwriters and performers. Hear the recorded version here http://youtu.be/acOkgNGUqW0

Julie Gibson sings in three film clips from the Forties. A native of Lewiston, Idaho, she began her career in vaudeville before winning a national...

Several Chrysler Theater episodes are available at www.robertsvideos.com BOB HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRYSLER THEATER - SOMETHING ABOUT LEE WILEY - Star...

http://laspelisdeelvis.blog...

Clip from movie "I'll Get By"

"What a Life (Trying to Live Without You)" -

Theme Song from "The Rich Are Always With Us" 1932

Though never a major recording star, this lovely tune's featured singer Martha Mears lives on through the many 1940s era movie musicals in which sh...

Here are some of the most important and interesting examples of movie dubbing, If you check the other clips on this channel and at lostvocals3, yo...

Clip from "Girls on the Loose"

Clip from "Girls on the Loose"

A scene from "Anybody's Woman".

"They Didn't Believe Me" (1930)

Sung by Corrine Griffith

Great patriotic performance, This clip is from the DVD "Welk Stars: Through The Years" as aired by PBS.

Wow. This clip is from the "County Fair" episode of the "Lawrence Welk Show."

Great number from a September, 1971 episode of the "Lawrence Welk Show" which paid tribute to Vincent Youmans, "The Youmans Salute."

From an episode of The Lawrence Welk Show.

The Lennon Sisters (1961)

The Lennon Sisters (1956)

Wow. It couldn't be that easy, could it? This clip is from the wonderful 1956 musical "The Best Things In Life Are Free."