Shirley Jones "It Might as Well be Spring"

Shirley Jones singing "It Might as Well be Spring" from State Fair as a guest star on "The Danny Thomas Show."

This episode is a part of the season 6 dvd set recently released by S'more Entertainment.

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[dallyx66]

Why is Lauritz Melchior (the great opera star) playing the piano for her?!

[kirkba]

He played her father in the episode.

[JohnnyGNV]

What a truly nice voice she had ~ no wonder she was featured in some of the most popular Musicals on the silver screen....I think she was wasted on TV shows such as

PARTRIDGE FAMILY [cute though it was].

[Rick Chalek]

I might be getting old; showing my age, and a sucker for nostalgia. but damn if this stuff doesn't bring a tear to my eye.

[TheOriginalRosettes]

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[pika62221]

Teddy Ruxpin has this song on a tape of his...

[Comment2013]

Someone asked what Melchior is doing playing the piano. I happened to come across another video on Youtube in which he and Shirley Jones sing together, also from an episode, we can assume it's the same episode, of the Danny Thomas Show. It is entitled

LAURITZ MELCHIOR-SHIRLEY JONES SING A DUET

[humynism]

She was awesome in the Partridge Family. She was so wonderful that her influence drew a huge following, and shaped a generation that had great respect for family values like caring about one another, loving each other, and staying loyal to your family no matter what. She's was pimp.

[PrincessAlyssHearts]

Okay, who are the four idiots who dislike her beautiful voice?!?!?

[PrincessAlyssHearts]

Her birthday was also on the same day as when Oklahoma! first premiered on Broadway. See a little foreshadowing there?

[elhigh]

I thought she was the prettiest thing I ever saw, playing Laurie in Oklahoma!

[dandydanlevy]

I love east215, even if he/she is a Democrat. LOL

[MrNater333]

This is my chorus song:D