I Love You So Much (1930)
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Beautiful.
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Bert and Dorothy made a peach of a pair!
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Marvelous clip! They do indeed make an adorable couple and it's lovely to know they were life-long friends in reality. And the technicolor sequence at the end was a surprise and a real treat!
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@bchfront call me at 318-458-2669 ASAP so we can swap data sjtooke
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great song love it and the clip. i love this clip so much!!!!!!!*******GREAT PERFORMANCES AND GREAT MUSICAL RKO RADIO RADIO PICTURE orchestra!!!!!!***********ROGH
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Wonderful!
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I have the sheet music for this w/ a picture of Dorothy Lee on the cover!
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Ugh, so incredibly sweet! :D
I love this.
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Absolutely adorable!
<3
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This was great. I love this song. This is a superb version, but I also love Mike Mosiello's faster one. Bert and Bob are great. Bert and Harry are kings.
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As a child, I'd be driving with my dad thru Beverly or West Hollywood, and a lone, older gentleman would be walking the street. "Hey, Harry", Pop would call, "need a ride?" "Thanks,Stu" and he'd get-in the car and Dad would drive him back to his house. It was Harry Ruby, one of the great legends of show business! Harry liked to walk the streets of B.H. looking for money -- then he'd put it in a jar, when it was filled, he'd give it charity! He and my grandfather went way back as song-pluggers!
bchfront 3 years ago
Thanks for this fantastic anecdote! Harry Ruby was indeed one of the greatest. His work with Bert Kalmar is unforgettable.
stjn00 3 years ago