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sweet and hot
by leonard feather
FROM THE MOVIES
EASTER PARADE — album featuring Judy Garland, Fred Astaire, Ann Miller, Peter Lawford** (MGM).
Here's an album that couldn't be released during the recording ban but has since been sliced from the sound track of the picture. Eight Irving Berlin hits, the best of which is still the title song. (You'll miss the visual touches in "A Fella with an Umbrella" and "A Couple of Swells".) Album makes a nice Easter gift, even if it's from you to yourself. MY DREAM IS YOURS— title song by Patti Page* (Mercury). "Someone Like You" by Ella Fitzgerald* (Decca), Eddy Howard (Mercury). "I'll String Along With Yau" by Doris Day & Buddy Clark* (Columbia). This is the picture listed last month as "Forever and Always." The "String" song is a revival of a 1934 hit.
PORTRAIT OF JENNIE — title song by King Cole* (Capitol)
Actually you can no more hear this in the picture than you heard "Gone With the Wind" in that film. "Inspired by the David O. Selznick Production," says the label on this King Cole release, and a pretty inspiration it was. String orchestra joins the trio to set a mood similar to Nat's "Lost April."
STREETS OF LAREDO— title song by Ray Noble* (Columbia), Patti Page (Mercury). A little off the beaten Noble path, but Ken Carson sings the vocal, as he does in the picture, and Robert Maxwell supplies some interesting harp work.
ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON— "Girls Were Made to Take Care of Boys" by Rose Murphy (Victor), Herbie Jeffries (Columbia).
WORDS AND MUSIC — "Blue Room" by Perry Como* (Victor).
POPULAR
SAMMY DAVIS, JR. — "The Way You Look Tonight"** (Capitol).
Billed as the "man of many voices," this new star gives impressions of the voices of Billy Eckstine, Al Jolson, Nat Cole, Frankie Laine and others in a manner that would fool the imitatees! Unique.
BETTY GARRETT — "Humphrey Bogart Rhumba"* (MGM).
They say Bogie hung around the recording studio all day so he could throw in five words at the end of this amusing satirical lyric. Cute.
JANE HARVEY — "Always True to You In My Fashion"* (MGM).
The former Benny Goodman chanteuse does the neatest job of all the records on this song and the companion ballad "So In Love," both from Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate" score. PEGGY LEE— "If You Could See Me Now"* (Capitol).
Peggy's prettiest record in a year is this lovely Ta-dd Dameron tune.
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KISS COLO IIS
TANGEE PINK QUEEN — A new pink . . . to give extra "kiss appeal" to your lips.
TANGEE RED-RED — Best bet for brunettes. This rich, intriguing red is a sure magnet for kisses.
TANGEE THEATRICAL RED —This dramatic color makes red-heads look doubly warm and tempting.
TANGEE GAY-RED-Terrific for' blondes. ..gives lips that gay, reckless, "I-dare-you" look.
KISS AB LE TEX TU It E
/. Keeps lips soft... invitingly moist.
2. Feels just right... gives you confidence.
3. Does not smear or run at the edges.
4. Goes on so easily. ..so smoothly ... so quickly.
5. And it lasts -and LASTS and L A ST S!
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