Screenland (Nov 1950-Oct 1951)

HECDHD ROUNDUP Tops In Movie Music BILLY ECKSTINE'S "Be My Love," from "Toast Of New Orleans," and "Only A Moment Ago" for MGM . . . "Nevertheless," from "Three Little Words," and "Harbor Lights" by Ray Anthony for Capitol . . . Judy Garland and Gene Kelly "Summer Stock" album for MGM . . . Andre Previn's "Three Little Words" album for Victor . . . Bing Crosby-Andrews Sisters singing "Life Is So Peculiar" and "High On The List," from "Mr. Music" for Decca . . . "I'll Never Love You," from "Toast Of New Orleans," and "Somewhere, Somehow, Someday" by Trudy Richards for MGM . . . Diana Lynn's piano album for Capitol . . . Gordon MacRae-Jo Stafford doing "Tea For Two," from film of same name, and "I'm In The Middle Of A Riddle" for Capitol . . . Roy RogersDale Evans' "Hymns Of Faith" album for Victor . . . Mario Lanza's "Toast Of New Orleans" albums for Victor . . . Betty Hutton's "Can't Stop Talking," from "Let's Dance," and "Orange Colored Sky" for Victor . . . Ziggy Elman's "Pagan Love Song" and "My Blue Heaven," from films of same name, for MGM . . . Other Toppers DORIS DAY'S "Orange Colored Sky" and "A Load Of Hay" for Columbia . . . Frankie Carle's "Let's Do It Again" and "Don't Make Me Sorry" for Victor . . . Joan Shaw's "I Had A Talk With The Wind And The Rain" and "I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling" for MGM . . . Guy Lombardo's "The Petite Waltz" and "Harbor Lights" for Decca . . . Don Cornell's "Au Revoir Again" and "A Whistle And A Prayer" for Victor . . . Hugo Winterhalter's "It Had To Re You" and "You've Got Me Crying Again" for Victor . . . Tommy Dorsey's "Opus Two" and "T. D.'s Roogie Woogie" for Decca . . . Paul Weston's "Reloved, Re Faithful" and "Nevertheless" for Columbia . . . Sammy Kaye's "Sugar Sweet" and "Harbor Lights" for Columbia . . . Frank Petty 's "I Tore Up Your Picture" and "Save Your Sorrow" for MGM . . . Grabbag LANI McINTYRE'S "Hawaiian Nights" album for MGM . . . Yma Sumac's "Voice Of The Xtabay" album for Capitol . . . Margaret Whiting-Jimmy Wakely's "Bushel And A Peck" and "Beyond The Reef" for Capitol . . . Kay Armen-Anton Karas offering "I'm In The Middle Of A Riddle" and "Where Do I Go From You" for London . . . Bing Crosby's "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "The Teddy Bears' Picnic" for Decca . . . BERT BROWN Sensational New Scientifically Designed SET BRAS for LARGE • MEDIUM • SMALL BUSTS Correct and Flatter Your Individual Bust Problems INSTANTLY! on Free 10-Day Trial! LARGE, : — — — = BUST Special patent pend bust molding ture on inside of all j "Yuth-Bust" styles. Style No. 202 Ad ]ifts supports and justable Shoulder cups large busts into Strap Braonly $2.98 the smaller youthful alluring shape you want, whether they are extra large, spread out or sagging. Style No. 101 and 202 Longline also have Special V-Midriff Control to flatten bulging stomach ; also girdle Style No. 303 Banhooks. 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