Bing Crosby - Where the Blue of the Night (1933)

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Bing Crosby - Where the Blue of the Night (1933)

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The final 4:30 of this Sennett short, titled after Bing's famous radio theme. Franklin Pangborn is the hapless suitor spurned by Babe Kane in this "mistaken identity" saga. Crosby would keep the in-joke about Jack Smith (one of his replacements with Paul Whiteman and a lightweight rival in the 1930s singstakes) alive on his radio shows well into the '50s!

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very nice song!! ( 1 year ago by sodashopkid56)

very nice song!!

Franklin Pangborn ... ( 1 year ago by VintageLady1980)

Franklin Pangborn is always a treat! haha!

Did Bing copy Russ ... ( 1 year ago by Victrolaman1)

Did Bing copy Russ or Russ copied Bing? Both Bing +Russ Columbo were great singers.

"Where the blue of ... ( 1 year ago by MJDHX)

"Where the blue of the night
meets the gold of the day,
Someone waits for me."
Beautiful song.

Sorry to be petty, ... ( 1 year ago by helenkr)

Sorry to be petty, but he died in Spain, not Italy and his last words were "That was a great game of golf".
Great video by the way. I love the Mack Sennatt shorts- I have them all on video- it's just a shame that I can't watch them from university, since I only have my laptop. So thanks!

Thank you so much ... ( 11 months ago by bird1124)

Thank you so much for posting. There was and never will be anyone like Bing Crosby.

QUESTION: Rated the ... ( 11 months ago by williewillnick)

QUESTION: Rated the best five singers of the 20th Century was....Elvis, Bing, Nat king Cole,Frank Sinatra and........

This was his theme ... ( 11 months ago by pegcage)

This was his theme song.

Fantastic song ( 11 months ago by paulgg)

Fantastic song

Just GREAT - plain ... ( 10 months ago by ctmale1956)

Just GREAT - plain and simple.

Yes --- my dad has ... ( 10 months ago by ctmale1956)

Yes --- my dad has the old RCA records from the 50's with many of the old recrodings from the 30's and 40's on them.

My name is L ... ( 10 months ago by 100Ribbons)

My name is L Russell Brown. Bing Crosby recorded my song
TIE A YELLOW RIBBON ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE and it hangs on the wall with my greatest awards. Visit me and hear my latest song.
ALL I CAN GIVE YOU FOR NOW.

Bing Crosby is the ... ( 9 months ago by Matt3740)

Bing Crosby is the perfect entertainer, hes a great singin crooner, his whistling is superb, hes a great actor, and emulates that easygoing and simple style! Hes's the greatest of them all.

Yes he was. And he ... ( 9 months ago by 100Ribbons)

Yes he was. And he was also Frank Sinatra's idol! The old groaner not only raised the bar when it came to recording artistry, he was the bar. What a blessing to have written a song that Bing sang. L Russell Brown

Many "moons" ago, ... ( 9 months ago by RonSea38)

Many "moons" ago, when the clock stuck 12 noon and as the program began on a local (Boston) radio station with Bing's theme song ("Where The Blue...."), the announcer would say: ".......so now, sit back, relax and listen to Bing sing." He was so much a part of our entertainment world that when he died, I felt like I had just lost a dear relative. Thankfully, we have his music for our and future generation's listening pleasure.

Here, here. ( 8 months ago by wizendweaver)

Here, here.

From one of my ... ( 7 months ago by LordWham)

From one of my favorite shorts, thank you..!

Theme of a true ... ( 6 months ago by paulostroff99)

Theme of a true legend of our times! R.I.P.Bing. You made the world a much better place for us to live in! Bravo! TY.

someone expressed ... ( 6 months ago by patthecatman)

someone expressed surprise that bing was such a good whistler, that was just one of his fortes. at the time bing went on national hook-up in '31, CBS advised him not to whistle during the numbers, as morton downey had been their resident whistler. another point, bing seems to have been the impetus for russ. bing had already been, since '27, warbling with whiteman, after which he went single in '31, with gus arnheim. one of arnheim's violinists, russ columbo, struck out on his own only then.

God, finally. . . ... ( 4 months ago by rayjr62)

God, finally. . . . someone who brought up Whistling. The lost art of whistling. No one whistles anymore. Another great whistler was Roger Whittaker.

i've heard bing ... ( 2 months ago by patthecatman)

i've heard bing recordings dating as far back as '27. russ was a violinist, and a good one, until he struck out on his own in '31. bing appeared with gus arnheim's orch. in early '31 as their featured singer; russ was still violinist with arnheim and he and bing struck out on their own about the same time. i don't think russ consciously patterned his style after bing's; however, bing's style was already well established by then.

lovely,thanks ( 2 months ago by MANATEE5193)

lovely,thanks

I love the ... ( 1 month ago by hawkssens)

I love the whistling part!
Bing's the man!

Array ( 1 week ago by GeorgeVreelandHill)

Love it!
Thank you for sharing this!!
George Vreeland Hill

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