15 February 1960 Music, TV Movie 60 mins
Surrounded by a mix of talented ladies, host Frank Sinatra does his thing.
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Frank Sinatra as Self - Host / Singer
Lena Horne as Self - Singer
Mary Costa as Self - Singer
Barbara Heller as Self - Comedian / Singer
Juliet Prowse as Self - Singer / Dancer
Eleanor Roosevelt as Self - Performer
United States 15 February 1960
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