Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker - Sweethearts Album

Tracklist

1	–Marion Marlowe & Frank Parker	Take Me In Your Arms Written-By – Markush, Parish
2	–Frank Parker	Tenderly Written-By – J. Lawrence, Gross
3	–Marion Marlowe & Frank Parker	I Love You Truly Written-By – C.J. Bond
4	–Frank Parker	For You Written-By – Dubin, Burke
5	–Frank Parker & Marion Marlowe	Moonlight And Roses (Bring Mem'ries Of You) Written-By – Black, Moret
6	–Marion Marlowe	Hello, Young Lovers Written-By – Hammerstein II-Rodgers
7	–Frank Parker & Marion Marlowe	The Sweetest Story Ever Told (Tell Me, Do You Love Me?) Written-By – Stults
8	–Marion Marlowe	We Kiss In A Shadow Written-By – Hammerstein II-Rodgers

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C-331	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker - Sweethearts ‎(4x10")	Columbia	C-331	US	Unknown
CL 6241	Marion Marlowe / Frank Parker	Marion Marlowe / Frank Parker - Sweethearts ‎(10")	Columbia	CL 6241	US	1953
B-331	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker - Sweethearts ‎(2x7", EP + Box)	Columbia	B-331	US	1953
B-331	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker	Marion Marlowe, Frank Parker - Sweethearts ‎(2x7", EP, RE, Gat)	Columbia	B-331	US	Unknown

Credits

• Orchestrated By, Conductor – Archie Bleyer

Notes

Gatefold Picture Sleeve
Columbia Extended Play

Label variant: NO Columbia logos in rim text of labels.

C1 & D2. "The King And I"

Printed in U.S.A.
Made in U.S.A.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 5-1379 (ZSP 12714)
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 5-1380 (ZSP 12715)
• Matrix / Runout (Label side C): 5-1380 (ZSP 12716)
• Matrix / Runout (Label side D): 5-1379 (ZSP 12717)

Album

Marion Marlowe born Marion Townsend March 7, 1929 March 24, 2012 was an American singer and actress. She is best known for her recordings of The Man in the Raincoat and Heartbeat. Marlowe worked with Frank Parker Moonlight and Roses and was married to the television producer Larry Puck. Marlowe was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and her father died several years later. At that point Marlowe and her mother a ballerina who had danced with the Metropolitan Opera moved in with her. 195 TV Sweethearts With Frank Parker. Columbia C-576. LISTA A1 Take Me in Your Arms A2 Tenderly A3 Hello, Young Lovers A4 Moonlight and Roses A5 I Love You Truly B1 The Sweetest Story Ever Told B2 We Kiss in a. Vinyl , LP, 4 records for sale for album Sweethearts by Marion Marlowe And Frank Parker on CDandLP in Vinyl and CD format. All fields Artist Title Artist Title Label Seller Item . Select a specific format: All formats Album CD CD Album CD Single CD Maxi Vinyl records LP 7 inchs 7 inchs SP 7 inchs EP 12 inchs 78 rpm 10 inchs DVD VHS Cassette Clothing T-Shirt Others. Featured items. Marion Marlowe: American singer and actress. Marlowe worked with Frank Parker and was married to the television producer Larry Puck. The Man in the Raincoat, How Can Love Survive, How Can Love Survive и другие песни. This 1953 Columbia mini-album contains these tracks: Take Me In Your Arms Tenderly Hello Young Lovers Moonlight And Roses I Love You Truly We Kiss In A Shadow The Sweetest Story Ever Told For You. Marion passed away at age 83 on March 24, 2102, while Parker, who was born on April 29, 1903, preceded her at age 86 on January 10, 1999. He too was a One-Hit Wonder, that being the October 1934 6 Two Cigarettes In The Dark, from the film Kill That Story, on Columbia 2944. Read more. Listen free to Marion Marlowe Arthur Godfrey's TV Sweethearts Take Me In Your Arms, Tenderly and more. 12 tracks 38:18. And other albums from Marion Marlowe are available on sale at Sweethearts split up and carry on performing their musical production around America with their understudies as their co-stars. Eventually they are united in a Broadway Show. Written by Jenny Evans . The script is by Alan Campbell and Dorothy Parker, and we meet our singing lovebirds, married in real life, in their sixth year run of the show. Hollywood is beckoning to them the couple is exhausted by an endless round of shows, radio appearances, and parties they must attend. Hollywood - the free evenings, the time off between films, the sunshine - is starting to sound pretty good to them