Page 44 - General Raymond G. Davis USMC, Korean War

MOVIES AND MUSIC

of the 1950’s TWELVE O’CLOCK HIGH

In 1942, an American Air Force

unit stationed in England is plagued

with morale problems until no-

nonsense Brigadier General Frank

Savage (Gregory Peck) assumes

command. His tough leadership is

initially resented by not only his pilots

but his second-in-command (Hugh

Marlowe), a West Point graduate and

son of a general. But, with the help of

a hotshot flying ace (Robert Patten)

and a sympathetic administrator

(Dean Jagger), the unit pulls together

into a gung-ho fighting crew.

DINAH SHORE & BUDDY

CLARK BABY ITS COLD

OUTSIDE

"Baby, It's Cold Outside" is a

song written by Frank Loesser

in 1944. Originally recorded for

the film Neptune's Daughter, it

has been recorded by many

artists since its original release.