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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.