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9 November 1945 (USA) morePlot:
Frank Sinatra teaches a group of young boys a lesson in religious tolerance. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
Won Golden Globe. Another 2 wins moreNewsDesk:
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What a Nostalgic House to Live In moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Frank Sinatra | ... | Himself |
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 | Harry McKim | ||
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Frank Sinatra is known for his roles as a thug, a gangster, a bank robber, a murderer. He reportedly had connections to the mafia in real life. His father was, after all, Italian. What we don't think of Sinatra as is a uniter of people from different faiths.
In this short film, Sinatra sings some campy songs that should only exist in the 1940s. Between songs, he stops a gang of young boys from beating up a young Jewish boy. He encourages them to be friends with him because "religion doesn't matter" and reminds the kids when they get blood from the blood bank it comes from Jews and blacks. He also tells how Americans of different faiths have joined together to defeat the "jap menace".
Would this film work today? Probably not. But it's still enjoyable and a fun little romp in the park. If you want to learn about solidarity in the 1940s, or just love Frank Sinatra, check it out. Recommended, even if it is distributed by the Anti-Defamation League.