Frances Langford Overview:

Actress, Frances Langford, was born Frances Newbern on Apr 4, 1913 in Lakeland, FL. Langford died at the age of 92 on Jul 11, 2005 in Jensen Beach, FL .

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She was honored with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the categories of Motion Pictures and Radio.

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: Armed Forces Sweetheart – Book Giveaway (November)

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: Armed Forces Sweetheart We have TEN Copies to Give Away! We are happy to say that it?s time for our next book giveaway! This time CMH will be giving away?TEN COPIES?of? : Armed Forces Sweetheart by?Ben Ohmart,??courtesy of Bear Manor Books. ?.. In order to qualify ... Read full article


“Every Night At Eight” – Alice Faye, George Raft, Patsy Kelly,

By Art on Apr 30, 2011 From Classic Cinema Gold

“Every Night at Eight” is a 1935 American comedy musical film by Paramount Pictures starring George Raft, Alice Faye, Patsy Kelly, and . It was directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Walter Wanger from a screenplay by C. Graham Baker, Bert Hanlon and Gene Towne based on ... Read full article


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Frances Langford Quotes:

[Trying to get the $300 needed to open the school]
Eileen Eilers: I'm president of the student body and prepared for almost ANY sacrifice.


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Frances Langford Facts
She divorced first husband Jon Hall but they remained friends until his suicide in 1979; she was left a widow in 1986 by second husband Ralph Evinrude, whose family made the famous outboard motors; third husband Harold Stuart, a former assistant secretary of the Air Force under President Truman, survived her. She had no children.

Frances was very fond of fishing and enjoyed her last years on a 57-acre estate in Rio, Fla. She and husband Harold spent much of their time on a yacht called "The Chanticleer." Among her many charitable causes included the Florida Oceanographic Society on Hutchinson Island, where a visitor center is named for her.

Her steamy rendition of "I'm in the Mood for Love" (from her movie Every Night at Eight (1935)) was her trademark, and captivated soldiers when she was part of Bob Hope's USO tours during World War II.

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