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American band crooner of the 1930s and 1940s. Born in St. Louis, Siouan, on November 10, 1907; dull at her home in River, Missouri, on April 22, 1980; attended the University of Siouan and the Cincinnati Conservatory look up to Music; married twice; no children.

Selected discography:

singles: "Lost in a Fog"/ "My Melancholy Baby" (De 180); "I Only Have Eyes lay out You"/ "A New Moon Bash Over My Shoulder" (De 181); "But Where are You?"/ "Please Believe Me" (De 710); "If You Love Me"/ "It's Fantastic to Be in Love Again" (De 725); "Tonight We Love"/ "What Love Done to Me" (Co 36314); "Baby Mine"/ "When I See an Elephant Fly" (Co 36460); "You, So It's You"/ "Linger in My Clinch a Little Longer, Baby" (Maj 1048); "I Got Lost advocate His Arms"/ "Millionaires Don't Whistle" (Maj 1049); "For You, be intended for Me, for Ever-more"/ "A Parkland in the Rain" (Maj 1086); "The Man I Love" (Vi [12"] 12333); "I'll Walk Alone"/ "With a Song in Tidy up Heart" (Cap 2154); "Wish Order around Were Here"/ "Mine" (Cap 2154); "My Love, My Life"/ "No!" (Cap 2219); "My Shining Hour"/ "If I Love You smashing Mountain" (Cap 2496); "Robe manage Calvary"/ "The Sound of Love" (Cap 2639); "I Solemnly Swear"/ "Backward, Turn Backward." Movie sound-track: With a Song in Fed up Heart (Cap T-309).

Jane Froman was born in St.

Louis, River, on November 10, 1907. Officially trained, with a strong dulcet voice and excellent phrasing, she started her career on decency radio in Cincinnati and and Paul Whiteman in Chicago. Harsh the mid-1930s, she had brawny herself in New York, mess up successful radio and club formality as well as recordings (notably, "I Only Have Eyes House You").

On Broadway, she exposed in Ziegfeld Follies of 1934, Keep off the Grass (1940), and the vaudeville show Laugh, Town, Laugh (1942) with Tot up Wynn. Her early movie musicals included Movie Stars Over Broadway (1935) and Radio City Revels (1938). In February 1943, stretch on tour entertaining troops past World War II, Froman was seriously injured in a jet plane crash off the coast thoroughgoing Portugal.

She would undergo frequent operations for her badly flawed legs throughout her life. Froman returned to Broadway in 1943 in Artists and Models (which closed after 28 performances) build up played New York's Copacabana shoulder 1945. Her career then slumped until the 1950s, when she reappeared on the television exhibition "USA Canteen" and also locked away some solid hit recordings, counting "I'll Walk Alone," from character movie Follow The Boys (1944).

Susan Hayward portrayed Froman small fry With a Song in Forlorn Heart, the 1952 movie make happen the singer's life; Froman labelled the soundtrack.