Ann Blyth, Fernando Lamas - Indian Love Call! descargar videos gratis

fernando silenzi

bella musica. molto cara a mia moglie

Jorge Mario Rodas

I like this song and the video is good also. The film was made ten years before my own time but it is something worth seeing. Beautiful love story and a theme to match. Nice to hear and enjoy.

Rita Taddeucci Raffanti

LYRICS to INDIAN LOVE CALLOoh, oohOoh, oohSo echoes of sweet love notesGently fall through the forest stillnessAs the waiting Indian lovers callWhen the lone lagoon stirs in the springWelcoming home someSwannee white wingWhen the maiden moon riding the skyGathers her star eyed dreamchildren nighThat is the time of the moon and the yearWhen love dreams to Indian maidens appearAnd this is the song that they hearWhen I'm calling you ...I will answer youThat means I offer my love to youTo be your ownIf you refuse me I will be blueand waiting all aloneBut if when you hear my love call ringing clearAnd I hear your answering echo so dearThen I will know our love will come trueYou'll belong to me, I'll belong to you

hermanschwartz65

O, to be In Love...wish I was, never again probably, I remember it was just like all the musicals make it out to be, (without the Theatricals, of course)...a great feeling, a great way to be if you can get it, elsewise there's just Vodka....

laobanK

I can personally attest to Fernando Lamas' singing talents, as I was in a production of "The King and I" with him and his wife at the time, Arlene Dahl, at the Carousel Theatre in Framingham, Mass., in 1958. I played the favorite princess who pulled on the King's pants for attention at the end of the 'March of the Siamese Children'...alas, my one brush with fame. ; )

Oscar Bernardo

Varadero1839 : Thanks!

Oscar Bernardo

Thanks God she is still with us. And may she still be another 20 years. I"m 73 I I hope I"ll be there: God bless her.

Michael Norton

I love the song and the duet. Ann is still with us at 85. She has a beautiful voice and sings this song exceptionally well -- except she's not Jeanette MacDonald. Likewise, Fernando Lamas is not Nelson Eddy. This arrangement sounds like the 1936 version; the harmony seems the same. But the story is obviously different in the 1954 film. As good as Ann and Fernando are here, no one comes out ahead covering Jeanette and Nelson.

Edward Durrant

wonderful voices like this we do not hear in our modern day, thank you for keeping the greats in archives. seen most of the movies in yhe 50 and 60

varadero1839

Hi Chris Johnson, Thanks for helping for the information regarding the purchase of this wonderful film. I think my info at the time was accurate, but I'm not sure. Again, you're very kind to have helped in finding this! Best wishes!

Chris Johnson

It is out on DVD through the Warner Archive Collection. You can find it at Warner Archives website, Movies Unlimited or Amazon

varadero1839

Delighted to hear from you! Thanks so much for your comment!

Stella Jennings

Both wonderful singers,

varadero1839

You're very wise! This is indeed the same song sung over 20 years earlier by Jeanette and Nelson! I love both renditions, but I've actually met Ann Blyth, and she's my favorite! I've always been amazed that especially after meeting her, a tiny butterfly beauty like Ann, could tear the roof of a theater with that magnificent voice! Also I want to wish belated kudos to Mr. Fernando Lamas. This is his truly amazing voice; not dubbed, no subterfuge. He could sing pretty much anything!

VimalaNowlis

What a surprise to see this clip. Isn't this the same song that Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddie made famous in the 1936 movie "Rose Marie"?

FRANCISCO RAMÍREZ

Por favor, que alguien suba la película completa.

FRANCISCO RAMÍREZ

¡Ann Blyth, I love you!

FRANCISCO RAMÍREZ

Yes, she did.

Dianna West

I have seen all her movies she gave so much too all of us!

Anthony Petrello

Kevin...I fell in love with your grandmother when I was 11....now at 73, nothing has changed....saw her in a film with Claudette Colbert...I was crushed when she married your grandfather Dr Jim......Would give my right arm to meet her....Please give her my very best wishes and special thanks for all the years of joy on [email protected]

Mario Lanza

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