Gale Storm - Ivory Tower video free download

112yrs

I don't much care for her singing, but she was a very fun comedian with a beautiful face and a difficult life. A Christian now gone to heaven! I miss her TV show that kept me laughing through my own difficulties.

Andrejs Ziverts

lovely

dragon98747

A Great Performance By Gale Storm!!!! Thanks For Posting,From a Gale Storm Fan!!!

Albakulz66

This is a wonderful song by Gale. I do not understand why the ratings have been disabled.

Otto Steinberg

wonderful song by Gale

Utts0KrKe

This is a magnificent song, sung here by Gale!

Renee' Porter

This was from the 1958 USO Christmas Special (I know because my Mom sent it to me on DVD when I was in Iraq)

Auchie Thomas

such a beautiful voice

58pajo

that song was sung by caterina valente in Germany, title was..adieu,adieu du mein schönes Samoa.

Helena Martens

great song as sung by Gale

Allen Murray

It's great to see her perform. She definitely had a great voice regardless of what style. I also remember My Little Margie with gale an Charles Farrell as well as Oh Susanna with Gale an ,d Roy Roberts as the captain and Zasu Pitts as Nugie Nugent very fondly.

Walter Parnell

This is terrific!

HowDareThey1970

By trained, he means operatic training. By soprano, he means the highest voice type for women. However, I have doubts about the soprano part. Her voice sounds more mezzo or contralto

Gale Petty

SHE WAS THE BEST!! MY LITTLE MARGIE!!

Gale Petty

SHE WAS THE BEST!!

zzzgeok

I was in love with Gale Storm in the 1950's. I was just about 5 years old at the time. I watched her on My little Margie, and later on Oh Susanna, with Zazu Pitts. But I also remember her records and still enjoy hearing her sing.

Rajamuttu

What do you mean by "trained" and what do you mean by "soprano"?

Harvey perleberg

what a great talent when i was a child I was very sick and remember this song beind played over the radio how great to hear it again

mrob75

Unfortunately, Bill Haley / Elvis / etal ended the beauty of 50s pop music like this fantastic classic by Gale Storm. Will take 50s pop over the rock and roll years any day.

mkl62

This hit by Gale Storm hit #6 on the Top 40 charts and finished at #61 for the year, 1956. On July 9, 1955, Bill Haley and His Comets hit #1 with Rock Around the Clock, signifying the start of the Rock Era. In April 1956, Elvis Presley hit #1 with Heartbreak Hotel, shooting this new sound into the stratosphere.

Cathy Carr

Cathy Carr - Ivory Tower - 1956