The Belle of 14th Street
Year: 1967
Runtime: 52 mins
Language: English
Directors: Joe Layton, Walter C. Miller
The program is her first television special with guest stars, celebrating the Golden Age of Song through comedy and heartfelt moments. It features vaudeville numbers such as Sophie Tucker’s “Some of These Days,” Irving Berlin’s early “How About Me,” the wistful “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows,” and the moving “My Buddy,” all re‑imagined by today’s star.
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