(CBS Primetime, 1965 - 1966) [Miss Prowse, a broadway/film star, played a movie star named Mona Jackson who is married to a serviceman whose last name is McCluskey; in order to assuage the pride of her husband she agrees to let him support her on his meager salary and live modestly in an apartment with him...(her money goes right into the bank); based upon this improbable premise, most of the plots involve schemes she initiates to improve his income -- a rather strange situation which the audience must have felt hard-pressed to identify with...her husband was played by Denny (Scott) Miller]
Composer: Sonny Burke (ASCAP) [professional name of Joseph Francis Burke] 1978 Publisher: 2001 Publisher: EMI-Unart Catalog, Inc. (BMI) c/o EMI Music Publishing, Inc. of New York, NY Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings:
[a quintessential jazz-age standard, often associated with Eddie Cantor and featured in at least three movies during the 1940s - 1950s] Composers: music by Walter Donaldson (ASCAP) and lyric by Gus Kahn (ASCAP) 1978 Publishers: The Bourne Co. (ASCAP), and Donaldson Publishing Co. (ASCAP) 2001 Publishers: The Bourne Co. (ASCAP) of New York, NY; and Donaldson Publishing Co. (ASCAP) c/o Sussman & Associates of New York, NY Composition Date: 1925 Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings: