Frank Sinatra
speaker
1,666 appearances
17 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 27 Aug
Frank Sinatra’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I give her the picture and the neg, and she knows the time is up when that inventory goes in.
Now, if she only makes the move.
So we listen.
Move in and take all this down, boys.
And then you can move upstairs and take her.
Well, the time for the kid was short.
Just one week and the whole thing would be discovered.
But the time was just as short for her.
She had to get out.
So when we dreamed up that picture of the kid selling the stuff to me and you said you'd pay anything to keep him in the clear, well, she figured she'd buy it from me at 10,000 and sell it to you for 100 grand.
Then she gives you the bit that the whole thing can be blamed on her when the shortage is discovered.
Well, first thing, since he's got a father again, Shane thinks he'll get a suspended sentence.
He'll get the cure and that's that.
You know, if you'd only have realized one thing, this probably wouldn't have happened to the kid at all.
Well, when your wife died, you lost a wife, your son lost a mother.
You're right.
You see, the school where I learned my logic...
NBC has presented Frank Sinatra as that footloose and fancy-free young gentleman, Rocky Fortune.
Others in tonight's cast included Maurice Hart, Raymond Burr, Jack Carroll, Georgia Ellis, and Barney Phillips.
Tonight's script was written by Norm Sickle.
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