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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Talk about that when you get back.
NBC has presented Frank Sinatra as that footloose and fancy-free young gentleman, Rocky Fortune.
Others in tonight's cast included Paula Victor, Tom McKee, John Sutton, Barney Phillips, Jay Loft Lynn, and Maurice Hart.
Tonight's script was written by Norm Sickle.
Andrew C. Love directed.
Now, to tell you about next week's adventure, here's Frank Sinatra as Rocky Fortune.
If you're a driver who likes to travel at night because the highways are less crowded than in the daytime, you're courting danger and should be extra careful.
Although fewer cars travel the roads at night, the death rate per vehicle is four times greater at night than in the daytime in proportion to traffic volume.
If you must travel at night, use the utmost caution.
Most of all, slow down from your normal daytime driving speed.
The two biggest factors causing an alarming increase in night accidents are bad driving vision and excessive speed.
Safety experts say that more than 20 million motorists have bad driving vision at night.
About 3 million have vision so bad at night that they are dangerous when they drive.
Now, you may have the vision of an owl after dark, but your number may be up if you drive too fast or become involved in an accident with one of these drivers with extremely bad night vision.
Avoid driving at night, whenever possible.
And at all times, drive as though your life depends on it.
It does.
Visit with Pippa McGee and Molly tonight on the NBC Radio Network.
Now, Frank Sinatra, transcribed as Rocky Fortune.
NBC presents Frank Sinatra, starring as that footloose and fancy-free young gentleman, Rocky Fortune.
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