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Sinatra photo: Frank Sinatra in recording session at Liederkranz Hall, New York, Nov. 14, 1944.

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Sinatra photo: Frank Sinatra in recording session at Liederkranz Hall, New York, Nov. 14, 1944. Subject(s): Frank Sinatra / others not identified Location: New York City Date: Nov. 14, 1944 Inkstamp "Received" date (on back): Nov. 18, 1944 Type: original press photograph Print: black-and-white; 8" x 10" wide. Photographer: n/a Source (agency, studio or press service): n/a (probably Columbia Records) Captioned: yes - mimeographed text on back Source: see notes. ---- Text on back: Frank Sinatra shown making his first Columbia record sing the Petrillo ban was lifted. This action photo was taken at Liederkranz Hall during the actual recording on Tuesday, November 14th. Two the songs recorded were "White Christmas" and "If You Are But A Dream." This record will be released immediately. ==== ---- interior / studio / orchestra / records

2014.068.1214

2014.068

Samperi, Pat

Gift

Gift of Patricia Samperi and Family.

n/a

1944

New York City

8 in

10 in

Notes: ==== Source: Paul Samperi Papers. Samperi was a member of the family that owned and operated the Union Club, 600 Hudson St., Hoboken, for nearly 40 years with his role as a manager starting in the 1940s. Sinatra performed at that venue several times before becoming a star and returned for an event in the early years of his rise to fame. This photo is from a group of original 1943 to 1952 publicity or press photos that Samperi saved among the many files from the Union Club. It is unknown how he came to collect the photos. There are dated "received" inkstamps on the reverse of most in this group, but of varying formats and styles. Whether they represent his markings or another owner is unknown. It is possible that the Union Club was on a distribution list for news agencies, press representatives, etc. Original or Copy: Original Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2015-06-19

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