On set of Ocean’s 11 (1960)

Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Joey Bishop  on the set of Ocean’s 11 (1960).
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on set of “On the Town”

Frank Sinatra, Director Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly rehearse on the set of On the Town (1949).
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Otto Preminger on set of The Man With The Golden Arm

Director Otto Preminger demonstrates what he wants from Kim Novak and Frank Sinatra on the set of The Man with the Golden Arm (1955).
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Promotional photos for Guys & Dolls (1955)!

Promotional shots of Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra, and Vivian Blaine for Guys and Dolls (1955)! Rock n’ Roll!

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Joseph Mankiewicz on the set of “Guys & Dolls”

A lovely, colorful and neon-filled photo of Joseph Mankiewicz, mainly known for his work on All About Eve (1950), The Barefoot Contessa (1954) & Cleopatra (1963).  He is here on the set of  his musical “Guys & Dolls” (1955), a lesser-known work of his. Although Sinatra wanted the lead role all to himself that eventually went to Marlon Brando, he also stars with Jean Simmons & Vivian Blaine. And yes, Brando actually sings in the film.

Here’s the photo of the director, Joseph Mankiewicz, sitting in a seat on a crane watching unseen activity during filming of “Guys and Dolls”. Check it out if you enjoy musicals, the Sinatra-Brando combination is a guaranteed winner ! 😀

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a Sinatra mug shot

Frank Sinatra‘s known for great films, high-profiled relationships & a golden voice. His early life has been filled with arrests.
In 1938, he was caught with a married woman, which was illegal at the time. The  Bergen County police captured him in these less than flattering circumstances. The charge was later changed to adultery, and eventually dismissed.

© Bergen County mug shot of Frank Sinatra, 1938

The charge was later changed to adultery, and eventually dismissed.