Let Me Call You Sweetheart--Ethel Merman

1930 cartoon ........Sweetheart (Ethel Merman)

[@anthonybuckner2532]

Ethel Merman sings this song greater than anybody I have heard what a wonderful singer she was.

[@roccovitiello7031]

What a strong and wonderful voice she had. I could listen to here her sing all day long. voice

[@J.M.Chadwick6]

Ethel does a magnificent job of singing the song exactly as it was written and intended to be sung. She would never change a note or a word of any song and said that "if the composer wanted it sung a different way, he would have written it that way!"

[@riaanvandeventer1392]

I can still see my Gran sitting at the piano, playing and singing this song.... (Michelle)

[@1408alan]

From a more innocent age, a lovely song and a bizarre cartoon! What's not to like?

[@Sough]

Oof cartoon was cringy and creepy

[@TimPavonear7]

I always remember winding up the music box on my mother's dressing table and listening to this melody.

[@kylebroflowski9689]

There's always that Italian guy with a hot dog stand

[@emgeevic524]

The Secret History... Anybody?

[@wallowthereveuse2251]

yes

[@BlackRose-vi2yg]

Good music is always good

[@johnmoran1317]

Black Rose-this kind of music is my favorite.. I think the era was about between 1880-1920.

[@les907]

by today's standards, the cartoons were trippy af

[@seapoacher]

Awesome.

[@thomasgriffin5340]

Emoji in 1930.

[@antoniocampaneflho7821]

parabéns grande vox e grande orquestra

[@tommyvermiglio1649]

That's My Song

[@njplr]

Eh, San Gennaro, whatchu do, you a-breakin' my stand...hilarious.

[@wallowthereveuse2251]

here from the secret history

[@necelticsox]

7:45-8:10 lol they reframed the song in terms of the little chicks being dinner!

[@markbarret6836]

Haha Bimbo is a masher cop