Lux Video Theatre: Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy (audio, 1956)

This is an audio tape of nearly all the segments either MacDonald or Eddy appeared in during this holiday show, hosted by Gordon MacRae. Choppily edited by a Nelson fan many decades ago, it's missing Jeanette's introduction and solo number but otherwise includes most everything else, according to detailed written accounts by fans in the studio audience. At one point, all the performers on the show are asked to sing a movie love song; this is when Nelson sings "Rose Marie" and Jeanette sings "I'll See You Again."

[@maxinebombara7024]

Thay were just wonderful together

[@wmcki76058]

What a treat to hear. They both sound wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

[@maggiesnyder1323]

Wonderful❤ love it

[@mariapelayo6276]

Thank you for this!

[@judyl6992]

Another great memory to thank you for.

[@conniepapanastasiou7489]

Wonderful to listen to these wonderful artists. No one like them! xxx

[@Kathy-cw9vt]

You'll never see the likes of jm and ne as long as you live.

[@Лада-д4ы]

Новая встреча всегда праздник для всех кто их любят

[@maceddy]

Translation: A new meeting is always a holiday for everyone who loves them.

[@maceddy]

Вы правы, мы полностью согласны! Они были прекрасны вместе в любом возрасте. Translation: You are correct, we totally agree! They were wonderful together at any age.

[@Лада-д4ы]

@@maceddy благодарю вас что вы помните про такое чудо как Джанетт и Нельсон. У нас никто про них не знает и я тоже не зеала что на этом свете дабрым и красивым людям удалось быть чяастлмвыми во взаимной любви. Я прочитала в яндексе что они всю жизнь были привязаны и верны друг другу им удалось уберечь свою любовь ❤

[@НателаСтемпень]

Перевести

[@sananton2821]

Their voices did not age well.

[@maceddy]

Jeanette had a serious heart condition, which is why she worked sporadically during the 1950s and was forced to retire by the decade's end.