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- 2. Childhood • Born Dec. 12th, 1915 in Hoboken New Jersey to Martin and Natalie Sinatra • Failed to graduate high school • Newspaper deliverer • Riveter • Began singing for tips at age 8 • Never learned to read music
- 3. First Break • Age 20 Frank joined “The Three Flashes” • 1st place with 40,000 votes • Six month contract • Tour and radio time
- 4. The Turning Point • Tommy Dorsey • Coronado Theater, Rockford Illinois • “I’ll Never Smile Again”
- 5. Sinatra-mania • May 1941 Top Male Vocalist • Dec 1942 Paramount Theater, NY • Oct 1944 Paramount Theater, NY • 1943 Re-released “All or Nothing At All”
- 6. Family • Met Nancy Barbato Summer of 1934 • Married Feb, 1939 • Three kids - Nancy Jr. born in 1940 - Frank Jr. born in 1943 - Tiny born in 1948 • Divorced in Oct. of 1951 • Married Ava Gardner (Nov 1951-57) • Married Mia Farrow (1966-68) • Married Barbara Marx (1976)
- 7. Nicknames The Voice Ol’ Blue Eyes The Sultan of Swoon The Chairman of the Board
- 8. The Hits • “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” • “Strangers in the Night” • “That’s Life” • “Fly Me to the Moon” • “Come Fly With Me” • “My Way” • “The Way You Look Tonight” • “New York, New York” • “Night and Day” • “Summer Wind”
- 9. The End • Dec. 1994 Fukuoka Dome, Japan • Feb 25th, 1995 Frank Sinatra Desert Classic • “The Best is Yet to Come”