Where to Watch Frank Sinatra: Live from Caesars Palace in United States
Frank Sinatra was always at home in Las Vegas and this is a wonderfully relaxed and entertaining performance. Also included from 1979 is this all-star gala tribute to the "Chairman Of The Board" celebrating forty years in show business. Among those saluting Sinatra are Sammy Davis Jr, Cary Grant, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Gene Kelly, Harry James, Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn.
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- 74 minutes
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- United States
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