Marlene Dietrich.
"Marlene In Berlin",
with a Studio Recording in German, of an old Berliner song:
"Nach Meine Beene Ist Ja Ganz Berlin Verrückt" !
Marlene Dietrich.
"Untern Linden, Untern Linden",
A Studio Recording of an old Berliner song.
Inspired by and dedicated to my dear friend Iris ( iiiiiccccc ),
who loves Berlin in general and Marlene in particular.
Historic footage of the ruins of Berlin set to the music of Friedrich Hollaender, sung by Marlene Dietrich in the film "A Foreigh Affair" (1948), directed by Billy Wilder. Video edited for educational purposes only.
song by Frederick Hollander
"Ich weiss nicht, zu wem ich gehöre-ich glaub ich gehör`nur mir ganz allein"(I dont know to whom I belong to,I think I only belong to myself)"
Dietrich in Rio sings: LOOK ME OVER CLOSELY" Music by Terry Gilkyson
"Look Me Over Closely" sung by Marlene Dietrich (1901-1992) live in 1954.
A video full of photos of my two favourite everlasting stars Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe.I hope you enjoy watching these magic ladies.Tell me what you think,thanks
Preciosas fotos de mis estrellas favoritas Marlene Dietrich y Marilyn .Espero que paseis un momento encantador.
Marilyn Monroe loved Marlene Dietrich Glamour look and beautiful eyes, in some classic photos marilyn was inspired by her.But the comparison ended here,too many differences between the two icons,education,lifestyle,career.I hope you enjoyed this jazzy atmosphere tribute with only beauty on each photo.
Dos inolvidables estrellas del cine norteamericano juntas con una musica glamour jazzy y misteriosa como la belleza de sus miradas
Marlene Dietrich.
Live at the Cafe de Paris, London 1954.
Performing: "La Vie En Rose" and
"Look Me Over Closely".
Marlene Dietrich.
in Las Vegas,
with a Live Recording from 1959 of:
"Alright, Okay, You Win".
Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf.
Two Legends, One Song:
"La Vie En Rose".
Marlene Dietrich.
Interview Snapshots,
with a Studio Recording of
"Ou Vont Les Fleurs"(French version of:
Where have all the flowers gone).
Marlene Dietrich.
Live Recording on Stage at Wimbledon,
London from 1975 of:
"I Will come Back", and some Very Special Pictures of her Last Performances.
On 12 October 1963, Marlene Dietrich was a special guest at the Grand Gala du Disque at the Kurhaus in Scheveningen, the Netherlands. She performed five songs and was given the honorary Edison award by Dutch author Godfried Bomans who introduced her with an unusual but amusing speech. The complete show was broadcasted live.
On 29 July 1991, the speech by Godfried Bomans and Marlene Dietrich performing "Where have all the flowers gone" where broadcasted again as part of the nostalgia programme "Het was stil op straat" ("It was quiet on the streets") by Dutch broadcaster AVRO (Dutch or English spoken, Dutch subtitles).
