Elvis sang "Love Me Tender" in the 20th Century Fox black & white 1956 movie of the same name - Elvis's first film.

Elvis gets shot at the end of the film and dies. Fans did not like this (nor did his mother) at a preview and so they re-filmed the ending so that Elvis's ghost came on in close-up at the end to sing a few lines and give a smile to the camera!

Here is a black & white USA television appearance by Elvis on the Ed Sullivan Show in October 1956 before an appreciative audience!

I bet it was a nice friendship 

                        Glen Miller - Orchestra Leader
"At Last" is a song written by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren for the musical film Sun Valley Serenade (1941).

At last my love has come along
My lonely days are over and life is like a song

At last the skies above are blue
My heart was wrapped in clover the night I looked at you

I found a dream that I can speak to
A dream that I can call my own

I found a thrill to press my cheek to
A thrill I've never known

You smiled and then the spell was cast
And here we are in Heaven
For you are mine at last

Here is a web movie clip from "Sun Valley Serenade" starting with part of "Moonlight Serenade" (Glen Miller's theme song) followed by the ballad "I Know Why (And So Do You)" also composed by Mack Gordon & Harry Warren. 

Why do robins sing in December,
Long before the springtime is due?
And even though it's snowing, violets are growing,
I know why and so do you.

Why do breezes sigh every evening,
Whispering your name as they do?
And why have I the feeling, stars are on my ceiling?
I know why and so do you

When you smile at me, I hear gypsy violins
When you dance with me
I'm in heaven when the music begins

I can see the sun when it's raining
Hiding every cloud from my view
And why do I see rainbows, when you're in my arms?
I know why and so do you!

I took these photos outside the Dominion Theatre in Tottenham Court Road yesterday (9th August 2022) where the show "GREASE" is playing.

The Dominion Theatre is a Grade II Listed Art Deco building in the heart of London dating from 1928 near to the top end of Oxford Street.

The London premiere of Charlie Chaplin's famous silent film "City Lights" (which made Albert Einstein cry) took place there in February 1931 with Mr Chaplin himself attending.

A huge golden statue of the late Freddie Mercury (who had died in 1991) of "Queen" with his right arm raised was erected outside the theatre at the time the show "We Will Rock You" played there for about 12 years in 2002 - 2014.

"We Will Rock You"

Below is a copy from the Web of the tribute by John Travolta on 8th August 2022:

Here is an unusual dramatic song performed by Olivia Newton-John against the background of Venice.

The song was composed by Paul Gordon, Tom Keane & David Foster and the video produced by David Foster.

.....the "Shaking You" ballad, filmed in Venice it tells the tale of a woman involved with a married man with 2 children........we are left with a lingering image of Olivia, the scorned lover.

http://www.fritchy.com/general-chat/241571-memoriam-lea-de-mae.html#post9401468

I noticed the above website today and I made a posting on the Fritchy Forum following on from one from Sale in Austria in 2010.