Cary Sounds

Sound index by film

Arsenic and Old Lace The Awful Truth Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer Bringing Up Baby His Girl Friday Holiday

My Favorite Wife Night & Day North By Northwest The Philedelphia Story She Done Him Wrong Suspicion

None But the Lonely Heart To Catch A Thief That Touch of Mink Talk of the Town Misc. Event Sounds New! Radio Shows New! Cary Sings

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Eva Talks Eva Marie Saint was interviewed on NPR's Fresh Air program on Thursday, November 30, 2000. Eva talks about CARY, Hitchcock and some other cool stuff.

Arsenic and Old Lace
CG is Mortimer Brewster who has family trouble: his sweet maiden aunts keeping bumping off the neighbors and his brother thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt.

arsenic.AIFF Mortimer: What's he doing here? What happened to him? Aunt Martha: He died. Mortimer: Well, Aunt Martha, men just don't get into window seats and die. Aunt Martha: He died first. Mortimer: Look Darling, how did he die? Aunt Martha: Oh, Mortimer don't be so inquisitive. The gentleman died, because he drank some wine with poison in it. insanity.AIFF Mortimer: Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops! mood.AIFF Mortimer: Listen handsome, I'm in no mood to debate the question!

The Awful Truth
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne play Jerry and Lucy Warriner, wealthy socialites who suspect each other of adultry and decide to divorce. Ralph Bellamy plays fiancee #1, Daniel Leeson and Asta (Skippy) plays Mr. Smith.

I'll Bet You Do Jerry: I know how I'd feel if I was sitting with a girl and her husband walked in. Lucy: Ill bet you do. Tulsa Lucy: I know I'll enjoy Oklahoma City. Jerry: But of course. And if it should get dull, you can always go over to Tulsa for the week-end. Eggnog Armand: He has more the continental mind. Jerry: Yes, I'll have a continental mind. Will you have an eggnog? Continental Mind Armand: Why Mr. Warrner, you are out of your continental mind. 3 Ring Circus Jerry: Oh I've heard everything. I'm going out to get some popcorn and pink lemonade. I've just seen a 3 ring circus. Great Lover Armand: I have never yet been in a scandal. Jerry: Never been caught, huh? Armand: No. I am a great teacher. Not a great lover Lucy: That's right Armand, no one could ever accuse you of being a great lover. Marinated Leeson: I'm in oil, ya know. The aunt: Marinated in it. Leeson: (laughing) That's a good one, I'll have to remember to tell that to my mother. Jerry the Nipper Lucy: Well, don't look at me you like a little drink yourself. We call him Jerry the Nipper. Like's to sneak it when nobody's looking. So cute about it too. And of course, the inimatable Mr. Smith

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The Bachelor and The Bobby Soxer
Cary and Myrna Loy teach Bobby Soxer, Shirley Temple a thing or two about love.

suit.AIFF CG: I didn't ask. I should have worn black tie. Myrna: Nevermind, that's a beautiful suit and you look wonderful in it. Hoodoo.AIFF The Hoodoo Routine: You remind me of a man...

Bringing Up Baby
CG and Kate Hepburn in my all-time favorite film...

Geewhiz.AIFF David: Gee whiz, Alice, well everyone has to have a honeymoon and, and, and.. Ms. Swallow: We haven't time. David: Oh. Irrelevan.AIFF Susan: Oh David, don't be irrelevant. The point is I've got a Leopahd, the question is, what am I going to do with it? Bone.AIFF Susan: You're what? David: My Bone! It's rare, it's precious! What did you do with it? Gay.AIFF Aunt Elizabeth: You look perfectly ridiculous in those clothes. David: These aren't my clothes. I've lost my clothes. Aunt Elizabeth: Well, why are you wearing these clothes. David: Because I just went GAY all of a sudden! bandy.AIFF Pschiatrist: Miss, I am not going to bandy words with you at this time at night. Susan: There is a leopahd on your roof and it's my leopahd and to get it I have to sing. jerrynipper.AIFF Susan: You mean to say you've never heard of Jerry the Nipper? Police: No, no I can't say that I have. David: Constable, she's making this up out of motion pictures she's seen.

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His Girl Friday
CG and and Rossalind Russell in some of the fastest dialogue in movie history.

Oughta Marry.AIFF Hildy: He's kind, he's sweet and he's considerate. He wants a home and children. Walter: sounds like a guy I oughta marry. What's his name? Tight.AIFF Hildy: I suppose I proposed to you? Walter: Well you practically did, making goo goo eyes at me for two years until I broke down. "Oh, Walter" And I still claim I was tight the night I proposed to you, if you'd been a gentleman you'd have forgotten all about it, but not you. Hildy: Why you!!! Loathsome.AIFF Hildy: Oh Walter you're wonderful in a loathsome sort of way. excuuuuse me.AIFF Cary perfects the line Steve Martin made famous. Peter B. Hartwell.AIFF Hildy: Of course he had to have a gun to reinact the crime and who do you suppose supplied it? Peter B. Hartwell. B for Brains. Walter: No kidding? Hildy: I tell you I'm not kidding. I'm not good enough to make this one up. Now the sherif gave his gun to the professor and the professor gave it to Earl and Earl shot the professor right in the classified ads. No, ADS. Classified Ads.AIFF Same as above only shorter.

Holiday
Donald Ogden Stewart wrote the script, shortly before he was sent to work writing the screenplay for "The Philadelphia Story." Holiday doesn't have as many zippy, one-liners (and therefore is not as quotable) as "Philadelphia Story," but the characters are more three-dimensional. Notice anything familiar about Eward Everett Horton's voice? He was a regular on the Bullwinkle cartoon show.

Fathead.AIFF116K Linda Seton: I suppose, like the great fathead you are, you told father all your little hopes and dreams. Genmtrs.AIFF66K Johnny Case: When ever I find myself in a situation like this, I ask myself "What would General Motors do?" And then I do the opposite. Theparty.AIFF66K Johnny: O.K. Keith, c'mon down the party needs you. Professor: Now's the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party. Johhnycase.AIFF110K Professor: No, it can't be, why it's Johnny Case! Mrs. Professor: Not old John Case, the rail-splitter, friend to the people? Professor:Yes Mrs. Professor: Wll we're glad to have you back.

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My Favorite Wife

My Favorite Wife: Irene Dunne plays CG's wife who returns from a supposed watery grave to wreak havoc on her husband and his new bride.

Teething.AIFF Nick: We talked it over and finally she decided she'd like to take the trip herself. She needed a change, she'd had tought time with the children, the teething... Judge: Oh just the facts, nevermind the teething. Amiadope.AIFF Nick: The moment I saw you downstairs I knew... Ellen: Oh go on. I bet you say that to all your wives. Nick: I could strangle you. Ellen: Hey, now there's a way out. Nick: Well, I just can't barge in and say, "sorry, my mistake marriage is off." Can I? What am I a dope? Sensitive.AIFF Nick: Bianca's very sensitive. She's high strung. Ellen: Oh one of those. Shave.AIFF Nick: I don't feel right unless I've shaved. Bianca: Why don't you shave yourself, I'd love to watch you. Remember the way Victoria always watched Albert. Nick (jealously): Albert who? Bianca: Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, silly. Nick: Oh, well he didn't hack himself to pieces the way I do. Shaved.AIFF Hotel manager: But your WIFE, Mr Arden is calling for you AGAIN. Nick: Tell my wife she'll just have to wait. I'm still being shaved. Hotfoot.AIFF Ellen: My great-grandfather Lucious was the first man to give the Governor of North Carolina a hotfoot. Landslide.AIFF Nick: There's been a landslide. The lines are down. Probably won't be able to use the phone until morning. Sound of phone ringing Nick: It's fixed!

Night and Day
Cary stars in the Cole Porter story.

You're the Top Cary sings a Cole Porter song that rhymes Mahatma Ghandi and Napoleon Brandy. How to Kiss a Woman Do you always kiss women before you speak to them? CG: If possible

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North By Northwest
CG plays unwitting spy, Roger Thornhill, James Mason (click here for a little more James Mason from Lolita.) plays the baddy, Van Dam, and Eve Marie Saint is somewhere in between as Eve Kendall, "industrial designer."

Luck.AIFF Roger : Think how lucky I was to be seated here. Eve: Luck had nothing to do with it. Roger: Fate? Eve: I tipped the steward five dollars to seat you here, should you come in. Makelove.AIFF Roger: The moment I see a attractive woman, I have to start pretending I have no desire to make love to her. Abduction.AIFF Roger: Not that I mind a slight case of abduction now and then, but I have tickets to the theater this evening, to a show I was looking forward to, and I get well, kind of unreasonable about things like that. Van Dam: With such expert play acting you make this very room a theater. Assault.AIFF Roger: Assault and kidnapping. Assault with a gun and burboun and a sportscar. Will get em. Chaser.AIFF Roger: No. No, Mother I have not been drinking. No, these two men poured a whole bottle of boubon into me. No they didn't give me a chaser. Rapidcty.AIFF Van Dam: In two days your due at the Ambassador East in Chicago. Roger: Oh. Van Dam: And then at the Sheraton Johnson Hotel in Rapid City, South Dakota. Roger: Not me. Rapidcty2.AIFF Roger: Where are we going New York or Washington? Head Spy Guy: Rapid City, South Dakota. Roger: Rapid City? What for? Head Spy Guy: It's near Mt. Rushmore. Roger: No, thank you I've seen Mt. Rushmore. SgtEmil.AIFF Roger: She wants to know who said. Sgt. Emil Klinger: Sgt. Emil Klinger. Roger: Sgt. Emil...Emil? Sgt. Emil Klinger. No, I don't beleive it either. Redherring.AIFF Roger: I'm an advertising man, not a red herring! I've got a job, a secretary, a mother, two ex-wives and several bar tenders dependent upon me. And I don't intend to disappoint them all by getting myself slightly killed. nbynw.AIFF Van Dam: Has anyone ever told you overplay your various roles rather severly, Mr. Kaplan. First your the outraged Madison Avenue man who claims he's been mistaken for someone else. Then you play the fugitive from justice on the run for a crime he knows he didn't commit. Now you play the peevish lover, stung by jealousy and betrayal. You fellows could stand a little less training from the FBI and more from the actors studio. Roger: Apparently the only performance that will satisfy you is when I play dead. Van Dam: Your very next role. You'll be very convincing, I assure you. Peevish.AIFF Van Dam: Now you play the peevish lover, stung by jealousy and betrayal.

The Philadelphia Story
Soon, I will have this entire movie on line. I just can't stop quoting this magnificent script. If you want even MORE sounds from this movie, check out the Crackpot critic's essay on Divorce in CG movies, the Screwball Guru and pot shots, for they all have quotes interlaced with the text. CG sound bytes co-starring Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart, with Ruth Hussey as the sassy Liz Imbrie. (1940)

CKDH1.AIFF Mike (Jimmy Stewart): What, what's with this guy Haven? Imbrie: C.K. Dexter Haven. Mike: What kind of a name is that anway, C. K. Dexter Haven? CKDH2.AIFF Mike: C.K. Dexter Haven! OOOH, C.K. Dexter Haven!!! Dexter (CG): What's up? Mike: You are. CKDH3.AIFF Mike: Doggone it, C.K. Dexter Haven, either I'm gonna sock you or you're gonna sock me. Dexter: Shall we toss a coin? Drink.AIFF Mike: Oh! Oh! I wonder if I might borrow a drink? Dexter: Certainly. Coals to Newcastle. Gentleman.AIFF Mike (Jimmy Stewart): Always the gentlema, eh? Dexter (CG): Except on occasion. Honeymoon.AIFF Imbrie: I remember your honeymoon very well: you and she on a little sailboat, the True Love, wasn't it? Dexter: That's right, how did you know? Imbrie: I was the only photographer whose camera you didn't smash. You threw it in the ocean. Mike: Oh, One of those. Dexter: Yes, I had the strange idea our honeymoon was our own business. Liquor2dope.AIFF Tracey (Hepburn): You haven't switched from Liquor to dope, have you Dexter? Dryrot.AIFF Tracey: My she was yare! George: Yare? What's that mean? Tracey: Yare, oh I don't don't know, what does it mean? It means fast, bright, quick to the helm. All the things a boat should be. Until she develops dryrot. Spank.AIFF Mike: What, what was I saying? Oh yeah, let's have another drink. Or would Kittredge spank? Tracey: That's not what you were saying. Hats.AIFF Mike: About this girl, Tracey Samantha Lord-- Dexter: What about her? Mike: What's her leading characteristic? Dexter: She has a horror of men who wear their hats in the house. Feet.AIFF Lildears.AIFF Tracey: I think men are wonderful. Liz: The little dears. Socalled.AIFF Mike: It may interest you to know that this so-called affair consisted of exactly two kisses and a rather late swim.

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She Done Him Wrong
Home of one the of the most misquoted lines in movie history. It's not "Why, don't you come up and see me sometime?" It's "Why don't you come up sometime...see me?" Listen for Mae's barely-muttered grunts and half-mumbled lines. Cary adopted this under-the-breath way of communicating later, while devloping his persona for The Awful Truth. It remained a charming part of his acting style from then on.

Seeme.AIFF187K Mae: Ya know I always did like a man in uniform, and that one fits you grand. Why don't you come up sometime...see me? I'm home every evenin' Cary: Yes, but I'm busy every evening. Mae: Busy? What are you tryin' to do? Insult me? Canbehad.AIFF147K Mae: You know I've met your kind before. Why don't you come up sometime, huh? Cary: Well, I-- Mae: Don't be afraid I won't tell. Cary: But ah-- Mae: Come up and I'll tell your fortune. Aww, you can be had. Mytime.AIFF47K Cary: Well, uh, I guess I'm taking your time. Mae: What d'ya spose my time's for? Lotsatimes.AIFF49K Cary: Haven't you ever met a man who can make you happy? Mae: Sure, lotsa times. Smoking.AIFF132K Mae: Cigarette? Cary: No, thanks, I don't smoke. (Sound of Mae lighting a match) Mae: Yes, well I suppose smoking is going to make a man look effeminate, before long. Unbend.AIFF36K Mae: Loosen up. Unbend. You'll feel better.

Suspicion
Hitchcock classic with CG and Joan Fontaine. (1941)

Hairdresser.AIFF Fontaine: What's wrong with my hair? CG: Well, I'm glad you asked me that. It would have been extremely discourteous for me to bring the subject up. Fontaine: Are you serious? CG: Of course I'm serious. Fontaine: I may seem provincial, but frankly, I don't understand men like you. It always seems as if you're laughing at me. CG: No, I give you my word, your hair's all wrong. But it has such wonderful possiblities that I...Well, I got excited. For the moment I became a... a passionate hairdresser.

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None But the Lonely Heart
with Ethel Barrymore, Barry Fitzgerald, and June Duprez. (1944)

Sheepsheart.AIFF CG: Oh my, sheeps heart again? Are we that poor to be eatin the insides a sheeps and cows, day in, day out? mysterious.AIFF CG: Very mysterious, the room of the girl you love Champagne.AIFF CG: What's this stuff called? (Laughter) CG: What's funny? Mobster: I thought everyone over 16 knew Champagne when he felt it in his gizzard. CG: Well, I won't be 16 till next march. Mobster: You're well-developed for a boy.

To Catch a Thief
CG is John Robie za Cat! Oh yeah, and Grace Kelly, too. (1955)

robiethecat.AIFF CG: Everytime an ashtray is missing from a hotel they don't come looking for you, but let a diamond bracelet dissapear in France and they shout "John Robie, the Cat!" Portland.AIFF CG: This is better than anything we've got back in Portland, OR. Jessie Stevens: everything is. fortune.AIFF Danielle: You're marvelous! Last night you steal a small fortune and today you lie on the beach with an American beauty. CG: That's why one needs a small fortune. police.AIFF Francie: I called the police, from your room and told them who you are and what you did tonight. CG: Everything? Oh, the boys must have enjoyed that down at headquarters. wierdex.AIFF CG: I have about as much interest in jewelry as I have in politics, horse racing, modern poetry and women who need wierd excitement: None!

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That Touch of Mink
Cary Grant is tycoon Phillip Shayne and Doris Day is an unemployed office girl, Cathy Timberlake.

Rasputin.AIFF Cathy's friend: Well, he did it. Rasputin talked her in to it. politics.AIFF Cathy: There's something you should know about me. I have an uncle who's a Socialist. Shayne: I respect you for telling me. But what we have, transcends all politics.

The Talk of the Town
Or rather, The Talk of the Borscht. Forgive, me I'm a self-indulgent webmaster, I know, but I couldn't resist sampling ALL the Borscht-related quotes for this movie. It's not everyday that Cary Grant and Ronald Coleman profess their undying love for the passionate purple Polish Elixir.

Borscht.AIFF144K Cop: You mean to say you went in there to get Borsct? For yourself? Prof. Lightcap (Ronald Coleman): Yes! I love it! I've loved it for years! Especiially with an egg in it. Borscht2.AIFF22K Leopold Dilg: BORSCHT!! Borscht3.AIFF70K Lightcap: In fact, at that very moment I was unwrapping some... Cop: Borscht? Lightcap: Yes, I never can pronounce it. Borscht4.AIFF55K Lightcap: What could be more fitting then... Leopold: BORSCHT!! Borschtegg.AIFF49K Lightcap: Some Borscht please. Pulaski: Yes sir. Nora: About a quart. Lightcap: With an egg in it. (Omnious music) Borschtegg2.AIFF49K Leopold: You ever have Borscht, professor? Lightcap: No, what's that? Nora: Beet soup with sour cream. Polish dish. Leopold: With an egg in it. Don't let any one give it to you without an egg in it. Non-Borscht Sounds Hear Cary Snore77K Adinoids.AIFF77K Lightcap hears Cary snoring, thinks its Nora and says, "She must have adinoids." Chess.AIFF77K Lightcap: You play quite well. Where did you learn? Leopold: My father. He was the kind of man who resented work. It interferred with chess. Pajamas.AIFF Lightcap: Now, if you'd kindly get out of my pajamas immediately, I'd consider it a great personal favor to me.

Miscellaneous Event Sounds
These babies make great prompt sounds for your computer.

Quite.AIFF Cary Grant saying "quite." Doggone.AIFF Jimmy Stewart saying "Dog gone it!." Staunt.AIFF Katharine Hepburn saying "Oh, my Sainted aunt!.&quot Zackly.AIFF Irene Dunne from MFW. Good.AIFF Irene Dunne from MFW. Cassanova.AIFF Irene Dunne: Oh, you Cassanova, you!

Cary Grant Radio Theater
Thank Heaven for little files! The MP3 format makes it possible to download these long, and excellent files. Have fun! 

CGBurnsAllen.mp3 Cary's appearance on the Burns and Allen show. Gracy tries to foil Cary's trip to England so that he can address her women's club the "Uplifters." Some classic Gracy moments which show off Grant's gift for playing the straight man. CGTTOTT.mp3 Lux Radio Theater presents "The Talk of the Town," with the movie's original stars. Free for download and the only thing they ask in return is loyalty to Lux Soap flakes. Imagine. CGBTS.mp3 Cary and Greer Garson in "Bedtime Story" for Lux Radio Theater. The movie version featured Loretta Young and Frederich March. The story benefits from Grant and Garson's chemistry. Too bad they didn't star in the picture. CGBATBS.mp3 The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer starring Cary, Shirley Temple and Francis Robinson filling in for Myrna Loy. Robinson does a reasonable Loy impression which gives a reasonable approximation of the film. CGML.mp3 The Lux Radio Theater presents "Mr. Lucky." With Cary and Lorraine Day, produced by Cecil B. DeMille. DeMille gives a little biography of Cary at the beginning which is also amusing. CGMB.mp3 Madame Butterfly starring Cary and Grace Moore. Moore is billed first in this early Cary radio performance. produced by Cecil B. DeMille, and used to promote Grant and Moore's picture "When You're in Love." Contains an interuption in DeMille's intro and omits quite a bit of the opening of the play. CGOAHW.mp3 The Lux Radio Theater presents "Only Angels Have Wings" with Cary, Jean Arthur Rita Hayworth and Thomas Mitchell. The newly-discovered Hayworth is way, way down on the bill. I love this movie, and I like the radio show. Also produced by DeMille. Mitchell and Arthur interupted filming of the immortal "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" to record the radioplay. CGSTBC.mp3 Cary in an amnesia drama called "The Black Curtain" on Suspense:Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills. Adapted from a novel, the script is pretty lousy, except for the commercials. You sure learn alot about Roma Wines. CGTAT.mp3 Cary and Claudette Colbert in the "Awful Truth" with Phyllis Brooks as Barbara, the "Slapstick Heiress." Brooks and Cary were romantically linked at the time. CGTPS.mp3 The Victory Theater presents Cary co-starring in "The Philadelphia Story" with Katharine Hepburn, Lt. James Stewart and Ruth Hussey. File has some static, but it's still delightful. CGTGW.mp3 Lux rights one of the great wrongs of classic Hollywood, that Cary Grant didn't star in "Theodora Goes Wild" with Irene Dunne. As usual Dunne and Grant's chemistry is sexy and funny. CGMFW.mp3 Screen Directors Playhouse presents Cary Grant and Irene Dunne in "My Favorite Wife" directed by Carson Ganin. One of my favorite screwball comedies translated to the radio. As an added bonus this episode has a funny Bob Hope/Bing Crosby commercial for Chesterfields. CGPWT.mp3 Cary and Jean Crain co-star in the Lux Radio Theater version of "People will Talk." CGMBBHDH.mp3 Lux presents Cary Grant and Irene Dunne in "Mr. Blandings Builds his Dream House." Though Myrna Loy starred in the movie version, Irene does a respectable job of filling in for her in this version. CGSOAD.mp3 Screen Directors Playhouse presents Cary Grant and his then-wife, Betsey Drake in "Shadow of a Doubt" directed by Alfred Hitchcock. CGILYA.mp3 Lux Radio Theater presents Cary and Myrna Loy in "I Love You Again" a comedy about a terrible bore who gets amnesia and suddenly starts living life, regaining the love of his estranged wife in the process. CGWS.mp3 Lux Radio Theater presents the musical/comedy "Welcome Stranger" starring Cary Grant, Barry Fitzgerald and Pat Trowley. Cary plays a young Doctor who sets up his practice in small town that isn't terribly welcoming. CGCP.mp3 Cary MCs the Command Performance with Ginny Simms, to promote the film "Night & Day." Also featuring Abbott and Costello and Spike Jones. CGKMH.mp3 Cary makes an appearance to promote "The Bishop's Wife" on The Kraft Music Hall, hosted by Al Jolson. Al calls Cary "Archie Leach" and Cary replies, "I'd prefer if you wouldn't mention my name on the air, I might still have some checks out." CGTBW.mp3 Cary recreates his role as Dudley the Angel in "The Bishop's Wife." Sadly Phyllis Baxter replaces Loretta Young as Julia. CGHCMJ.mp3 Cary again plays a prize-fighter who dies, but is not dead in "Here Comes Mr. Jordon," co-starring Claude Raines as the angel. The movie was remade as "Heaven Can Wait" and Cary was offered the part of the angel, but declined. CGOACR.mp3 All you need to do is say to an E-mail Warbride, "Look out, it's the crazy lady!" and they'll know exactly what you're talking about. Now you will too, once you listen to Suspense: On a Country Road. CGINO.mp3 The Lux version of "In Name Only" co-starring Carole Lombard and Kay Francis. Producer C.B. DeMille describes the drama as so disturbingly real that the audience will be relieved to know it's only a play. CGBPOF.mp3 Suspense presents Cary Grant in "The Black Path of Fear." Things don't go as planned on a romantic get-away to Havanna for a hoarse Cary Grant and his girl.

Cary Sings
While Cary wasn't known for his singing, it didn't stop him from recording. Here's a smattering of songs for your enjoyment. It ain't exactly Caruso, but it's not "Golden Throats" bad, either.

CGlullaby.mp3 You heard Christmas Lullaby first on the Shrine years ago. But the file was so ridiculously big I took it down and promptly (and accidently) deleted it. Thanks to loyal, warbride Cheryl, I have this and other Cary songs on my again on my site. CGYTT.mp3 Cary and Ginny Simms from sing Cole Porter's "You're the Top" from the film "Night and Day" A great song featuring some brave rhymes such as "Night in Spain/Cellophane, and "Mahama Ghandi/Napoleon Brandy." CGDIR.mp3 Cary sings "Did I Remember." CGIWY.mp3 Cary and Mae West sing "I Want You , I Need You" from the film "I'm No Angel." The best part of this recording is the film dialogue and the banter between CG and Mae. CGBBB.mp3 Sophia Loren sings "Bing, Bang, Bong" from the film "Houseboat" which co-stars Cary.

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