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Frank and Ava arrive in Milan, May 1953

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francisalbertsinatra: Original caption: Actress Natalie Wood and actor Bob Wagner give Frank Sinatra a close-up look at Natalie’s engagement ring—a double fresh water pearl surrounded by diamonds, Dec. 10, 1957. Miss Wood, 19, and Wagner, 28, announced their engagement on December 6 and said they plan to wed soon. This picture was made during a pause in the filming of “Kings Go Forth.”

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Original caption: Actress Natalie Wood and actor Bob Wagner give Frank Sinatra a close-up look at Natalie’s engagement ring—a double fresh water pearl surrounded by diamonds, Dec. 10, 1957. Miss Wood, 19, and Wagner, 28, announced their engagement on December 6 and said they plan to wed soon. This picture was made during a pause in the filming of “Kings Go Forth.”

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francisalbertsinatra: Frank Sinatra & Lana Turner, 1944

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Frank Sinatra & Lana Turner, 1944

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Frank Sinatra eating watermelon (1962), photographed by Ted Allan 

Frank Sinatra eating watermelon (1962), photographed by Ted Allan 

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msmildred: Frank Sinatra in a publicity photo for “Pal Joey”, 1957.

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Frank Sinatra in a publicity photo for “Pal Joey”, 1957.

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francisalbertsinatra: Ava Gardner attends husband Frank Sinatra’s opening at the Cocoanut Grove, 1952, photographed by Mel Traxel

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Ava Gardner attends husband Frank Sinatra’s opening at the Cocoanut Grove, 1952, photographed by Mel Traxel

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Frank Sinatra and Gloria Vanderbilt, 1954.

Frank Sinatra and Gloria Vanderbilt, 1954.

One night at my house, my infant daughter started to bawl blue murder. My wife, Jeannie, tried to quiet her, but to no avail. Frank (Sinatra), as a last resort, reached out and took her in his arms and started to sing to her. Her face turned from rage to wonderment - she opened her big eyes and stared at him, and smiled, and smiled - and at the end of a chorus and a half, she was blissfully asleep.
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francisalbertsinatra: Frank Sinatra & Ava Gardner c. 1952

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Frank Sinatra & Ava Gardner c. 1952