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Did You Know?

In 1959 Sammy Turner took the song to #2 on the R&B chart.

He hasn't forgotten his friends, he doesn't wear funny clothes, and you will find his watch and his handkerchief in his pockets, where they belong. "The Story of Irving Berlin" New York Times, Jan.

2, 1916It has been noted by Furia, that "throughout his life he had a habit of returning to his old haunts in Union Square, Chinatown, and the Bowery, a habit easily indulged in a city where no matter how far up-or down-the ladder of success you had climbed, you could reach your antipodes by walking a few blocks."Furia, Philip.

his gift for economy, directness, and slang, presents Berlin as an obsessive, often despairing commentator on the passing scene."Giddins, Gary.

As theater owner, producer and composer, he looked after every detail of his shows, from the costumes and sets to the casting and musical arrangements. "Dreaming of Irving Berlin In the Season That He Owned" New York Times, December 23, 2005According to Berlin biographer David Leopold, the theater, located at 239 West 45th St., was the only Broadway house built to accommodate the works of a songwriter.

Many songs became popular themes and anthems, including "Easter Parade", "White Christmas", "Happy Holiday", "This is the Army, Mr.Jones", and "There's No Business Like Show Business".