The one and only: maybe he died 20 years ago, but Durante and his `Ink a dinkadoo' still charm TV watchers. (Television).(Jimmy Durante remembered) From: National Catholic Reporter | Date: February 8, 2002| Author: Schroth, Raymond A. | COPYRIGHT 2002 National Catholic Reporter. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

What's dat? You wanna know what's the greatest moment of my life? I'll tell ya what's the greatest moment of my life! Was it the moment I was six inches away from John Paul II in New Orleans? No! Was it when, as a little boy, I saw Gene Autry in Macy's? No! Here it is.

There I was standing on the steps of the Fordham gym late at night in the early 1950s. Inside the band was playing for the junior prom.

Then this car pulls up and, like all the downs pouring out...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	WHO SAID THAT?(Features) The Mirror (London, England) ; JIMMY DURANTE
	The one and only: maybe he died 20 years ago, but Durante and his `Ink a dinkadoo' still charm TV watchers. (Television).(Jimmy Durante remembered) National Catholic Reporter ; What's dat? You wanna know what's the greatest moment of my life? I'll tell ya what's the greatest moment of my life! Was it the moment I was six inches away from John Paul II in New Orleans? No! Was it when, as a little boy, I saw Gene Autry in Macy's? No! Here it is. There I was standing on the
	VIDEO: Praise for 'priceless' Lost Chord concerts. Dinnington Guardian (Dinnington, England) ; LOST Chord concerts are 'priceless', according to staff at the Memories Social Club in Costhorpe, who enjoy monthly shows from the charity. Tracey Hardy, activities supervisor for the club, which meets at the Northumberland Avenue Community Centre, nominated Lost Chord, which provides interactive
	Piano recital nets [pounds sterling]5,000 for Dinnington Guardian's 2008 charity. Dinnington Guardian (Dinnington, England) ; A SUMMER piano recital from an internationally acclaimed musician helped raise [pounds sterling]5,000 for Lost Chord. Benjamin Frith, a concert pianist born in South Yorkshire, was joined by two sopranos for the performance which was organised to generate much needed funds for the Dinnington and
	Guardian adopted charity for 2008 announced. Dinnington Guardian (Dinnington, England) ; LOST Chord, a charity which provides interactive music sessions for dementia sufferers, has been chosen as the Dinnington and Maltby Guardian's Adopted Charity 2008. The cause, which is based in Slade Hooton, near Laughton, organises concerts featuring highly trained musical professionals for
	Strains of Victorian melancholy.(News) The Journal (Newcastle, England) ; A once famous Victorian ballad is to be heard again in the latest remarkable happening at Belsay Hall in Northumberland. The English Heritage mansion is already playing host to Picture House, a series of installations in the empty rooms created by artists, designers, film-makers, writers and
	Sheffield musicians strike a chord with old folk. The Star (Sheffield) (Sheffield, England) ; ... of chief executive Helena Muller. The musicians produce more than 570 interactive concerts a year, designed to stimulate responses from dementia sufferers and other residents in residential homes and day centres. READ MORE Back to main news index.
	Blunkett goes behind bars for charity. The Star (Sheffield) (Sheffield, England) ; FORMER Home Secretary David Blunkett is to be put behind bars - and a number of other Sheffield personalities are expected to join him. They will be locked up in a cell at Sheffield Crown Court after appearing before Judge Michael Murphy, only to be released once a [pounds sterling]1,000 bail has
	VIDEO: Guardian adopted charity Lost Chord in concert. Dinnington Guardian (Dinnington, England) ; CLICK the green button to view our video of Lost Chord in action. The charity, which performs music for dementia sufferers, was at the Memories Social Club in Costhorpe on Tuesday afternoon. Rebecca Watson and Anna Tilbrook - long with Lost Chord founder and chief executive Helena Muller - played a
	Robert Sherrill: reporter; corporations correspondent, The Nation. (125th Anniversary Issue: Patriotism) The Nation ; JIMMY DURANTE HAD THE BEST CONCEPT OF PATRIOTISM: If my country needs me, I'll answer the call, but they'd better not call me collect.

See all results.