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And all other Pro-Fun Trolls in my Circle, when it comes down to it:
Here are the last minutes (just shy of ten) of On the Riviara, starring Danny Kaye (yes, more of him).
Though the more of him I see, the more I want to go back in time and hang out with Sylvia Fine-- his wife, producer, and personal song writer. She's the one who wrote this epilogue song, and that song is the reason I'm making this post. Yet all the information about her I can find is seen through the filter of her husband. When it could just have easily been the other way around.
Anyway, I stumbled across this song in the wee hours. If ever a song were a pro-fun Anthem, this would be it:
This song starts on the vid at around 6:38, and as good an epilogue for its genre as Shakespeare ever wrote for one of his comedies. Really.
And talk about meta! meta-loving Geeks, rejoice!
( Happy Ending -- lyrics and music by Silvia Fine )
Why, oh why is this not a pop-culture standard?
Here are the last minutes (just shy of ten) of On the Riviara, starring Danny Kaye (yes, more of him).
Though the more of him I see, the more I want to go back in time and hang out with Sylvia Fine-- his wife, producer, and personal song writer. She's the one who wrote this epilogue song, and that song is the reason I'm making this post. Yet all the information about her I can find is seen through the filter of her husband. When it could just have easily been the other way around.
Anyway, I stumbled across this song in the wee hours. If ever a song were a pro-fun Anthem, this would be it:
This song starts on the vid at around 6:38, and as good an epilogue for its genre as Shakespeare ever wrote for one of his comedies. Really.
And talk about meta! meta-loving Geeks, rejoice!
( Happy Ending -- lyrics and music by Silvia Fine )
Why, oh why is this not a pop-culture standard?
