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released on the album Latino Americano 78
remastered and included in the Coffret 2014 to be produced by Warner on June 2,2014

CAMPANITAS DE CRISTAL

The Legendary Nat King Cole, Vol. 2

José Briamonte — Tema de Cristina
(José Briamonte)
℗ 1970 Elenco

José Briamonte — Tema de Cristina

TV Classic Orchestra — Bewitched
(Howard Greenfield/Jack Keller)
℗ 2009 Ego

Actress Elizabeth Montgomery was born on April 15, 1933, to actress Elizabeth Allen and actor-director Robert Montgomery. She attended Westlake School for Girls and Spencer School in New York. After Spencer, she enrolled in the Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Best known for her portrayal of Samantha, the beautiful witch who cast spells by twitching her nose, in the popular TV series Bewitched (1964-'72).

'Bewitched'

Though she had several roles under her belt, Montgomery had yet to take on play the spellbinding character that she would be best known for. In 1964, she landed a spot on the hit TV series Bewitched.

In the TV show Bewitched, Montgomery played Samantha Stephens, a witch married to Darrin, a mortal first portrayed by Dick York (who left the series due to illness) and then by Dick Sargent. The antics of the well-meaning Samantha and her quirky relatives wreaked havoc for Darrin, who tried to conceal the strange goings-on from nosy neighbors and from his stuffy boss. Bewitched was the number-one rated sitcom for four of its eight years, and Montgomery was nominated for an Emmy Award five times for her portrayal of Samantha.

Personal Life

Married four times, her first husband was businessman Frederick Gallatin Cammann (1954-'55). Her second husband was actor Gig Young (1956-'63). In 1963, she married William Asher, the producer-director of Bewitched. The couple divorced amicably in 1973. They had three children, Willy, Robert and Rebecca Elizabeth. She moved in with fourth husband, Robert Foxworth, in 1975, and was with him until her death in 1995.

Death

In March 1995, Montgomery was diagnosed with cancer. She died on May 18, 1995, at age 62. Among Montgomery's personal crusades was AmFAR, The American Foundation for AIDS research and she regularly supported liberal causes. In 1998, Montgomery's children and husband donated her wardrobe for auction so that money could be raised for AIDS charities.

Source: Bio (A&E Television Networks, LLC)

TV Classic Orchestra — Bewitched

Michel Legrand — The Concert Legrand
Wonder Where I'll Be Tomorrow (Charles Burr - Michel Legrand)
(Theme From "Sheila Levine")
℗ 1975 RCA Victor

Michel Legrand — Wonder Where I'll Be Tomorrow

Berry Lipman And His Orchestra — The Girls From Paramaribo
(F. Berlipp)
℗ 1974 BASF

Berry Lipman; eigentlich Friedel Berlipp (* 11. Januar 1921 in Burgdorf; † 21. August 2016 in Bergheim) war ein deutscher Bandleader, Komponist, Arrangeur und Musikproduzent. (Wikipedia)

Berry Lipman And His Orchestra — The Girls From Paramaribo

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