With a Song in My Heart (1952)

"Froman provides Hayward's singing voice, to glorious effect...a satisfying film on all levels.  TV Guide
"...[Hayward] deftly handles the dramatic phases.  Variety

Editor's Note This film stars Susan Hayward as 1930s singer Jane Froman. The film follows Froman's real-life rise from radio station staff singer to fame, and also explores events in her personal life along the way.

	Robert Wagner
	Rory Calhoun
	Susan Hayward
	Thelma Ritter
	Alfred Newman - Original Music By
	J. Watson Webb, Jr. - Editor
	Joseph C. Wright - Art Director
	Lamar Trotti - Writer
	Lamar Trotti - Producer
	Leon Shamroy - Cinematographer
	Lyle R. Wheeler - Art Director
	Walter Lang - Director

Variety 7 of 10
The story of one of show business' courageous figures - Jane Froman - comes to the screen. Froman, a songbird who started her rise to fame in 1936 as a penny-ante singer of radio commercials, does her own chirping on 23 songs in this film version of her career...In the first half, the pattern is the rather pat one of an unknown coming into prominence. The next 60 minutes, however, have the ring of sincere dramatics from the time Froman was nearly fatally injured in the Lisbon plane crash of February 23 1943, while enroute to entertain servicemen overseas. Her fight back to life and only partial recovery of the use of her limbs, the birth of a new love, the resumption of a career to pay the enormous medical bills, come over on the screen as heartening drama...While not entirely at home in the dancing accompaniment to some of the production numbers [staged by Billy Daniel], Susan Hayward punches over the straight vocal-simulation and deftly handles the dramatic phases.