Sincerely Yours

Considerable sound-editing technique and a big acting moment for leading man Liberace, as pianist "Anthony Warrin," who's suddenly having hearing problems, Joanne Dru, William Demarest and Dorothy Malone his entourage, in Sincerely Yours, 1955.

Liberace, playing concert pianist "Anthony Warrin," waits in the San Francisco apartment of his old mentor when socialite Linda (Dorothy Malone) arrives, mistaking him for the occupant until the real "Zwolinski" (Otto Waldis) appears, in Sincerely Yours, 1955.

Opening sequence, Joanne Dru is backstage as her boss, Liberace, in his first and only major movie vehicle, as concert pianist "Anthony Warrin," dazzles the crowd then works in his own famous "Chopsticks" schtick, in Sincerely Yours, 1955.