2012年8月26日 · Here are two pictures of Frani on same day at Bandstand, sent in separately by two friends with personal AB collections--one from Terry Tolas and the other from her friend of many decades, Bonnie Baker. It is so obvious that the pictures were taken on the same day, with Frani in that adorable straight skirt and with Terry Tolas in both pictures.

A many-Regular photo of Early American Bandstand Regulars who danced on the show. See how many you recognize. I readily see Frani Giordano, Arlene Sullivan, Peggy Leonard, Frankie Vacca, MIchelle Lieibowitz...and is that little Betty Romantini next to Frankie Vacca?

Bandstand Diaries shares some public information and photos about Frani (page 84). She was one of five brothers and sisters; had a huge family vacation home in Sea Isle City where Regulars visited: and dated Frank Levins and Denny Dziena.

Frani Giordano x2... Here are two pictures of Frani on same day at Bandstand, sent in separately by two friends with personal AB collections--one from Terry Tolas and the other from her friend of many decades, Bonnie Baker.

2011年8月15日 · My favorites were Frani Giordano and Arlene Sullivan. Justine was too pretty and seemed a little aloof to me. Pat Molittieri was the one with the big personality. Kenny Rossi was the cool guy. Bob Clayton seemed aloof to me also, so he was perfect for Justine.

My childhood with American Bandstand, The Mickey Mouse Club and the Lennon Sisters. My favorites were Frani Giordano (AB), Karen, Darlene and Annette (MMC) and Kathy Lennon.

Bandstand Diaries shares some public information and photos about Frani (page 84). She was one of five brothers and sisters; had a huge family vacation home in Sea Isle City where Regulars visited: and dated Frank Levins and Denny Dziena.

2016年5月26日 · Two of the more popular girls on American Bandstand in the late 1950s were two of the most telegenic as well — Frani Giordano and Carole Scaldeferri. Giordano was a cut-up with a quick sense of humor which was often on display at Pop Singer’s drug store, a …

Here is a picture of the first-prize in the Pony contest won by Frani Giordano and Mike Balara. Dick Clark inherited the original set for American Bandstand from Bob Horn's Bandstand, the show Clark took over in 1956. The painted background was that of a record shop of the late forties or early fifties, when records were big, clunky 78 RPMs.

above picture shows Frani Giordano (top), Dick Clark to left, and Angel Kelly at the bottom. This was apparently the massive record room for the American Bandstand studio. (late 1950s picture from my vintage magazine collection