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SINATRA, OSWALD & “SUDDENLY”
An obscure Frank Sinatra film, made in 1954, about the assassination of the president, is said to have been viewed by Lee Harvey Oswald just days before he murdered JFK. Now, “Suddenly” comes to the stage.
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