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The transcript outlines Frank Sinatra's early career as a reporter and his transition into music with the Hoboken Four and later with Tommy Dorsey and Harry James. Despite being rejected for military service, he became a teen idol, adored by the Bobby Soxers. Sinatra's film career flourished with an Academy Award for 'From Here to Eternity' in 1953 and a popularity award in 1946. He expressed gratitude for being named the most popular film star by Modern Screen magazine.

What was Frank Sinatra's initial profession before he joined the Hoboken Four quartet?

• A reporter

• A radio host

• A teacher

• A singer

Why was Frank Sinatra rejected for military service?

• Due to his age

• Because of a puncture wound

• For failing a physical test

• Due to his height

What did fans, known as Bobby Soxers, do to see Frank Sinatra?

• Waited outside for hours

• Attended his concerts

• Sent him letters

• Called him on the radio

For which film did Frank Sinatra win an Academy Award in 1953?

• From Here to Eternity

• High Society

• It Happened in Brooklyn

• The Man with the Golden Arm

Which magazine named Frank Sinatra the most popular film star of 1946?

• Time

• Life

• Variety

• Modern Screen