Throwing back to the week of June 19, 1954, we find Kitty Kallen still topping the charts with ‘Little Things Mean a Lot,’ in the middle of its nine-week run at #1.

In the second spot was pop quartet The Four Aces with ‘Three Coins in the Fountain.’ This was the group’s first #1 hit. Their second would come a year later with ‘Love is a Many Splendored Thing.’ Interestingly, both tunes won the Best Song Academy Award for movies that share their titles.

The version of this song that appeared in the film was not recorded by The Four Aces, but by an uncredited Frank Sinatra. Sinatra’s version topped the charts in the UK, but it was the Philly-based quartet who had success with it in the States.