blue eyes

by Crystal Davis staff writer

Frank Sinatra, other wise known as 01' Blue Eyes to his family, friends and fans will forever be immortalized on the wall of a seldom-used building. His memory will be kept alive by a mural painted in his honor that is larger then life, just as he was.

The painting has been created on the side_of a former Army Reserve training center facing down Broad Street toward the Italian heart of South Philadelphia. IT looks down on a comer gasoline station. This building is rented by the Tolentine Community Center to hold bingo games two times a week.

The six-story painting was created by Diane Keller, 51, to show the mood of Sinatra's 1955 album "In the Wee Small Hours." Keller has lived in South