foxhole shortly before being shelled by Nazi artillery. In the 1968 John Cassavetes film Faces, an important scene occurs which revolves around the singing of this song. The full title is used as the nickname for character Jeanie in Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, most notably several times in the 2006 episode "The Cold Open". A 1966 cartoon from The Pink Panther Show is entitled Genie with the Light Pink Fur; it is about a magic lamp that turns the Pink Panther into a genie. In the 1940 film Beyond Tomorrow the character Jimmy Houston (Richard Carlson) sings the entire song during a Christmas dinner with a band accompaniment. The opening line of the song is heard on a parlor piano in the 1998 television movie, The Love Letter. A variation of the title is used for Ellen Conford's "Genie with the Light Blue Hair". The song is included on the 1998 Prima Voce album Songs and Ballads by Richard Crooks. The song figures prominently in an episode of the Old Time Radio show Quiet, Please titled "And Jeannie Dreams of Me" which aired October 17, 1948. The episode uses the song throughout and its title is a reversal of the song title which acts as a foreshadowing to the theme of the episode. An episode of The Chipmunks features the song, as Dave Seville sings it for his girlfriend named, of course, Jeannie...and then the Chipmunks sing a very silly and rude parody of the song, "Jeannie with the Green-Purple Hair", which offends Jeannie and annoys Dave, who retaliates by forcing the Chipmunks to sing the proper song over and over again until they have the lyrics memorized by heart. References 1854 songs American songs Parlor songs Songs written by Stephen Foster