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O god i love this

You wouldn't be able to post "A Lousy Life", would you.....?

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Why did UA-cam take away the thumbs up/down rating? Thank you for this wonderful clip.

I saw Pearl Bailey in Hello Dolly years ago in Chicago. She was Amazing! One of my favorite live shows

When I first met my late wife I said she bore a strong resemblance to Gwen Verdon. I was taken aback when she said she didn't know who that was. I had spent a brief stint as a dance instructor before the impending Viet Nam draft compelled me to enlist in the Navy, and I adored Gwen Verdon.

This was so sweet, the 2 of them. I just loved Gwen Verdons Dress. So chic and so beautiful.🥰

Awww, I watching this over and over again. I love her dress. Just beautiful, like her. I loved Bob's introduction, of Gwen ❤❤

He died 3 months later.

They were once married to each other. I love watching Gwen and Bob dance together. They were so darling. Tears to come to my eyes. Just got Damn Yankees DVD great movie, great dancing Gwen and Bob in the movie. For a long time I've been a fan of Gwen Verdon. But never really knew how wonderful a dancer she was. Along with Bob Fossie.i did remember seeing Damn Yankees in the movie theater.From 1950s. I remembered alot of it after 50 years. I made a few memory boo boos. William Bendex didn't play the old fellow, Joe,,who makes a deal with Ray Walston, the Devil, then turns into a young Joe baseball player, played by Tab Hunter. Gwen Verdon, who plays Lola, devil's gal. Also Maureen Stapleton was also in the movie. Before she played Edith Bunker, in the 70s. I still don't know the actor who played old Joe, he sang well. Very good entertaining fun movie. They made alot of those good movies back then and 60s too..😅

Awww, tears to my eyes. Since they were married

Omg, I just love what Bob Fossie said about his 3rd wife Gwen Verdon. They were so cute together when they from Damn Yankees did that wonderful dance Who's Got The Pain. They were so insinc, their dancing, Bob Fossie and his Shadow,Gwen. Gwen Verdon and her Shadow, Bob. I watch this dance number every day. Along with Gwen in What Lola Wants, Lola Gets. She was such a Siren in that number. Fantastic!! Last time I saw Gwen Verdon was on an episode of Walker Texas Ranger. 1996 area. I loved her in Cocoon Movies. Tom Selleck, Magnum series. I miss her. 😢

You can see and feel love in her face.

OMG, what a beautiful gown Gwen has on. Wow. She looks so beautiful. Bob looked so handsome. 🤩

God bless her heart. She had to endure so much cheating, aggravation, lies and pretense from him. Who could endure all that cheating? I feel sorry for her.

I think the dress Gwen Verdon has on here inspired the dress final Michelle Williams wore when portrayed Verdon in the mini-series "Fosse?Verdon".

The most loved woman on broadway...then and now

Fosse was a woman’s man. He knew women. He couldn’t stay faithful to just one woman but they stayed married. Gwen was with him when he died.

He died four months after this appearance.

i truly believed they loved each other to the end. they just couldn't be together. So nice to see

So vaudevillian.

Wow, what a missed opportunity for the winner, to receive the award from these two!

So sad that he passed away not too long after this....

This was one year after their Broadway revival of Sweet Charity, which won four Tonys, including Best Revival. Fosse had also won best choreography for Big Deal, which was a flop. It was less than four months before Fosse died on the night before the touring production of Sweet Charity opened in DC.

Interesting that's the dress she wore for his death scene in Fosse/Verdon

Interesting that one of the nominees she read was Ron Field, the original stage choreographer of Cabaret; I wonder how he felt about Fosse's film choreography of Cabaret which probably eclipsed the stage version

he says "was"

Wow. Thanks so much for sharing this gem ., It' s intense and moving to see them together and to hear Fosse say such a beautiful thing about Gwen Verdon (it was time!). Love how cool she was about it. :-)

My first Broadway show ever! And Pearlie Mae was in her element. Demonstrating the difference between an excellent performer and a STAR! A large cast of strong singers and dancers all taking their cues from a conductor fronting a REAL orchestra. AND NO DAMN MICROPHONES! From now on when people ask me why I no longer go to musicals, I'm going to show them this.

Thank you Ron for reminding us of the diversity in this world.