Eleanor Powell - Dance Finale from "Born to Dance" - 1936
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2015
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Eleanor Powell dance sequence in the huge dance finale entitled, “Swingin’ the Jinx Away”, from MGM's "Born to Dance".
TCM - Summer of 2011. Captured on a Linux PVR.
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Just wish it was in the right aspect ratio 4:3. Stretched like this it makes her look ridiculous.
Hi Cathy. Thanks for the feedback. Should be posting the 4:3 ratio clip of this soon so stay tuned.
That's wonderful to hear. These beautiful things should be preserved and shared. I knew Ellie the last 4 years of her life -- she was a very special person and a unique talent!
Thank you and could not agree with you more. And how truly special to hear that you knew Ms Powell and have had those wonderful memories to carry with you. How lovely and so special. And then to hear you affectionately refer to her as 'Ellie' and then so eloquently follow that up with words like, 'special' and 'unique'. It underscores perfectly just how cherished this relationship was to you. Are there really enough words to describe her? Not sure and would have loved to have known her. A 'special' lady indeed. Thank you so much for sharing that with us.
Wow, I noticed she appears much stouter than in other films, and the distortion could easily be taken for her natural appearance; it's amazing how the widening exactly mimics the real variations in women's physiques, as if you could just widen a thin woman into a more curvy one.
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*This Lady was Perfect!!!*
What a complete exquisite dancer from ballet, tap and acrobatics, she was so good at it all. She could put so many difficult moves together, high kicks, walkovers, fast spins and could tap like a machine gun, all with perfect time with the music. And she was lovely to look at besides.
best dancer ever!
There is no one alive today who could take centre stage and deliver like that. What a woman.
Savion Glover can. But there are no women who can right now.
I love the fact that she is smiling though out her performance , you can tell that she is really enjoying herself
Her dancing defies the laws of physics, the laws of the natural world! I keep rewatching this performance. It is fascinating because Ms. Powell’s innate talent so beautifully mocks the dense and heavy world the rest of we mere mortals have the audacity to occupy. Ms. Powell lived in a weightless world, frictionless, gravity-free. We are blessed that she decided to descend to our weighted world to remind us that there has not been one single other dancer that could exist next to her in that rarified air Ms. Powell so naturally glides, slides and defies in. In our TikTok age where just giggling around earns millions of viewers, this new disdainful generation should learn our history and understand that Ms. Powell is in a class of her own unlike the viral video with some boring old father who steps from side to side and thereby amuses the masses. Ms. Powell: thank you sharing your colossal talent with us and thank you for the clear reminder of what artistry once graced cinema.
Keep those clips of Eleanor, there'll never be anyone to equal her dancing, stamina and gorgeous looks...what a gal'
You should see the Lasso version where there are all these cowboys doing their synchronized lassos while Eleanor Powell was dancing. What she did, I guaranteed you, will BLOW your mind. Its a work of art.
Aren't we lucky that we can still watch these superb quality films from so long ago. Eleanor Powell, what Superb Talent.
Yes we are! Superb is such a good word to describe her. Incidentally, I now have the out-of-print official Warner Home Video DVD of this movie fully restored, along with another movie she did in 1941, "Lady Be Good", and will eventually get around to posting some clips. Some folks do not like the format I chose (on purpose) to present this clip you see here of her dance finale in "Born to Dance" so I will post it from this DVD in its native format as well. Thanks for watching.
Could watch all day these old movies.
I love this! What a spell-binding performance by Eleanor.
Really shows how much of a perfectionist Eleanor was and her ballet skills were quite apparent in those crazy pirouettes. What really made her special was her impeccable timing to the music. What a talent to behold
Couldn't agree more.
I agree with you both and she did it with a special smile! Even at the time she was married to that philandering husband of hers.
mgbsecteacher I must sadly concur 😞
In an interview about this time, she said that as a little girl at ballet class she was thrilled to bring off two pirouettes without stopping, and vowed to do more. By 1936 she was up to 21.
I know that Ginger Rogers could never do those pirouettes.
Nearly 9 decades later and we don’t have a dancer/actress like this! She was incredible! Especially during the last minute of the performance!
Gosh when you say 9 decades it really puts into perspective how long ago this was :/
That style does not exist anymore now it all buttons belly rings and sex
Butts not buttons
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@jtcarrey I see yesterday was the 42nd anniversary of her death. There's never been another come close IMO.
Eleanor Powell was the best tapper on screen ever. What a talent.
Check out the Nicholas Brothers
Please. Nicholas Brothers would literally dance circles around Eleanor and Fred Astaire to boot. I enjoyed this clip very much- those spins at the end were ridiculously good. But don't get it twisted, she was not better than the majority of black tap dancers during that time who were taking rhythm and athleticism to soaring, mind blowing heights. I see her dancing as a little stiff and restrained for my taste. I hate to go here, but go here I must. Funny, that when a white person does a really good job at something that is dominated by blacks, they immediately become the best of all time! I'm just saying......
love her quote, tappers are frustrated drummers, well she the buddy rich of tap and dance
@@ADQue-vq7tb FRED ASTIRE SAID SHE DANCED LIKE A MAN.
Let's not get carried away,there's that guy,what's his name, oh yea, "Fred astaire
Eleanor was without doubt the Greatest female tapper ever to grace our screens. ♥️
Check out Ann Miller’s dancing: especially in Kiss Me Kate.
A super athlete, by any definition in sports, dance, or art. Famous for her gravity defying speed, physical strength and power, she layed down some of the most intricate rhythms in tap and dance history. Considered by many of the greatest dancers, to be the greatest of them all.
Taught by one of the greatest tap dancers of all time, gifted with supernatural energy, natural beauty and charisma, is the all time great, who made it look easy, sexy, and happy.
Eleanor Powell.
I am now and forevermore hopelessly in love with Eleanor Powell. She's singular perfection.
Me too!
I don't blame you. If I were a guy, I'd be in love with her too. It must have felt wonderful to dance so perfectly.
She is too perfect for words.
I’m in the same club
Yes yes yes.
I've been checking out all of Eleanor Powell's dance clips online. What an amazing performer and dancer!
How did I miss her all these years!
#BRAVO!
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THIS SAME MOVIE WAS JUST ON TELEVISION IN MY LOCALE AND I HONESTLY NEVER HEARD OF HER BUT SHE WAS A PHENOMENAL TALENT AND THAT'S EVIDENT!
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Thank you i have enjoyed Eleanor all my life all the movies over and over since I was a Boy, in the early 30.s Now I am 90 and you have given me back my Vitality :):):) THANK YOU.
+TheRAFfc You are most welcome. It is a thrill for me to read such comments so thank you for taking the time to post and share, especially from your perspective. I can only imagine what it must have been like growing up in the Golden Age of Hollywood years. But to see all of the Hollywood greats on the big screen must have been something special. I always have had such a respect and an admiration for your generation. And we can learn a lot from your wisdom. I hope to post more movie clips of Eleanor Powell in the not too distant future so stay tuned. Thanks again.
+Once again THANK YOU :) Yes it was a wonderful time My Sister who was 17 year older than me took me to the pictures with her and I would sit and be enthralled by so many wonderful People. Fred and Ginger, Dick Powell and Eleanor, Charles Boyer. Oh so many I miss them all so much and especially my Darling Sister, Rita, who has passed away so long ago I am so Lonely. So here is where i am to enjoy what you do so well; THANK YOU :):):) The Vinyl Restoration Project
God Bless you, that you take the time at your age to share memories with others who will never know the life you and my dearest Grandmommy saw; As an African American, I know the racism my Grandmother, who I lost in her 90s saw, yet she never said an unkind word about those racists she had to suffer in the Jim Crow south. We watched old films together, and it was as if she transported me to what she wished life had been for her and others who endured racism.
Could someone tell me? I recall one scene that she was dancing through cellophane hoops with a white outfit and I can't seem to find that scene?
Sounds like the end of the Drum Dance in 'Rosalie', which is on YT.
A most impressive dancing performance from the mighty Eleanor Powell.
The fouette turns at the end are just unreal. 💯
Ginger Rogers should have tried doing those fouette turns.
@@jackjules7552 Poor Ginger often needed Fred to catch and stop her after a spin or two. But her little flaws became part of her charm. It's like a loving relationship in which things that would otherwise irritate become endearing: 'The way you sing off-key.' Anyway Ginger's dancing speedily improved under Fred's and Hermes Pan's tutelage.
Such grace and beauty, talent, professionalism & so many years of dedication to produce Eleanor Powell and perfect performances 'with fireworks.' What a phenomenal performer & role model!
I could just watch this over and over...
She was a BOSS!!!!
Beauty, musicality, artistic highness: she got everything
except me....if she only could have had me to add to that list !
The Queen of Tap dancing. I was just starting to read about this remarkable woman....
those non stop leg kicks without planting opp foot at 5 15 or so for many seconds wowowow
I can see why Fred Astaire said she wast the best in the business! How much practise went into her skills is something else- you don't get that good by accident.
fred said she was the best ... you mt i think , or i got it wrong , i never seen anyone copy her stuff here , best on film for tap to me . fred said he was 5th ,he saw her and his 3 brothers were better ..
Yes, he did say she was the best.
She practised for an hour a day: half ballet at the barre, half tap.
She was so good, he refused to work with her again because he was afraid she would show him up (according to Hermes Pann).
She was marvelous!
Wow! Wow! Wow! This crazy era when people didn't even know they were 'right on'; huge musical deployment for real 'physical dancer'. Just for this, what 'humankind' were we... What a marvelous dancer was Eleanor Powell!
no human can top this
thank goodness for youtube I found my new favorite dancer/actress Miss Eleanor Powell , I wish we knew more about her, If she had wrote a book and did talk shows .I'm just in Awe of her talent and she very pretty
Glen Jones - absolutely, I agree with you, she was very talented, however, unfortunately, there is not that many interviews, or writtings regarding her life. We must just enjoy what she left us with. Take care.
Eleanor Powell did quite a lengthy interview in front of a live audience with questions and answers about her work in films just before she passed on. You can find that interview right here on UA-cam. She looks much older of course.
One hell of a number!!!! Set cost a jillion dollars and the musicians numbered in the thousands (just kiddin') And she wore the floor completely out !!!
Incredible performer.
The finale of which this really is the end, after sections with Frances Langford and Buddy Ebsen, cost $250,000- about $24 million in today's values. It was the costliest musical sequence yet filmed. Metro beat its own record with Ellie's Drum Dance in 'Rosalie'.
eleanor powell was known as the queen of dance and tap
Perfection. I am gobsmacked at her talent, that she makes it all seem so effortless and her beautiful smile! What an astounding dancer and may her immense talent be a primer for anyone who aspires to Ms. Powell’s level of talent. Perfection class personified.
Absolutely. So eloquently put. Thank you.
Those legs wow they never end
The improvement in sound recording, lighting and cinematography between the first wave of canned Broadway shows in 1929-30 and this is phenomenal. The Golden Age was a powerhouse technically as well as creatively.
Did ever a Hollywood newcomer get such a launch? Even the holes in the gun barrels are star-shaped.
And did ever an untried talent better deserve the faith Mayer and Thalberg had in Eleanor Powell?
Definitely, there was great improvement over a very short period of time. Interesting also, that the initial recording of Eleanor's taps caused early sound engineers to notice something unique about how recorded taps were perceived, and thus she inadvertently caused improvements in film sound technique.
Wow, what an inspiration. Absolutely incredible. 😍❤️❤️🙌
she was magnificent, perfection.
Now that's an entrance!
This reminds me of when she was in Lady Be Good (1941). The number she did was “Fascinatin’ Rhythm” which The Berry Brothers also dance to. Both numbers (Fascinatin’ Rhythm and Swingin the Jinx Away) have big set pieces and are incredible :)
Never mind cyd charrise Eleanor had absolutely incredible pair of legs, gorgeous
The title says is all, Eleanor Powell was born to dance!
Fantastic!
Tremendous Artist !!!
Thank you so much for sharing this incredible recording.
Very enjoyable
This NEVER gets old the more I see Born to Dance. That last scene with Eleanor Powell dancing to Swingin' the Jinx Away is a true classic example of elite dancing in a film musical that withstands the test of time. Besides E.P., a young emerging Jimmy Stewart did a masterful job of singing and dancing in one of his early movies here. I guess he had a hidden talent, or two, of sorts.
This last number of Eleanor Powell, Swingin' the Jinx Away" was reinserted into Eleanor Powell's last starring role at MGM in a musical film called "I Dood It." That was 7 years after this. However when MGM reinserted this number seven years later into "I Dood It" they jazzed up the music and it seems that Eleanor redubbed her taps into the later version making them even more crystal clear. I have to say I like what they did with the reinsertion of this number into the later film. However I do think it highly unusual that a studio would take a number from an earlier film and incorporate into another film seven years later. Perhaps MGM thought the movie audiences wouldn't remember this number from seven years earlier.
Yes, I did see "I Dood It," and was surprised that the Swingin' the Jinx Away number was used in that film, as well. You have a good point, there. So many films were made in Hollywood in those days that it was all about moving to the next project so that everything was contemporary If the studios wanted to incorporate scenes from past movies to fill some time, they would do it if they couldn't find the right actors or would cut costs when filming, whatever the circumstances.
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If the studio felt it could wrap up the last picture of a star who wanted out by recycling a number, the choice probably fell on 'Swingin' the Jinx Away' because it was from eight years earlier- loooong ago in the memory of audiences before video- and because it was full of uniforms and marching. That fit the patriotic mood of 1943, when 'I Dood It' was released.
The best Dancer ever !
I'm 32 and I discovered this chick thanks to a photo I found of her in an antique mall... Her work SLAPS! I really wish I could have lived in this era.
She was definitely „Born to Dance“……Always had a smile while she was dancing.RIP Eleanor
Marvellous great star Eleanor Powell. Thank you very much for this video.
You are most welcome. And thanks for watching and commenting. More Eleanor Powell clip(s) on the way for this year too! Stay tuned.
At the 1:35 mark, if you listen to it on a good sound system with a sub woofer, it sounds like she is right there in the room tap dancing on your floors! Amazing sound capture from the sound engineers in that day. I have always been spellbound at how clear her tap sounds are in this movie. Wonderful, masterful job of sound editing by the folks at MGM.
I am not certain about her tapping here, but Astaire used Hermes Pan to recreate the tap noises. I imagine it is a Foley effect.
The answer to the good tapping noise is ....They had to do the same routine in front of of about 10-15 speakers along the floor. Thats how they got the tapping so clearly. Sometimes they didn't wear taps on their shoes when they danced on screen. It was edited in later. I saw an old interview with Ann Miller and Eleanor Powell and they said thats how it was done.
from the technical aspect 80 years ago: they did an amazing work. Thats why I love the Lullaby of Broadway tap Dance sequence which is in my mind: masterpiece
For me it is enormous sets and number of extras that are used.
right, the sets and number of extras are enormous - no question. with other words: spectacular!!! All things together - thats why I still prefer Musical from that era!
The High kicking and Tap dancing of Eleanor Powell forever on the Big Screen 🙂👍
Awesome lady thanks for bringing us years of great entertainment. God bless you and yours!
man can she tap dance !!
incredible athletic, balance on one leg trick, o m g, off the charts, #1
Movies and tv productions were certainly lavish affairs back then, loved it.
Although TV had been invented by the 1930's, hardy anyone owned a TV nor were there any lavish productions on TV at that time. In fact, in the 1930's the TV was dark most of the day and night except for a few shows here and there. It was unusual if you knew anyone who owned a TV.
This was Great dancing and wonderful dancing.
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incredibly amazing
If there is a better dancer I have yet to see her beautiful
What a DANCER
My favorite performance by her!
Beautiful
Before Marvel movies this was the spectacle people flocked to see on the big screen. Oh what a time.
The parallels between the finale of this bit and the overture of "Springtime for Hitler" are striking.
I heard her in an old interview. During the filming. You couldn't have a miocro-phone showing on camera. After filming they would do the same routine but in Tap shoes in front of about 10-20 microphones on the floor to get the real tapping noise.
RIP Eleanor the Great. 🙏🧡
She is the one female partner that Fred Astaire didn't want to dance with inmovies on a regular basis. Not because she wasn't up to his standards, but because she was at least his equal in talent, and feared she would take attention away from him during dance numbers. Watch their tap-dance number on YT. Just as fluid, relaxed and precise as Astaire. Too bad, what a team they would have made.
Yes, he said she was so good, he was a bit frightened to dance with her. She had so much training in ballet, tap, ballroom. What a talent!
@@AMDesignMarketing I believe also acrobatics. She was the greatest dancer and unfortunately I don't believe she was given the praise and credit due her.
Quite a strong dancer was this gorgeous lady. Her movement, arm and hand gestures, shoulder and body is striking in terms of placement on each of her sequences, a very powerful performer. I could watch her forever, brilliant! Clip footage a little compressed I think.
WOW was she amazing or what!!!!!??!!!!
Thanks for sharing this great artist. Sooo! Good.
A mystery of the Golden Age and the system that fueled it: How did a woman of 23, with one supporting part and one novelty spot in pictures behind her, choreograph and star in the most expensive musical yet made... and why did those male-chauvinist control freaks, Louis B Mayer and Irving Thalberg, trust her to deliver?
All I can say is that such daring deserved payoff and they got it: not only in box office but in the gratitude of millions unborn in 1936 who marvel at Eleanor Powell.
I applause the cutie! Nice "GAMS" too! Wish I was born 1910!
crazily amazing in every way!
ZOWIE! What talent!!!
best dancer i ever seen , here this is the best of her on film . she may have better on stage , take the top 3 dancer in one to get close to her , and she still win , i saw her at 60 legs gone but taps were to fast to count , no jumping or kicking . the best of all time
Born to Dance indeed! Some folks are lucky enough to find their niche in life and this is definely one of them!
Incredible
Talent that is not present today.
No wonder Fred Astaire called her the greatest dancer in the world! Certainly in the years of the “hoofers” Ruby Keeler, Joan Crawford, etc, her style was an eye-opening contrast. So light on her feet and such agility and sharp tapping all go down to skill and hours of dedicated practising. It certainly paid off for her. Wonderful entertainer!
Oh, heavens yes! Keeler and Crawford looked were gawky and looked terribly awkward. Powell patterned herself after Bill Robinson--clean, precise, effortless.
Actually I love Ruby Keeler!! But Eleanor Powell is ridiculously AMAZING, so...🎆🎭
Man i can watch her dance all day i wish i had a dancing partner like her
Well, Fred Astaire said no man could keep up with her😅.
@@HobartBloke true😅
Just fantastic Eleanor! I would love to see segments of any of the 'Bway Melody' Busby Berkley musicals! That lady had skills!
Berkeley did not work on the 'Broadway Melody' series. All Eleanor's work was self-choreographed.
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Incredible dancer!
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A superb talent ,and a gorgeous lady
There was Eleanor Powel and then there was everyone else!
She was like a gift from the Gods - "Born to Dance"
Outstanding!!
She was a looker!!!
at @1:53 love that the sax player mistook his first step but the director still kept this take for the final release.... also, this must be where Cher got the idea to do that music video on the battle ship....
I'm really starting to like this stuff!
You will never see detail like this again.
nice
Time out! Tap dancing in high heels? And she's EXTRA THICC! BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED. WOW
Junto com Vera-Ellen, foram as melhores dançarinas do cinema. Quero ver as atrizes atuais, também belíssimas, fazerem um número desse....
We really got hosed, that we couldn't see this in color. it must haev been something!
Nick Hentschel, this film was never filmed in Technicolor. In fact, three-strip technicolor was still a new idea in 1936. Technicolor just was not used as often. It was more expensive, and the lighting and heat was more intense. As years passed, Technicolor use was more frequent, and advances in its use diminished the intense lighting and heat drama. I recommend that you watch Becky Sharp 1935. It is noted as the first picture filmed with the perfected three-strip Technicolor. You will see how vivid the colors are in a good print.
@@brianoyler4777 Eleanor was not filmed in technicolor until her final appearance of her seven year MGM contract which was a cameo dance number in the film Thousands Cheer.
@@jackjules7552 are you trying to tell me something that I already know? Read Nick Hentschel's comment; then read my response. Born To Dance was never filmed in Technicolor like Hentschel is trying to imply. What in the hell does Eleanor's first Technicolor Performance in Thousands Cheer have to do with Born To Dance??😵💫🤪👎
Her brand of tap dancing is so expressive❤️. Balletic. 👌👏🌟
I love her!
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