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  • @isabelbarroso3381
    @isabelbarroso3381 Рік тому +26

    Fred and Ginger were 💯 talent and class. There will never be another duo like them.

  • @hollydrucker6360
    @hollydrucker6360 Рік тому +16

    Magic... Never will we see anything like this again ever. Thank God for film.

  • @karinvantubbergh3418
    @karinvantubbergh3418 Рік тому +21

    Out of this world!
    And her gown is beyond beautiful. A masterpiece.

    • @e.conboy4286
      @e.conboy4286 2 місяці тому +1

      Glad you liked it! It was mine. Just an old thing hanging in one of my closets which she asked to borrow, I didn’t wear it often. We dyed it white though, just for this occasion -👗- Turned out just beautiful, didn’t it! (Said no woman ever!) ❤

  • @amahra100
    @amahra100 6 років тому +88

    After over a decade, they still had it. Love, Style, Class.

  • @paacer
    @paacer 6 років тому +32

    Wonderful to see Fred and Ginger in colour .

  • @patricemoran7469
    @patricemoran7469 Рік тому +43

    Ginger Rogers brought an extra dimension to each dance she performed with Fred. She was a gifted actress who was able to express her character's emotions as she danced. Later on Fred was quoted as saying that Ginger really sold their films. Well I'd say they both did.

    • @jolandasnell6529
      @jolandasnell6529 Рік тому +2

      The people would say that he gave her class and she gave him sexappeal...❤❤

    • @AuntieMamie
      @AuntieMamie 4 місяці тому +2

      I adored Eleanor Powell!!

  • @marywalker9423
    @marywalker9423 7 років тому +45

    Two of the most glamorous people ever to be in the movies! Hollywood was really an entertaining time back then. Fred and Ginger, never two more talented stars!

  • @jpirving9766
    @jpirving9766 2 роки тому +11

    YOU CANNOT TELL ME THIS ISNT THE MOST ROMANTIC THING EVERRRRRRRRR

  • @normanhoznor8846
    @normanhoznor8846 6 років тому +8

    They look they are floating ,incredible!

  • @richardlee8495
    @richardlee8495 6 років тому +46

    utterly sublime. the ultimate dance from the ultimate dancing team. thanks, Fred and Ginger. this will live on forever.

    • @mhm8922
      @mhm8922 Рік тому +3

      If nowhere else, they certainly will in my heart and my memories.

  • @photo161
    @photo161 6 років тому +130

    Serious dance fans, friends of mine, through the years have disparaged Ginger Roger's dancing (which since childhood I happen to adore) but I point out her extraordinary ability to retain and amplify her character while dancing. This brings the great dancing partnership to dramatic live as no one else could ever have done. Just watch the depth and specificity of the emotions she lets us see from the moment Astaire begins to sing to her, ...so vulnerable, such longing, such desire. And don't miss her priceless take when he mentions "...you sing off key..."

    • @adamradford9441
      @adamradford9441 4 роки тому +9

      eoselan7, overall Rita Hayworth was a better dancer. But it's like comparing a Rolls Royce to a Bentley. Ginger could do everything. And her dancing, even when she was completely still, was heaven. Her arms were never less than beautiful. No one touched her talent 1932-1939.

    • @michaelmayoh656
      @michaelmayoh656 4 роки тому +10

      Ginger had a sence of humour when asked if she could sing she replied "the jury's still out "

    • @adamradford9441
      @adamradford9441 4 роки тому +5

      Michael Mayoh, she was ok! Poor Rita was always dubbed.

    • @esmeephillips5888
      @esmeephillips5888 4 роки тому +9

      Exactly. Ginger became a dancer because she was teamed with one. They clicked, the public yelled for more and she set out to become a credible junior partner with the sympathetic help of Hermes Pan. At first she had to be doubled in long shots, and she never carried off a solo except for one minute of tapping; however by the time of 'Shall We Dance' and 'Carefree' she was more than technically competent.
      All the while, by example, she was teaching Fred how to act and react. She had much experience of doing light comedy and singing for the camera; she showed him how to dial down the theatrics and become nonchalant. The dramatic charge in their romantic jousts came from her.
      She was always far more preoccupied with becoming a star actress, and with her costumes and hairstyles, than with hoofing. She had not danced on screen for a decade* when the team reunited, and she was more upmarket and statuesque, but she shows that she remembered her RKO lessons.
      *Well, there were bits of dance in some, but no full setpiece and/or partnered numbers.

    • @esmeephillips5888
      @esmeephillips5888 3 роки тому +6

      @@michaelmayoh656 Ira Gershwin wrote 'the way you sing off-key' as a tease bc George sometimes said it of Ginger.

  • @lb476
    @lb476 Рік тому +40

    You're never going to see such talent on a dance floor like those two again. I was one of the lucky ones to live during theses years they were still dancing together. 🌹

  • @photo161
    @photo161 4 роки тому +10

    Fred Astaire is surely the greatest dancer in all of film history, yet when he is partnered by the ever-lovely Ginger Rogers I can't take my eyes off of her...not for a moment.

    • @esmeephillips5888
      @esmeephillips5888 2 роки тому +2

      If she had never danced a step, Ginger would perhaps more quickly have been recognized as one of the top five actresses of Hollywood Sound cinema.

    • @davidhess6593
      @davidhess6593 4 місяці тому +2

      She was magnificent! ❤

  • @gtlfb
    @gtlfb Рік тому +18

    I think of all his partners, Rogers was the one who best combined her acting and dancing. What she does here with her face is as important as what she does with the rest of her body.

  • @jb6712
    @jb6712 Рік тому +3

    Gorgeous-gown....perfect-for-Ms.-Rogers'-dancing!

  • @richardlee8495
    @richardlee8495 3 роки тому +22

    seriously sublime. glad it exists for us to watch and appreciate.

    • @e.conboy4286
      @e.conboy4286 2 місяці тому

      I’d get dizzy and nauseous! How do they not?

  • @DD-hy1nl
    @DD-hy1nl 8 років тому +62

    Beautiful gown, they really knew how to dress back in those days. Love her shoes too!

  • @sschimel
    @sschimel 8 років тому +139

    I love Ginger. First of all, she's just gorgeous. She was a gifted actress, especially in comedy. But the thing she has that so few others do is that when someone sings to her or talks to her, she really looks like she's hearing it for the first time.

    • @jamesryan6008
      @jamesryan6008 7 років тому +14

      Sanford Schimel : that's the difference between an actress/ dancer and a dancer. Ginger Rogers always reacted when Fred Astaire sang to her. That cannot be said of all his partners ( Rita Hayworth being a notable exception)

    • @youkasiia
      @youkasiia 7 років тому +8

      ginger is wonderful, but Fred Is GENIUS!

    • @kuroneko7022
      @kuroneko7022 7 років тому +5

      +Katrin R-G, I agree! Fred made all his partners look so good. I love Ginger but Fred could dance with anyone and I think Cyd Charisse was his best partner - both were so elegant and beautiful together.

    • @eldacaggiano3252
      @eldacaggiano3252 7 років тому

      Hola como estas.salgo a hablarporque tengo educación no me escondo me apena que desde el primer día jamás me. Quisiste yo se tu personalidad te conosco y sin embargo te seguí al principio me gusto el juego y desde hace 6meses fue macabro me marcaste pero DIOS ME PROTEGE TE DESEO TODO LO BUENO COMO DIJOel monje.cada uno recoge.lo que siembra

    • @amahra100
      @amahra100 6 років тому +2

      I liked Cid also.

  • @johnnyjames7139
    @johnnyjames7139 Рік тому +11

    After a PTA meeting dance demonstration in 2nd grade, I became flustered during the demonstration and have never enjoyed trying to dance myself. This I can watch all day and marvel at how two people can move so fluidly together.

    • @e.conboy4286
      @e.conboy4286 2 місяці тому

      I know. But remember, they were given dancing lessons and personality acting classes almost since the day they learned to walk, hours a day, for years! They didn’t have to do the housekeeping, grocery shopping, baking cupcakes got the the whole class at midnight because Junior forget to tell Mom it was her turn to bring a snack for the whole class or build a functioning model volcano before Billy’s school bus gets here! Yikessss! And the classic, “Sorry, Mom, I forgot it until I just woke up.” But WE did, didn’t we! We’re professionalsd, too! ❤ Liz

  • @ianedwards4400
    @ianedwards4400 3 місяці тому +3

    Here is another touch of class from the incomparable dancing of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a sequence from 'The Barkleys of Broadway', dancing to the strains of 'You can't take that away from me'. I grew up during the 50's and these musicals still shine bright in my life, high-lighting those glorious years that will always be buried in the recesses of my heart and recalled from time to time. Why just yesterday, I saw Betty Grable and Dan Dailey in that top perennial fave 'Mother Wore Tights'; I seen this movie at least a dozen times and every time I have a recall memory jog, it's like seeing it for the first time.

  • @fernandezmanuel4096
    @fernandezmanuel4096 2 роки тому +6

    the quality and the perfection ,
    A dream.

  • @davidburris6873
    @davidburris6873 Рік тому +9

    MGM what a studio...produced such quality movies unlike the films at the present time...very touching...one of my favorite films and dance scene...LOVE IT!!! Timeless!!!!

  • @melvyngreberman7096
    @melvyngreberman7096 Рік тому +11

    I can't resist coming back and enjoying it many times 😊!!!

  • @maureenreeder4861
    @maureenreeder4861 7 років тому +20

    Oh, the elegance and romance of this dance and song is so amazing! Always will love it!

  • @waterbird91
    @waterbird91 6 років тому +15

    Yeah, they were THE dance champions but........Fred Astaire had a very nice soothing voice, I could listen to him sing all day kind of voice. A sensual voice at that. I'm beguiled by the fact they didn't marry, I thought they were "heavenly" together....True legends they are.... always. He was SO dashing, & she was beautiful , together they were THE BEST.

  • @cliffpat8654
    @cliffpat8654 6 років тому +23

    Skilful, stylish, magical, classy - just wonderful. Bravo indeed.

    • @patriciamorgan6440
      @patriciamorgan6440 Рік тому +1

      Bring it on, style, rhythmic, sexy, togetherness, classic,

  • @avuncular300
    @avuncular300 6 років тому +9

    Magical pairing and a great gown too. Thanks for posting a tremendous slice of the past....

  • @richardlee8495
    @richardlee8495 6 років тому +8

    as i said earlier, and i will always say to you people out there, who are some how seeing this for the first time, this is THE sublime summing up of who they are, as the ultimate movie dance team, and aren't we lucky to see it, and see what they had, like no otheres before, or since.

  • @taylormaddux8433
    @taylormaddux8433 11 місяців тому +1

    I'm amazed that Ginger Rogers was still able to dance so expertly some ten years after her last dancing movie. Did she continue to practice her dancing throughout the years, I wonder, or did she have a natural ability that just stayed with her? In any case, she's a dream. Thanks for sharing.

  • @searlekochberg
    @searlekochberg 5 років тому +6

    This song is one that is shear sophistication, it's rhythms, it lyrics. It's just the perfect American Smooth dance melody. And these two... xx

  • @richardlee8495
    @richardlee8495 6 років тому +10

    well, watching it again, and enthralled as usual. what can anyone say except, glad it's here. magical perfection. a sublime summing up, thanks again, Fred and Ginger, you were never better than in this number, and you had to know it. R

  • @RoomscapeLondon
    @RoomscapeLondon 7 років тому +17

    Beautiful artists and a great chemistry...I wish I were born in the 20's to be their contemporary and see them live! Still we have the uploads to enjoy, thanks for the magic!

  • @ruthnagarya2028
    @ruthnagarya2028 Рік тому +1

    THEY WERE so CARISMATIC, SUCH GREAT TALENTS. i WILL FOREVER LOVE WATCHING THEIR MOVIES. This scene is mystical full of enchntment...doggone "lovely"

  • @pedinurse1
    @pedinurse1 7 років тому +8

    I love Ginger and that gown is glorious

  • @lizaelliott6862
    @lizaelliott6862 7 років тому +10

    I get so sentimental with this song and how he sang this song to her before and now again here. So beautiful and romantic.

  • @crazytxgal
    @crazytxgal 6 років тому +46

    Old HOLLYWOOD the clothing, manners and most importantly actors respected one another weither they liked each other or not.

    • @amahra100
      @amahra100 6 років тому +7

      And they respected their country no matter repub or demo.

    • @carltrotter7622
      @carltrotter7622 3 роки тому +1

      @@amahra100 especially after the war.

    • @CirilloRuca
      @CirilloRuca 7 місяців тому

      You people are laughable and none of this true.

  • @richardlee8495
    @richardlee8495 7 років тому +12

    a sublime number, a real summation of their dance artistry, and so forth. so glad it is here for us to savor. thanks again.

  • @DionisosPla
    @DionisosPla 8 років тому +26

    Dos artistas colosales, extraordinarios, insuperables ... Este tipo de personas se da una vez en la vida y no se repiten ...

  • @kovaliov7
    @kovaliov7 7 років тому +6

    La cumbre de la elegancia y la belleza. The summit of elegance and beauty

  • @williamli7477
    @williamli7477 6 років тому +5

    Very romantic and very beautiful dance. Golden era art indeed!

  • @cbass2755
    @cbass2755 2 роки тому +1

    Bennett Cerf’s favorite song….beautiful dancing. I loved these too…..talent and grace

  • @melvyngreberman7096
    @melvyngreberman7096 Рік тому +3

    I love seeing this performance many times over many years ❤ !!!

  • @barbarawoodhouse5514
    @barbarawoodhouse5514 Рік тому +2

    Utterly lovely. Such talent may never be repeated.

  • @josederibamararaujoperes453
    @josederibamararaujoperes453 7 років тому +6

    They're amazing! I did belong to this time! Wonderful time! I love them!

  • @angelapereira7799
    @angelapereira7799 8 років тому +4

    Não consegui não comentar sobre esse vestido!Q delicadeza,q luxo,q maravilha!!!!Outros tempos........

  • @vickieburton8139
    @vickieburton8139 2 роки тому +2

    I LOVE watching those 2 dance SO GRACEFUL

  • @statuesque
    @statuesque 4 роки тому +7

    What better way to spend your time while stuck at home then discovering this talented dance team again! I remember as a child watching them on TV and I always loved the sound of Fred Astaire voice...

  • @j.l.5935
    @j.l.5935 Рік тому +2

    I remembered old movies black/white, not color, no captions in my childhood. Both were beautiful dancers as ever!!!

  • @tsehan67
    @tsehan67 Рік тому +9

    лучшая пара в кино. Всех времён и народов...

  • @Furry67
    @Furry67 4 роки тому +28

    I love Fred Astaire's voice. A songwriter's dream as he just SANG THE SONG. He didn't try to "make it his own." I feel a great affinity for this song and as great as this dance was going, at 3:05 it grabbed me by the lapels.

    • @joannetailor4094
      @joannetailor4094 Рік тому +1

      I was there. 1936 Rivoli Cinema. Whitechapel London E 1. UK

  • @rayporritt488
    @rayporritt488 8 років тому +25

    Watched this a 100 times or more and never get sick of it, they not only danced with there feet but there hands head everything, never see the like again,

  • @clarapatriciaromo9981
    @clarapatriciaromo9981 Рік тому +1

    Me encantan las peliculas de Don Fred Astaire, elegancia y clase. Me encanta viendolo bailar Tap. Extraordinario.

  • @McCaffery33
    @McCaffery33 7 років тому +11

    The Barkleys of Broadway was the movie, the year was 1949. Lovely upload! thank you!

  • @Falconlibrary
    @Falconlibrary 7 років тому +34

    No matter what happens, they can't take away your memories.

  • @43SUE
    @43SUE 8 років тому +46

    Fred & Ginger. - A Class Act.

    • @horsluva0758
      @horsluva0758 8 років тому +7

      that's an understatement :)

    • @ccaammiinniiito2
      @ccaammiinniiito2 7 років тому +3

      @sue...Yeah, but these days Astaire would be accused of sexual harassment for standing too close to her while dancing.

    • @DomenicoG1953
      @DomenicoG1953 4 місяці тому

      😂😂😂😂​@@ccaammiinniiito2

  • @mystic627
    @mystic627 7 років тому +8

    Ah Fred incredibly dancer so smooth and suave and Ginger well lovely, lovely and his mirror image such a beautiful pair of dancers.

    • @esmeephillips5888
      @esmeephillips5888 4 роки тому

      This routine is triply nostalgic: it reunites the top partners in screen dance, it is an in memoriam for Gershwin and, less obviously, the choreography evokes Astaire's invisible (never filmed in sound) but greatest influence- Vernon Castle.
      Despite some balletic flourishes towards the end, this is principally an 'American smooth' ballroom number for a couple: the kind that Vernon and Irene Castle taught the world to perform during their brief and dazzling success.

  • @junelongoria5833
    @junelongoria5833 Рік тому +2

    They were lovely together. I thought Ms. Roger's danced beautifully. She was also a great actress.

  • @gill426
    @gill426 6 років тому +3

    *sigh* They were seamless. Just a whole beautiful togetherness. I love them so much! ♡♡

  • @gestebu
    @gestebu Місяць тому

    To add to all the other wonderful comments about the dancing and the song...........that orchestration!!!! Oh, wow! Especially at the end.

  • @esmeephillips5888
    @esmeephillips5888 4 роки тому +5

    Fred felt that this song had been chucked away in the short ferry scene of 'Shall We Dance'. When he and Ginger were reunited in 1949, he asked for it to be revived as a tribute to George Gershwin, whose last words had been Fred's name. And so the movies' greatest star commemorates America's greatest composer.
    The arrangement performed by MGM's peerless musicians includes a quote from the last movement of Gershwin's piano concerto at about 2:45.

    • @julessherwood
      @julessherwood 2 роки тому +3

      It was actually Ginger Rogers who was disappointed that she never got to dance this song in Shall We Dance so we should be thankful that she was reunited with Fred Astaire who made sure this number was in and boy it was worth the wait 10 years and their only film in colour.

  • @ZitaBuky
    @ZitaBuky 6 місяців тому

    Words fail to express the absolute beauty of Ginger and Fred dancing together. I fell in love with them the moment I saw them and decades later this has not changed. I long for the days of grace, elegance, beauty….

  • @CopernicusNerdicus2020
    @CopernicusNerdicus2020 8 років тому +33

    I could watch them all day long.

  • @judymarielastdays2521
    @judymarielastdays2521 6 років тому +5

    Brought tears to my eyes, wondered what they were saying to each other during the dance.

    • @adamradford9441
      @adamradford9441 4 роки тому

      JudyMarie Lastdays, I heard he was encouraging her through that section which has the most complicated footwork.

    • @judymarielastdays2521
      @judymarielastdays2521 4 роки тому +1

      @@adamradford9441 Thanks!😊

    • @Lucy00682
      @Lucy00682 6 місяців тому +1

      Oh my God, I also wondered what Fred was saying to her. I could have sworn that he was talking to her and each other while they danced. He also made gestures to her with his hands when twirling. Oh my, how beautiful. They were so matured so graceful, you see it in their dancing. They happen to be buried not too far from each other in Oakwood Cemetery in Chatsworth, California. Not a star studded cemetery. Fred is in section G and Ginger in section E. I love them both, greatest artists. RIP.

  • @MarkBlackburnWPG
    @MarkBlackburnWPG 25 днів тому

    I was two years old and listening to what would become "my favorite Gershwin tune." A 78 rpm record from a multi-disk 'album' for the just released (1949) musical comedy where the song was introduced "THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY."
    I can see that heavy cardboard album cover, with a pastel blue picture of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. We had to imagine this, until we saw it in theaters. As I tell the grand kids, this is the best time in human history to be alive. Another 'case in point.'
    Thanks, raulavellar for sharing this gem.

  • @dudley5533
    @dudley5533 8 років тому +22

    What a treat to complete the Gershwins' great song with the beautiful DANCE done after Fred sings to Ginger which was missing from the "Shall We Dance" movie years before.Absolutely a classic unforgettable performance. Terrific upload, many thanks.

  • @thammaphonsongsaeng6563
    @thammaphonsongsaeng6563 Рік тому +1

    Absolute beauty and very elegant
    Make me so happy to see this

  • @marigoldruff
    @marigoldruff 7 років тому +6

    They're both so lovely.

  • @mdd4567
    @mdd4567 9 місяців тому +1

    Quelle grâce et quelle élégance ! Magnifique !

  • @maureen1938
    @maureen1938 7 років тому +4

    SUBERB...Thank you for posting this delightful share..... those were the days... beautiful music and Ginger and Fred were fantastic.

  • @ccmoreno1553
    @ccmoreno1553 7 років тому +3

    Love her... not only she dance like no other, but she did it in high-heels...take that one Fred! .-

    • @alansims1704
      @alansims1704 7 років тому +3

      Why put Fred down, claudio?

    • @daveconleyportfolio5192
      @daveconleyportfolio5192 6 років тому +6

      I've said it before and I'll say it again: Anyone who thinks Fred Astaire couldn't have put on a pair of heels and danced his numbers backwards is just kidding themselves.

  • @esmeephillips5888
    @esmeephillips5888 Рік тому +3

    Dance as drama. A last example of what may be a lost art in cinema, by its supreme exponents.
    Reunited after ten years, they no longer portray lovers muddling towards union but an old married couple trying to save it. Fred's face if not his sinuous form has matured; Ginger has grown more statuesque in figure. Yet despite being summoned at short notice after Judy flaked, Ginger's healthy lifestyle enables her to pick up where the more elfin 20-something left off in 1939.
    She whirls and turns without a flicker in this ballroom number, and taps easily in 'Bouncing the Blues'. What a trouper she was. Judy and Fred had an easy, bantering rapport in 'Easter Parade', but it was nothing compared with the beauty and poignancy conjured up by the final meeting of the greatest dance partnership ever filmed.

  • @soonerboy9831
    @soonerboy9831 6 років тому +5

    Great old classic.

  • @patriciaseitz3530
    @patriciaseitz3530 Рік тому +2

    A breath of fresh air in this period of disgusting history.

  • @jimmiegrey5448
    @jimmiegrey5448 8 років тому +2

    still bond marvelous. such memories.

  • @mijorrison8769
    @mijorrison8769 7 років тому +18

    my father was a jazz musician and mother a jazz singer I was brought up in a bohemian house and I love this stuff. reminds me of them and I cry tears of joy

    • @princeandrey
      @princeandrey 7 років тому

      Same story with a few modifications. And I'm reallly old!!

  • @annetteelliott1494
    @annetteelliott1494 7 років тому +3

    Oh those were the good old days....so elegant........

  • @JoseGarcia-ev4nm
    @JoseGarcia-ev4nm 6 років тому +7

    Simplemente maravilloso.

  • @nancyanderson5310
    @nancyanderson5310 Рік тому

    Yes, a once in a lifetime pair, and yet now new generations can see the glory. God is frugal as well as marvelously generous. Recycling splendors? No problem. Nothing is impossible when blessing His children is the goal. Love yah, Papa!

  • @marialourdeslainezroque1171
    @marialourdeslainezroque1171 8 років тому +27

    Wonderfull, times, remember me my dad's, how he love's this movies, they really was a dream whend they dance.... thanks.

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  • @avuncular300
    @avuncular300 7 років тому +2

    A terrific dress and so suitable for the full-chested ! But honestly, a great number and so refined....

  • @MrPARKBRAU
    @MrPARKBRAU 3 роки тому +2

    This has to be one the most beautiful woman on this planet......my opinion, of course.

  • @frankie6954
    @frankie6954 Рік тому +1

    Absolutely unique couple, as were the Great Hollywood orchestra's.

  • @jessstone7486
    @jessstone7486 6 місяців тому

    Impossibly sublime!
    And her gowns!!! They were each m a g i c ~

  • @mariej.d.e.575
    @mariej.d.e.575 2 роки тому +5

    Amo esta escena ❤️ me acuerdo de mis viejitos❤️ que deben estar bailando esta maravilla en el cielo🙌

  • @cloe1704
    @cloe1704 3 роки тому +9

    A Masterpiece.

  • @davidhess6593
    @davidhess6593 4 місяці тому +1

    Still perfect timing after all of those years.

  • @romysales7188
    @romysales7188 4 роки тому +3

    She wants to hate him but can’t and I don’t blame her Fred was exquisite this routine is so romantic, he sang this to her in shall we dance still as romantic as the first time

  • @dlghenderson2837
    @dlghenderson2837 7 років тому +16

    I'll bet she had no implants or plastic surgery. Just a natural, gifted beauty.

    • @esmeephillips5888
      @esmeephillips5888 2 роки тому +4

      Ginger was a non-smoking, non-drinking Christian Scientist, outdoor gal and sportswoman. Huxbands were her only vice.

  • @chrisout7637
    @chrisout7637 Рік тому +2

    Love these old songs.❤️

  • @501rivet
    @501rivet Рік тому

    ...This is sophisticated entertainment. Combining both a physical and emotional performance. I fortunate to have lived in the eras while this form of entertainment was commonplace.

  • @mariaconsuelodoglio7630
    @mariaconsuelodoglio7630 4 місяці тому +1

    Sempre meravigliosi dall' Italia

  • @joseiaoliveira5977
    @joseiaoliveira5977 8 місяців тому +1

    Adoro esses musicais

  • @suebradford5758
    @suebradford5758 Рік тому +2

    Thank you 😁👍😁...Thank You Lord ✝️ for the Tingles 🙏❤✝️

  • @nickl1682
    @nickl1682 7 років тому +6

    They were the best .

  • @sandraf8765
    @sandraf8765 Рік тому +1

    I love that dress!!!

  • @JosiAnneSilko
    @JosiAnneSilko 8 років тому +4

    O vestido mais lindo que eu já tive o prazer de ver 😍

  • @christian2M
    @christian2M Рік тому

    This clip should be on an entrance of the cinema museum of all the time.

  • @stephenvinson6474
    @stephenvinson6474 6 років тому +4

    She was made of steel! by that I mean she came along during the Depression and that in itself made her strong...I can only imagine. Her "standard" for performance was obviously astounding.....Just loved her...fortunately her legacy remains ..we can see for ourselves! I admit Im partial to Ginger...Fred wasn't "chopped liver" ha of course.

    • @julessherwood
      @julessherwood 5 років тому +1

      You do know that by the time she made this film she won a Best Actress Oscar for her role in drama Kitty Foyle which it was not a musical so she showed her acting chops and the storyline of Barkleys of Broadway was the mirror image of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaires career after they parted from their last film The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle which was black and white to the only film in color which ten years had passed.

  • @starofthebest
    @starofthebest 7 років тому +1

    Wish I could dance. Look at impeccable foot work...