Swoooooooon!!!!. My mother saw him at the London Palladium in 1948. This is rehearsal footage. It's not from 1955 but 1948. She never forgot his charisma and charm. She would melt just remembering he evening. I still have the ticket.
This series of Danny Kaye shows at the London Palladium was my parents' first date. My Mum, who worked at the same office as my Dad, just happened to have a "spare" ticket for the show and casually mentioned that to my father, who she'd barely spoken to before. Fancy that. They were married for 62 years until my Dad passed three years ago. So I can thank Danny Kaye for my being alive. And who knows, this song might have been the first time they held hands. They were married within months of this show.
Pour your self a glass of wine and a sly cigarette and just look at him! Wow he gives me goosebumps so sexy! Love him. He just ooozes charisma and style. Shame he died the year I was born 😂
I thought Danny was a nice looking fellow but here he seems so handsome and intriguing. He was a wonderful performer all the way around; singing, dancing, acting, and no one can top his word performances or be faster.
I had the same reaction. "Sexy" is not a word I ever associated with his movies. I like this Danny better than the guy in the movies. LOL And he's so cute when he says "thank you".
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Swoooooooon!!!!. My mother saw him at the London Palladium in 1948. This is rehearsal footage. It's not from 1955 but 1948. She never forgot his charisma and charm. She would melt just remembering he evening. I still have the ticket.
This series of Danny Kaye shows at the London Palladium was my parents' first date. My Mum, who worked at the same office as my Dad, just happened to have a "spare" ticket for the show and casually mentioned that to my father, who she'd barely spoken to before. Fancy that. They were married for 62 years until my Dad passed three years ago. So I can thank Danny Kaye for my being alive. And who knows, this song might have been the first time they held hands. They were married within months of this show.
What a sweet story! So sorry for you loss.
WHY..... is this, apparently simple song and performance, Just Magic. Pure charisma and presence. They really don't make 'em like this any more
No kidding. He can put more into one and a half minutes than most performers today can put into an entire concert.
Pour your self a glass of wine and a sly cigarette and just look at him! Wow he gives me goosebumps so sexy! Love him. He just ooozes charisma and style. Shame he died the year I was born 😂
Hugh Jackman
The man was so talented and so brilliant and so kind!
No tengo palabras para definir lo que. Siente mi corazón , sigo admirádolo..., Por siempre... 😊😊👌😍💔💔😌🇺🇲🇪🇸..
I thought Danny was a nice looking fellow but here he seems so handsome and intriguing. He was a wonderful performer all the way around; singing, dancing, acting, and no one can top his word performances or be faster.
Just all kinds of talent right there and humble too...love Danny Kaye!
Wow such effortless cool, talent just ouzes from this guy.
Handsome and humble with a voice like honey.
Elegance, humor, humility. Present performers take note.
Gracias Danny for your job.
Just pure dead brilliant
Wow!!! Have not heard him sing like this before. Brilliant!
What a great example of how talented he was. It makes me want to throw my arms around him! The charisma is incredible. Wow.
I had the same reaction. "Sexy" is not a word I ever associated with his movies. I like this Danny better than the guy in the movies. LOL And he's so cute when he says "thank you".
I am falling in love with you Danny,thank you for all you gave to us and I hope to meet you one day,love Fiona
I have two gifs from this on my phone so I can get my swoon on on the go.💋
Its just brilliant.
Marry me. What's that? He's dead? And was happily married? And has a daughter? And wasn't gay? And neither am I? Shoot.
Lots of evidence, actually, that he swung both ways and had an affair with his great friend Larry Olivier - so don’t despair! 😉
I may be wrong but i think this is 1948.