Ruby Keeler in Ready, Willing & Able

[tapdancegirl88]

her taps makes me feel very hard

[tapdancegirl88]

mmm this clip is a great peckerpuller

[hebneh]

"Why that's Jesse Owens, the racin' man!" - a reference to the American winner at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin - who was black, to the distress of the Nazi regime.

[Shurayuki18481]

@hebneh Why thanks for that piece of trivia, didn't know that fact at all, how amusing. Knowing certain facts like that about these days and then seeing it pop up in a movie in direct reference is really delightfull.

[ChaunceytheGardener]

moonlightorchi99: this movie was released on DVD about a month ago from Warner Archive.

[moonlightorchid99]

oh thanks so much for posting, its absolutely adorable! i love it, i wish i could see all her musicals, but they're so unreachable, do you have any idea or information if i could possibly watch these types of movies?

[sebasj1978]

There are available two Busby Berkeley DVD box sets, which contain some wonderful Ruby musicals of the '30s.

[orcarus]

This has the wrong aspect ratio, making the girls look squat and heavy. Whatever conversion product this was a "trial version" of, I hope you didn't buy it, because it's broken. :)

[Shurayuki18481]

No I didnt buy, I just needed something quick to take a little clip out of this movie. Do you know of any free programs to remove small segments from films?

[HotVoodooWitch]

@orcarus I agree. Believe it or not, there was life before widescreen and such films look best when viewed as they were intended to be viewed, NOT as fake widescreen, NOT filling the screen (as can be accomplished with big-screen TVs). In fact, this tampering looks even worse than panned-and-scanned widescreen films (which, let's face it, look pretty bad).

[vertxxgg]

Ruby seems Marika Rokk panzer than the lovely Irish teen of 42ND STREET

[nicetapshoes2]

love her

[MANFROMMARS46]

I love her too but in 42nd Street not in this.