For anyone who is interested, here are the names of the first five "girls," on horseback in order: gorgeous Eve Whitney, Elaine Shepard (later became a war correspondent in Vietnam), Lorraine Miller (from Flint, Michigan), Natalie Draper (who appeared as an uncredited glamour girl in numerous MGM wartime musicals) and Kay Booth. Don't know who the last two before Lucille Ball are.
omg... the sparkling carousel with live horses... the hoop dispenser (?).... the cat women with crazy nails.... lucille ball with a WHIP!.... and all of it dripping in pink crystals and feathers... amazing - don't change a thing!
I always get a kick out of seeing Lucille Ball being so EXCELLENT at all the showbiz style (glamour, carrying off the whole showgirl thing) her Lucy Ricardo character never seemed to get quite right. She was really a stunner in color!
A cotton candy colored dream! It is Robert Alton who moves those ladies so gracefully. Saw this film as a kid and dreamed of being surrounded by those cat girls and the Pink Feathered beauties who stand on horses! Thanks for posting it.
So Lucy's the one who cracks the whip to get the girls in black to the the same dance as the others! Glad she got the attention. Glad they complied. She was really one original and over-the-top very special performer.
This is way before my time, so thanks so much for posting. She was truly an inspirational woman on many, many level.
I feel very gifted to have seen her in this. What a wonderful career she had!
02:59-- Lucille Ball, in gorgeous Technicolor and in the one of the rare times she was allowed to be a true amazon- in this case, a Minnelli-inspired cat tamer.
00:48-- Cyd Charisse, in her MGM debut. A silent arrival as a pink ballerina, with those long, killer, stems. And Vincente Minnelli's final pullback shot of this sequence rocks. Many thanks.
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charlesthepoet2004 1 month ago
For anyone who is interested, here are the names of the first five "girls," on horseback in order: gorgeous Eve Whitney, Elaine Shepard (later became a war correspondent in Vietnam), Lorraine Miller (from Flint, Michigan), Natalie Draper (who appeared as an uncredited glamour girl in numerous MGM wartime musicals) and Kay Booth. Don't know who the last two before Lucille Ball are.
sandaglad 3 months ago
omg... the sparkling carousel with live horses... the hoop dispenser (?).... the cat women with crazy nails.... lucille ball with a WHIP!.... and all of it dripping in pink crystals and feathers... amazing - don't change a thing!
ademarino 4 months ago
Ah! That's the Tom and Jerry theme that plays at Universal Studios.,.,I KNEW it was an MGM Fred Astaire song!!GREAT, very catchy song.,
SteveCarras 4 months ago
Oh Lucy... I love you so much!!!
AnteoTesila 4 months ago
I'm so glad someone posted this! This is one of my favorite routines! Love the cat women!
russiawlove33 5 months ago
I always get a kick out of seeing Lucille Ball being so EXCELLENT at all the showbiz style (glamour, carrying off the whole showgirl thing) her Lucy Ricardo character never seemed to get quite right. She was really a stunner in color!
XANADUFITNESS 6 months ago 3
Just when things couldn't get any pinker or fluffier, enter the Panther Women and their sultry red headed trainer!
xdashlydia 6 months ago
A cotton candy colored dream! It is Robert Alton who moves those ladies so gracefully. Saw this film as a kid and dreamed of being surrounded by those cat girls and the Pink Feathered beauties who stand on horses! Thanks for posting it.
larsbonner 6 months ago
Lucy...in the Ziegfeld girls? Who knew?
Digginsmo 7 months ago
So Lucy's the one who cracks the whip to get the girls in black to the the same dance as the others! Glad she got the attention. Glad they complied. She was really one original and over-the-top very special performer.
This is way before my time, so thanks so much for posting. She was truly an inspirational woman on many, many level.
I feel very gifted to have seen her in this. What a wonderful career she had!
1Natick1 7 months ago
Tom and Jerry
zxpalpha 7 months ago
she is cid charisse right?
Aventurero02 7 months ago
Saw the triler for this movie ages ago, always wanted to hear this song in full. Thank you!
kikddabottle 8 months ago
Harriet Hocter is the Ballerina in this video.
TheSilver5305 9 months ago
02:59-- Lucille Ball, in gorgeous Technicolor and in the one of the rare times she was allowed to be a true amazon- in this case, a Minnelli-inspired cat tamer.
00:48-- Cyd Charisse, in her MGM debut. A silent arrival as a pink ballerina, with those long, killer, stems. And Vincente Minnelli's final pullback shot of this sequence rocks. Many thanks.
mca1218 10 months ago
Aww..Thks my friend! I love it! I hv seen her in this film, she's hot in pink! hahas.
illnsp08 10 months ago