You Gotta Know How to Dance (Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell, Paul Draper) (Colleen 1936)
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Dick Powell and Mary Martin "My Gal Sal" (1943) Lux Radio Theatreby 4262009AP482 views- 5:32
Broadway Melody of 1936 ~ I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin'.3gpby cokers912,854 views
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I Don't Have to Dream Again (Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler) (Colleen 1936)by avant12771,965 views
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Twenty Million Sweethearts (1934) Trailerby skipjacktuner1,180 views
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Al Jolson sings "I'll See You In My Dreams"by Jolson195012,004 views
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Ozzie Nelson & His Orchestra - 1943 setby carllafong693,965 views
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Busby Berkeley Wonder Barby savedbyamanda3,807 views
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Hollywood Hotel (1937) Trailerby skipjacktuner2,789 views
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Busby Berkeley's violin sequenceby takethetube90106,554 views
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Classic Hoofing on a Giant Typewriterby Tap232322,573 views
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DICK POWELL Twenty Million Sweethearts "Man On The Flying Trapeze" Songby magiccasements4,200 views
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Dick Powell & Various Artists - Honeymoon Hotel (1933)by 4262009AP1,768 views
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Helen Sue Goldy (child acrobat) - Pete Smith Speciality "Studio Visit"by avant12771,216 views
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Ann Millerby CaliforniaDreamin121,336 views
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Dick Powell In the Navyby pugliesej7,734 views
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MRS. MIKE - 1949 - Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes - rare family filmby Hardtofindvideos2797 views
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David Merrick, Paul Draper & Karen Prunzik (Prunczik) Tap dance concertoby crackstep7,711 views
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"SHUFFLE OFF TO BUFFALO", Definitive Version, 42nd. St. Production Number, 1933.by zuzulo5616,294 views
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Ruby Keeler & Granddaughter Sarah "42nd Street"by Quartzoluxe27,484 views
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Dick Powell on 'What's My Line' (1958)by classicvideostreams9,567 views
@drsunshine1959 I saw that video of her grand kid a while back and that's what made me wonder why this person had written this...or did I hear it. For some reason I recall Robert Osborn on TCM say something to the effect of ' Ruby's grand children were virtually unaware of their Grandmothers career...' All I can say is that I'm a sucker for that brand of cute that Ruby Keeler, Helen Kane, Ginger Rogers, and Margie Hines had. It doesn't exist anymore. The 1940's killed it off unfortunately.
paulj0557 6 months ago
@paulj0557 Absolutely untrue. Her grandchildren were well aware of her accomplishments and occasionally accompanied her to tributes and revivals of her films. One grandaughter, Sarah Lowe, even went into the business - there's a clip of her right here on youtube recreating the dance routine for the title number of 42ND STREET while her grandmother's movie is being projected behind her.
drsunshine1959 6 months ago
@drsunshine1959 I read where Ruby didn't tell her grand children about her career. What was that all about?
paulj0557 6 months ago
dick powell and ruby keeler have always been my favorite screen couple from the 1930s.
tongzhi2001 8 months ago
Miss Keeler told me that this was her favorite of all the films she made.
drsunshine1959 9 months ago