Three For The Show
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@mistykitten1 It is.
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Wish it was still the 40's going into the 50's. Beautiful music and dance.. Thanks for posting this. I saw "You were never lovlier" this morning. That dance made the show.
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interesting use of swan lake
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This looks like actor Jack Lemmon at 3:36.
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The choreography of this number is reminiscent of the "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" number in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes". Didn't Jack Cole do that number, too?
libearian 1 year ago
@libearian Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, was originally choreographed on stage by Agnes de Mille. However, when Marilyn did movies, she always asked for Jack to choreograph for her.
dancersover40 1 year ago
Hi,the cinemascope is respected?
tommyrall3 2 years ago
Sock it to me, sock it to me, r-e-s-p-e-c-t.... that's about as much as we know about film jargon! We're dancers!
dancersover40 2 years ago
they where wonderful dancers
rogs49 3 years ago
@rogs49 Yes, it was Jack Lemmon.
dancersover40 1 year ago