It apppears it is time to reveal that the title of image # 20 is Fiesta, an MGM musical from 1947. The actress in the image being the lovely Cyd Charisse, seen below dancing with Ricardo Montalban in a scene from the film.
Yeah, 25t was Guys and Dolls. The number is called Take Back the Dress, and its a bit of a hoot.
Great number, but isn't it titled Tale Back Your Mink ?
Serves me right for relying on memory. I have always loved the musical numbers in guys and dolls. Gangsters dancing and singing while rolling dice. Stubby Kay's wonderful Sit down you're rocking the boat. Miss Adelade's lament. I also loved that they didn't open it up and stayed mostly true to the staging.
A bit of trivia. Deep in my Heart is the only film where Gene Kelly dances with his brother Fred. Fred Kelly was mostly known as a choreographer and director of Steve Allen's late night show.
A bit of trivia. Deep in my Heart is the only film where Gene Kelly dances with his brother Fred. Fred Kelly was mostly known as a choreographer and director of Steve Allen's late night show.
Correct.
Tamara Toumanova in Days Of Glory ( 1944 ) with Gregory Peck in his film debut. This was a rare dramatic non dancing role for this internatuonally acclaimed ballerina.
Tamara dancing Dragonfly in Tonight We Sing ( 1953 ). This film recently was included here on this thread.
Well #27 is obviously Stubby Kaye. Some searching brought me to the nostalgia channel which says this is a clip from something called The Cool Mikado (1963)
It also said that several critics have dubbed this the worst film ever made.
Well #27 is obviously Stubby Kaye. Some searching brought me to the nostalgia channel which says this is a clip from something called The Cool Mikado (1963)
It also said that several critics have dubbed this the worst film ever made.
Correct answer for this 1963 British adaptaion of Gilbert and Sullivan's 1885 comic opera. Pity the film was a stinker as the cast certainly looks interesting.
Yes it certainly is The French Line from 1953. The actress on the left of the image is Kim Novak appearing only briefly in one shot in this musical number Poor Andre.. This film was her first film role.
The French Line was a rare musical film that was released in Australia with a Suitable Only For Adults censorship rating.
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Thinking along the same lines then and correct. Guys And Dolls from 1955.
It apppears it is time to reveal that the title of image # 20 is Fiesta, an MGM musical from 1947. The actress in the image being the lovely Cyd Charisse, seen below dancing with Ricardo Montalban in a scene from the film.
A clue for the unanswered # 23 image is it is from a biographical musical film.
Tamara Toumanova in Deep In My Heart (1954)
A bit of trivia. Deep in my Heart is the only film where Gene Kelly dances with his brother Fred. Fred Kelly was mostly known as a choreographer and director of Steve Allen's late night show.
Tamara Toumanova in Days Of Glory ( 1944 ) with Gregory Peck in his film debut. This was a rare dramatic non dancing role for this internatuonally acclaimed ballerina.
Tamara dancing Dragonfly in Tonight We Sing ( 1953 ). This film recently was included here on this thread.
Nice Kelly Brothers card. Great clip of this number on You Tube well worth watching.
Familiat faces, so hopefully it shouldn't be too difficult to identify these images.
It also said that several critics have dubbed this the worst film ever made.
theartofmovieposters said: Yes it certainly is The French Line from 1953. The actress on the left of the image is Kim Novak appearing only briefly in one shot in this musical number Poor Andre.. This film was her first film role.
The French Line was a rare musical film that was released in Australia with a Suitable Only For Adults censorship rating.
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Possibly a little harder that the last two, but we will see.
The Joker is Wild (1957)
# 29 clue is that I am from Television origins.
Something a little different this time with this one.
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Both images shouldn't be too dificult to identify.
I know nothing about this and used image search.
But this is a good webpage that does the whole plot
https://peterviney.com/film-the-60s-retrospectives/six-five-special/