Why, oh why, can’t they make beautiful movies like this anymore? I loved every moment. I wasn’t even a glint in my parent’s eyes in 1945, but I completely identify with the 1940’s. I love the music. I love the fashions. I love the furs. I love the beauty of it all. Women today just don’t get it.
My dad was a 17 year old cellist for conductor Alfred Newman on the soundtrack here. Never got back into music after the war and passed in 1992 after I graduated college. Played behind Sinatra too on Hit Parade Radio Broadcasts. Thanks for the upload.
We can't ever see movies like these because those that made them are gone and it was a different time it was an Era when people had morals respect and movies were clean I grew up with these movies I miss them so much if we could only go back in time it would wonderful 😊
MY HUSBAND'S UNCLE HARRY WARREN COMPOSED ALL THE MUSIC FOR THIS FILM...THANKS FOR POSTING FOR OUR ENJOYMENT!! LOVE IT!! WASN'T BETTY GRABLE JUST A REAL GREAT LADY!!!
Thank you SO much for this movie!!! It's Betty at her best. Betty has always been like a ray of sunshine in my life and has given me so much joy through her singing, dancing, acting and her bubbly personality! We'll never see the likes of Miss Grable again.
Betty was something else. Back in the day, studios knew exactly the kind of escapist entertainment people wanted - lush tunes, gorgeous, over-the-top costumes...it is such fun to look at these and giggle. But this also has a great roster of talents - Alfred Newman, (Uncle of Randy) music director...George Seaton directing.. and Beatrice Kay is absolutely terrific. What a fun movie....
We're living through hard times in 2022, where's the 21st century versions? So many new movies and TV shows plunge into new depths of violence, sex, profanity, vulgarity and "social agendas", I would love to watch some large scale, widescreen, lavish musicals and romantic comedies and adventures today!
Obviously the women on camera were deemed "more beautiful ." There are plenty of beautiful women nowadays who are not willing to parade for men or be on camera.
I absolutely enjoyed the show at the beginning. Beautiful women dress as cooking spices.. so entertaining! Why can’t we have something like this nowadays
The opening number is the quintessence of refined cheesiness building up to the entrance of Betty Grable who never had a bad shot or line . . . I loved it!
Harry Warren is the most underrated of Songbook tunesmiths IMO. I would put him at the very top of the second division, just below the Big Four (Gershwin, Berlin, Porter, Kern) but up with Nacio Herb Brown, Rodgers, Arlen and Youmans. Glad to see Harry now has a fan club pushing him.
After "When my baby smiles at me" [1948],. Diamond Horseshoe is my 2nd best Betty Grable movie. A intelligent narrative that teaches you why education is so very important in life. A young man practicing medicine decides to abandon his career as a doctor for one in show business as a singer. But, it takes a strong woman to guide him and realize his true calling. Dick Haymes plays the aspiring doctor and Betty Grable the intelligent dancer. Packed with lovely songs and dances by the most successful blonde star, 20th Century Fox ever had, Betty Grable is a dream in Technicolor entertaining the audience with Welcome to the Diamond Horseshoe, Acapulco [my top fave], I wish I knew, You'll never know. Dick Haymes too chips in with her golden voice giving us a treat to those hit numbers: The more I see you and I wish I knew. I must stick my neck by writing that though Marilyn Monroe got top billing in How to marry a millionaire, it was the Fox Queen, Betty Grable who pleased critics and walked away with all the acting plaudits.
Definitely imitating Sinatra in his spot with the band. Frank was cresting his first wave of popularity, screamed over by bobbysoxers and even hoofing with Gene Kelly. Soon Johnnie Ray would outdo everyone in the sob stakes. Haymes fell somewhere between Sinatra's swing and Ray's soppiness.
@@irmalair1 Eleanor Powell's legs were Insured for a million also. But in her case, it was because of her dancing ability. The studio would lose a lot of money if anything happened to Powell's legs.
BETTY GRABLE WAS SUPERB. AWESOME,SMART,ARTISTIC,CLEVER,FUNNY,GREAT SONGS,GREAT VOICES,GREAT ACTING. WOMEN LOOKING LIKE WOMEN ,MEN LOOKING LIKE MEN. NOTHING WE HAVE IN TODAY'S ENTERTAINMENT. Thank Goodness for YOU TUBE.in showing these great movies etc.
I love fur coats. My grandfather was a furrier and my grandmother always had a pile of furs in her closet. My cousin and I used to take all of her minks and make a nest in the bottom of her walk-in closet and sleep in them.
Shame about the animals that were killed for their skin & fur eh, not to worry as long as you are happy.. sadly fur is back with 17million yes millions in mink farms in Belgium killed every year. They were all gassed due to Covid last year. It's gross with many more farms throughout the world in millions again.
Boy I bet you're a real buzz kill at parties. Do you yell at people for eating meat too? Or using any modern medicine that was tested on animals? I don't like cruelty to animals either but criticizing a 70+ year old movie for having furs is pretty stupid, don't you think?
I love these old movies. Especially around the holidays. Cold, winter nights..with PJ's on, heat on with some hot chocolate and popcorn snuggles up in bed watching these oldies oan follow me on ig: dammpamm
What a fabulous classic movie! It brought back fond memories of my dad and mom. My dad worked with Beatrice Kay (Claire) at the Elmwood Casino. He was in the band there. Betty Grable and my dad were born in the same year. Betty and I share the same birthday!
Years ago I read Harry James biography. His band in the late 30s was first to hire Frank Sinatra, but after only a year or so, he agreed to let Sinatra out of the contract to go to Tommy Dorsey band. Harry James was married to Betty Grable for several years, but his gambling and drinking ruined the marriage. Dick Haynes was the lead singer after Sinatra was released. He and Betty had affairs for awhile too.
Betty also turned her anger onto her children, as confirmed by her late daughter Jessica in the biography, "Pin-Up: The Tragedy Of Betty Grable" by Speros Pastos.,
Carmen Miranda doesn't interact with the rest of the cast because she wasn't in Hollywood while the film was being made. She was performing in New York at the time and was filmed separately.
Because in those days there were no blacks, Hispanics, Asians, gays, communists, or poor people in America, and women had no navels--couldn't you tell from the movie?
Thank u Wikipedia, so I was right when I said Argentina, i did not know what part but it was Argentina. Thank God 4 my memory, and you enlighted me on other things also about Dick Haymes, I liked him very much. Thank u 4 listening Maria is my name.
Betty Grable had her legs insured for a million dollars she was called betty grable the pinup girl for all the men in the marine , army, and navy. Thank u4 listening Maria is my name.
"The show must go on" The saying and principle are traditional in the theatre, but they both originated in the 19th century with circuses. If an animal got loose or a performer was injured, the ringmaster and the band tried to keep things going so that the crowd would not panic because "it is a point of honor not to let the other players down by deserting them when no understudy is available". Later on, the phrase was more broadly applied to the hotel business and show business in general. Eventually, the phrase was used to convey the idea that an event or activity must continue even if there are problems or difficulties, with or without regard to actual show business
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Just everything that was good about Hollywood. Love the classics much more worth watching than today's films. Thanks!!!
Why, oh why, can’t they make beautiful movies like this anymore? I loved every moment. I wasn’t even a glint in my parent’s eyes in 1945, but I completely identify with the 1940’s. I love the music. I love the fashions. I love the furs. I love the beauty of it all. Women today just don’t get it.
Women today are men. It's a sad time to be alive.
Because they are sleazy now days. Back then they were classy.
Indeed...can you imagine Grable's reaction to designer jeans with knee holes?
Dont love the furs the poor animals don't like it!
@@juliekronson9165 Of all the things to cry about, you picked fur coats from 80 years ago. Why are you people like this? Pathetic.
My dad was a 17 year old cellist for conductor Alfred Newman on the soundtrack here. Never got back into music after the war and passed in 1992 after I graduated college. Played behind Sinatra too on Hit Parade Radio Broadcasts. Thanks for the upload.
walt1896 - What a legacy your Father left for you.
Sinatra: "I'm not flat, the orchestra's sharp!"
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I can watch this scene with Carmen and the band playing more than once! TY for your personal input. Go to 144:26 to see this!!!
I loved this movie. It really showcases the talents of Betty Grable and Dick Haymes. The songs are wonderful and the costumes for Betty were great.
We can't ever see movies like these because those that made them are gone and it was a different time it was an Era when people had morals respect and movies were clean I grew up with these movies I miss them so much if we could only go back in time it would wonderful 😊
MY HUSBAND'S UNCLE HARRY WARREN COMPOSED ALL THE MUSIC FOR THIS FILM...THANKS FOR POSTING FOR OUR ENJOYMENT!! LOVE IT!! WASN'T BETTY GRABLE JUST A REAL GREAT LADY!!!
Thank you SO much for this movie!!! It's Betty at her best. Betty has always been like a ray of sunshine in my life and has given me so much joy through her singing, dancing, acting and her bubbly personality! We'll never see the likes of Miss Grable again.
That is for sure. I sure do miss her dancing and singing when movies were musicals. I still love "Moher Wore Tights!" my favorite.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie 🎥❤
Betty was something else. Back in the day, studios knew exactly the kind of escapist entertainment people wanted - lush tunes, gorgeous, over-the-top costumes...it is such fun to look at these and giggle. But this also has a great roster of talents - Alfred Newman, (Uncle of Randy) music director...George Seaton directing.. and Beatrice Kay is absolutely terrific. What a fun movie....
We're living through hard times in 2022, where's the 21st century versions? So many new movies and TV shows plunge into new depths of violence, sex, profanity, vulgarity and "social agendas", I would love to watch some large scale, widescreen, lavish musicals and romantic comedies and adventures today!
I can’t stand Randy Newman’s music!
But Alfred was a genius. Yup! It’s fun.
@@matthewprince9705 Matthew. Me. Too! Let’s escape into a lavish movie, shall we?
Beautiful movie! The costumes and outfits are amazing and the hats and headpieces too. I think the women were more beautiful those days.
Obviously the women on camera were deemed "more beautiful ." There are plenty of beautiful women nowadays who are not willing to parade for men or be on camera.
I agree, they had a cupie doll look to them.
@@FC-hj9ub Oh, come on! 🙄
I think women had softer faces back then.
@@elizabethblackwell6242 And they were not trying to be men.
Love Betty's outfits 😍. cute movie....
I absolutely enjoyed the show at the beginning. Beautiful women dress as cooking spices.. so entertaining! Why can’t we have something like this nowadays
Beautiful awesome thank you 🙏 beautiful memories! Beautiful Yesterday!!!! Loved 🥰.
What a beautiful era, when Gentlemen were Gentlemen., and Ladies were Ladies.
No torn jeans., T shirts and cell phones being fashionable.
Loved those musicals they were from an era long gone. ❤❤❤❤❤
I really enjoy these older movies. Thanks so much for sharing with all of us. :)
Thank you very much for uploading this movie. I have not seen it in a long time. I love it is such a good movie.
"Steak will get cold. He won't." Luv it !
Betty Grable 😍
MUCH MORE
THAN A PIN-UP GIRL
but UNFORTUNEATELY
a most underestimated
WONDERFUL MISS ENTERTAINMENT 👍
Betty Grable was the total package ❤❤❤❤❤
If you dont understand english doesnt matter the film is so amazing : the costumes , the songs, the shows ... that you can enjoy the same .
The opening number is the quintessence of refined cheesiness building up to the entrance of Betty Grable who never had a bad shot or line . . . I loved it!
I remember my grandma and grandaunts being this gorgeous in photos. Even grandpa and granduncles. They all looked so sharp back then
My heart skipped a beat.what talent. Those where the best musicals. Can't wait to see the whole show.
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My daughter was looking at old photos of her grandparents, and then she said "Grandma and Grandpa were like movie stars!"
Charming film, I love those beautiful dresses!
I fell in love with Dick Haymes the first I heard him sing "Younger Than Springtime" on South Pacific when I was 8 or 9 ~ Ahhh His Voice & That Face❣
It must have been the stage version .
It must have been the stage version.
Si luxurious movies. Just splendid
Thank you for sharing this peace of art
The costumes are really something!!
A wonderful classic movie 🎥 Enjoyed 😊
Wow this movie - Betty was just the most beautiful woman I ever saw
The more i see you must be one of the lovliest love songs ever written.
Harry Warren is the most underrated of Songbook tunesmiths IMO. I would put him at the very top of the second division, just below the Big Four (Gershwin, Berlin, Porter, Kern) but up with Nacio Herb Brown, Rodgers, Arlen and Youmans. Glad to see Harry now has a fan club pushing him.
Everyone in this is great! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Phil Silvers was just adorable. A sweet part for him!
After "When my baby smiles at me" [1948],. Diamond Horseshoe is my 2nd best Betty Grable movie. A intelligent narrative that teaches you why education is so very important in life. A young man practicing medicine decides to abandon his career as a doctor for one in show business as a singer. But, it takes a strong woman to guide him and realize his true calling. Dick Haymes plays the aspiring doctor and Betty Grable the intelligent dancer. Packed with lovely songs and dances by the most successful blonde star, 20th Century Fox ever had, Betty Grable is a dream in Technicolor entertaining the audience with Welcome to the Diamond Horseshoe, Acapulco [my top fave], I wish I knew, You'll never know. Dick Haymes too chips in with her golden voice giving us a treat to those hit numbers: The more I see you and I wish I knew. I must stick my neck by writing that though Marilyn Monroe got top billing in How to marry a millionaire, it was the Fox Queen, Betty Grable who pleased critics and walked away with all the acting plaudits.
Fabulous gowns and trimmings.
Hermes Pan dance sequences with great songs like 'you'll never know' - that food song is delicious
A talented cast. Tremendous production. Give the artists a chance and they will show us❤
Mmm. Lovely. Dick Haymes, what a wonderful voice ❤
Definitely imitating Sinatra in his spot with the band. Frank was cresting his first wave of popularity, screamed over by bobbysoxers and even hoofing with Gene Kelly.
Soon Johnnie Ray would outdo everyone in the sob stakes. Haymes fell somewhere between Sinatra's swing and Ray's soppiness.
Too bad they picked Frank Sinatra over Dick Haymes. Haymes sang better but, Sinatra was Pushier.
Always wondered why he was never in the top flight. Liked him in “State Fair."
My best best best movie! Thankyou for posting..lots of talent in this show!
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Great Old Movies though. 👍👌👏
An of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
These costumes are everything
thank you so much for sharing all these movies. Love it!!!!!
Loved it!
Betty was beautiful! Her legs were insured for a huge amount of money and she is one of our most lovely pin up girls from the 40s!
Lisa Hostetler; My mother told me it was a million dollars. That was in the 1950's. Imagine how much that would be today.
really? why tho? her legs were very beautiful but nothing unique or special?
@@irmalair1 Eleanor Powell's legs were Insured for a million also. But in her case, it was because of her dancing ability. The studio would lose a lot of money if anything happened to Powell's legs.
@@irmalair1 Publicity.
Her legs were insured for 1 million dollars i know because i'm 85 years old.
The Grable's & the chorus girls' costumes are gorgeous! The acting, script and choreography ain't bad either!
As you can see it took 4 costume designers to outfit this film.
gosh i love these old movies...everything actually....look at the stuff nowadays
"The steak'll get cold, he won't". Gotta luv it!
Such a great movie thoroughly enjoyable!!
Thanks for posting🙂
Wow she is so beautiful
Incredibly!!
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BETTY GRABLE WAS SUPERB. AWESOME,SMART,ARTISTIC,CLEVER,FUNNY,GREAT SONGS,GREAT VOICES,GREAT ACTING. WOMEN LOOKING LIKE WOMEN ,MEN LOOKING LIKE MEN. NOTHING WE HAVE IN TODAY'S ENTERTAINMENT. Thank Goodness for YOU TUBE.in showing these great movies etc.
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I love fur coats. My grandfather was a furrier and my grandmother always had a pile of furs in her closet. My cousin and I used to take all of her minks and make a nest in the bottom of her walk-in closet and sleep in them.
Thats a great story! 🥰 grandmas are awesome
I love the visual
Shame about the animals that were killed for their skin & fur eh, not to worry as long as you are happy.. sadly fur is back with 17million yes millions in mink farms in Belgium killed every year. They were all gassed due to Covid last year. It's gross with many more farms throughout the world in millions again.
Boy I bet you're a real buzz kill at parties. Do you yell at people for eating meat too? Or using any modern medicine that was tested on animals? I don't like cruelty to animals either but criticizing a 70+ year old movie for having furs is pretty stupid, don't you think?
Hope they all see those beautiful animals they tortured dsnt belong to them God gave it to the animals not us!
Dick Haynes has such a nice voice. The first time I saw him was in the State Fair movie. There's a lot of nice music in this movie.
Wonderful, endearing entertainment.
I love these old movies. Especially around the holidays. Cold, winter nights..with PJ's on, heat on with some hot chocolate and popcorn snuggles up in bed watching these oldies oan follow me on ig: dammpamm
I love em too with cookies
I loved it very much. Thank you
I always feel so inspired and awe struck by the talent ✨🙏🥂🎥. SmokeyAcresBotanicalFarms 🇨🇦🌸
Love these movies
Thank you so much for this wonderful movie
Thanks for the upload.💜
What a fabulous classic movie! It brought back fond memories of my dad and mom. My dad worked with Beatrice Kay (Claire) at the Elmwood Casino. He was in the band there. Betty Grable and my dad were born in the same year. Betty and I share the same birthday!
I love old musicals
Golden age when men were gentleman and women with class
I like the part where she said the steak will get cold but he won't.
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Ok but the chief on the right during opening number looked alot like gene kelly
Love the costumes ! Would die for that mink "dress"!💕
LOL, so did the minks.
A lot of minks died for that outfit..shameful
@VictoryofGod i love mink.
You know style girl
@@lindabarnett3794 yes suffering to please cruel women!
This ia a wonderful 20th Century Fox musical.
Back when men were men and women were women, and both acted like it. Beautiful, my favorite movie. 😊
Mahalo nui loa fo a wonderful g rated love story 👍
Ah.. when movies couldn’t depend on special effects!
They didn’t need to. ❤️
Ι adore older movies and periods!Τhank you very mucgh!😉
Years ago I read Harry James biography. His band in the late 30s was first to hire Frank Sinatra, but after only a year or so, he agreed to let Sinatra out of the contract to go to Tommy Dorsey band. Harry James was married to Betty Grable for several years, but his gambling and drinking ruined the marriage. Dick Haynes was the lead singer after Sinatra was released. He and Betty had affairs for awhile too.
Betty also turned her anger onto her children, as confirmed by her late daughter Jessica in the biography, "Pin-Up: The Tragedy Of Betty Grable" by Speros Pastos.,
Carmen Miranda doesn't interact with the rest of the cast because she wasn't in Hollywood while the film was being made. She was performing in New York at the time and was filmed separately.
not here
what a wonderful movie, thank you. loved the comment, below my comment.
Wonderful movie. Thanks
Why can't life and love be as pure and clean fun as it was in those days? I think I was born in the wrong era!
Because in those days there were no blacks, Hispanics, Asians, gays, communists, or poor people in America, and women had no navels--couldn't you tell from the movie?
Roger Propes who wants communists???
@Luz Renteria That claim was pretty much discredited; someone once said, "The only thing red about Lucy was her dyed hair."
Betty Grable was so pretty!
LOVE this film :) Thank you for posting.
Imagine being with Dick Haymes for the next 50 years
Thank u Wikipedia, so I was right when I said Argentina, i did not know what part but it was Argentina. Thank God 4 my memory, and you enlighted me on other things also about Dick Haymes, I liked him very much. Thank u 4 listening Maria is my name.
Notice tea and coffee cups are never filled to the top.
Betty was a beautiful actress her voice is soothing even when she sings such a beautiful movie 💕💕
Amazing❤️😍❤️
Great movie 🎥 🍿
LOVE THIS FILM BUT CANNOT FIND A PRINT THAT IS NOT WASHED OUT????? TIME TO RESTORE THIS GREAT FILM....
❤Phil Silvers brightens up any movie.
Betty Grable had her legs insured for a million dollars she was called betty grable the pinup girl for all the men in the marine , army, and navy. Thank u4 listening Maria is my name.
Great musicals
"The show must go on" The saying and principle are traditional in the theatre, but they both originated in the 19th century with circuses. If an animal got loose or a performer was injured, the ringmaster and the band tried to keep things going so that the crowd would not panic because "it is a point of honor not to let the other players down by deserting them when no understudy is available". Later on, the phrase was more broadly applied to the hotel business and show business in general. Eventually, the phrase was used to convey the idea that an event or activity must continue even if there are problems or difficulties, with or without regard to actual show business
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I two love these movies that why I look for them on RUclips watch on tv though iPad it’s so great
Another good movie .
The More I See You, dedicated with Love to our Beloved Robert Osborne, Kathleen ❤❤❤
I love this Film!
The Cast and technicolor and Music is the Best!
what fun,thanks: :D♥
Merci de donner un pe de rêve. Fayla
💞🌹 BEAUTIFUL ❤️🙏
Бетти Грейбл это мечта любого мужчины. Это талант красота и женственность в одном букете чудесных цветов
I love Betty Grabel
Look on the lookout for early example of product placement in the last song of the show. 😀
Dick Hames was married six times and Rita Hayworth was one his wives! He had 6 children and two with his last wife to whom he was married the longest.
I think Hollywood shoud read the Comments! Thanks Folks!
I don't think they could afford to make these kind of musicals now.
What a beautiful voice. Was that his real voice?
yes, in his day he became as popular as Sinatra, a very smooth tenor/baritone as was early Sinatra.
Absolutely it is. He had one of the best male voices of the 40s and 50s.