I think people forget that both, Doris Day was a great tap dancer, and that Gene Nelson has to be one of the most underrated tap dancers of all time. There is a scene in this film (not shown) where he does an acrobatic dance with The Page Cavanaugh Trio, actually jumping up atop the upright piano while he is tap dancing ! There TRULY isn't anybody today with such musical talents .
@@alexkije I think what this person meant is that Nelson never got the recognition he deserved for his talents. He could dance as well as Astaire and Kelly, and was more versatile than either one of them, and he was a terrific actor, both comedic and dramatic (which neither Astaire or Kelly was), and could actually sing well (definitely something that neither Kelly or Astaire could do).
Preach!!! That guy is my HERO of all times, and oh for the days when entertainers had TALENT instead of just animal sex appeal, and their art took TIME, PRACTICE and good producers by the bucket load, and most of all...was LOVELY! Actually beautiful, not just.....a wild, "self expression" of rebellion against anything and everything! Lol. Gene Nelson is truly the best of all time, King among hoofers!
Well, those days are sadly gone now. I remember when a kid in the 60s after school there was a fun show called Dialing For Dollars that played good old movies like this and during the breaks could win cash if they read your name. Now after school our kids come home and are subjected to Ellen the FREAK show? Nice. The world as we once knew and loved it is coming to an end. ##d xss-
omg u know what, if a time machine was possible (and if it wouldn't alter our timeline lol), I wouldn't want to go back to the 50's to see her, because we already know what she could do back then so, instead I would bring 20 year old Doris to the future and see what she could achieve with today's resources. It's certain that she would OWN the entertainment business, snatch wigs, and take her rightful crown as the BOSS ASS QUEEN that she is and that's that on that 💁♀️
The ultimate justification for the much-abused studio system is that it could take a diffident band singer such as Doris, who had given up hoofing after an accident, and turn her into quite the triple threat: a comedic actress of sunny charm (often disparaged by critics of the day, now precious bc it is in such short supply among today's Hollywood ladies); a nifty dancer when she had to be; and a singer of warmth and tenderness, the female Crosby. Gene Nelson had the same versatility. His virile athleticism was dazzling. The eclipse of original musical movies was his loss and ours.
Doris Day wss in a class apart..she could do it all: sing, dance and act both comedy and serious drama..She was one of the greatest talents in show business. I doubt we will ever her see a woman of her stature again...
Great dancing from Doris and Gene. It's worth looking at the same number, performed by Tom Patricola and Joan Leslie in the film "Rhapsody in Blue". It may not have the same brilliance as this version, but it has lots of character.
The pic has four choreographers logged: the brothers Eddie and LeRoy Prinz, Gene Nelson and a guy called Al White who soon went into TV. IIRC White specialized in ensembles. Gene did his own stuff, as per, and the prolific but run-of-the-mill Prinzes probably schooled Doris. Don't see any sign of the Great God Pan in the credits- he was mostly working for Metro then- but he might well have influenced things. By 1951 he was the acknowledged main man of dance directors.
Hm. A teeny bit exaggerated? I cannot imagine Doris, bless her, rattling pointy heels around the orchestra players' hands in 'I've Got to Hear That Beat' without slicing several off.
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As a fan of hers for over 60 years, I think I have run out of superlatives to describe Doris Day.
Doris got her start in show biz as a dancer, broke her leg and her singing took over. I love her voice
I think people forget that both, Doris Day was a great tap dancer, and that Gene Nelson has to be one of the most underrated tap dancers of all time. There is a scene in this film (not shown) where he does an acrobatic dance with The Page Cavanaugh Trio, actually jumping up atop the upright piano while he is tap dancing ! There TRULY isn't anybody today with such musical talents .
He was quite well known for his acting and dancing. You are wrong.
@@alexkije I think what this person meant is that Nelson never got the recognition he deserved for his talents. He could dance as well as Astaire and Kelly, and was more versatile than either one of them, and he was a terrific actor, both comedic and dramatic (which neither Astaire or Kelly was), and could actually sing well (definitely something that neither Kelly or Astaire could do).
Iagree.
Preach!!! That guy is my HERO of all times, and oh for the days when entertainers had TALENT instead of just animal sex appeal, and their art took TIME, PRACTICE and good producers by the bucket load, and most of all...was LOVELY! Actually beautiful, not just.....a wild, "self expression" of rebellion against anything and everything! Lol. Gene Nelson is truly the best of all time, King among hoofers!
They were both great dancers! Gene was incredible and he wasn't appreciated as much as he should have been, but he did have a great career!
He had a career not only as an actor and (fabulous) dancer, but also as a director, songwriter, scriptwriter, and producer.
Well, those days are sadly gone now. I remember when a kid in the 60s after school there was a fun show called Dialing For Dollars that played good old movies like this and during the breaks could win cash if they read your name. Now after school our kids come home and are subjected to Ellen the FREAK show? Nice. The world as we once knew and loved it is coming to an end. ##d xss-
It really was a delightful movie, "Lullaby of Broadway."
THIS IS SO CUTE BEYOND WORDS! 😭😭😭
Very strange that Doris Day could do this dance number, despite her broken leg! Amazing! I thought she was only singing in those days!
God, I love this woman! Someone please hurry-up and invent a time machine!
Yes! I totally agree with your words! Doris Day was the most amazing star ever to come out of Hollywood! She had it ALL!
i'd love a time machine, i'm in the wrong era.....take me back.
omg u know what, if a time machine was possible (and if it wouldn't alter our timeline lol), I wouldn't want to go back to the 50's to see her, because we already know what she could do back then so, instead I would bring 20 year old Doris to the future and see what she could achieve with today's resources. It's certain that she would OWN the entertainment business, snatch wigs, and take her rightful crown as the BOSS ASS QUEEN that she is and that's that on that 💁♀️
Oh boy! That was fun.
Doris was multi-talented and gorgeous! She and Gene certainly had charisma together!
Doris Day sempre será uma das minhas preferidas
The ultimate justification for the much-abused studio system is that it could take a diffident band singer such as Doris, who had given up hoofing after an accident, and turn her into quite the triple threat: a comedic actress of sunny charm (often disparaged by critics of the day, now precious bc it is in such short supply among today's Hollywood ladies); a nifty dancer when she had to be; and a singer of warmth and tenderness, the female Crosby.
Gene Nelson had the same versatility. His virile athleticism was dazzling. The eclipse of original musical movies was his loss and ours.
Doris Day wss in a class apart..she could do it all: sing, dance and act both comedy and serious drama..She was one of the greatest talents in show business. I doubt we will ever her see a woman of her stature again...
D.D really knew how to dance WOW!
STONECOLD1987 : Well she DID start out as a dancer . . . rather than a singer.
Delightful scene! Thanks for posting.
Can't get this song outa my head
beautiful
Talent +++++++
Great dancing from Doris and Gene. It's worth looking at the same number, performed by Tom Patricola and Joan Leslie in the film "Rhapsody in Blue". It may not have the same brilliance as this version, but it has lots of character.
my mom and name is LOIS La Fonda and Doris day is my mom favorite actress and can are did tap dance and she was good.
¡Esto sí que es novedad para mí!: Doris Day bailando tap.
Simpesmente perfeito.Excelente.I wait more like this.Thanks
Class! Class all day long!
Gene is fun to watch.
...cudowni...i cudne czasy....;))
You know that's what I miss most with WFH ...
... the lack of broadway dance numbers in the office.
this reminds me of something by Hermes Pan, note the reliance on diegetic music at the beginning.
The pic has four choreographers logged: the brothers Eddie and LeRoy Prinz, Gene Nelson and a guy called Al White who soon went into TV. IIRC White specialized in ensembles. Gene did his own stuff, as per, and the prolific but run-of-the-mill Prinzes probably schooled Doris.
Don't see any sign of the Great God Pan in the credits- he was mostly working for Metro then- but he might well have influenced things. By 1951 he was the acknowledged main man of dance directors.
She wanted to a dancer but had to change her mind after automobile accident. Turned to be a great singer.
Is that in the piano Buddy Cole?
to my mom and my aunt Kathy and Doris day , l am going to marry Tony Curtis
🤣❤️🙏🏻
What movie is this???
Doris Day and Gene Nelson perform in the musical number "Somebody Loves Me" from the 1951 Warner Bros. movie "Lullaby of Broadway".
Hey thanks
Doris with David Bowie’s brother -
Eleanor Powell and Ann Miller have nothing on Doris!!
I'm afraid I'd have to differ with you on that. Doris could dance, but Miller and Powell were both better and more versatile dancers.
Hm. A teeny bit exaggerated? I cannot imagine Doris, bless her, rattling pointy heels around the orchestra players' hands in 'I've Got to Hear That Beat' without slicing several off.
@@aneamarlivana172 only because of a car/train wreck she was in as a teenager. She started out as a dancer.
Although Doris Day was a fantastic talent she was not in the same league as Eleanor Powell or Ann Miller when it came to dancing...
Both great dancers .Doris was pretty overweight by today`s standards .
Nice butt.
you're one to talk, Roger Black
@@MissLizaMay haha! Gotcha Roger!
And yet absolutely PERFECT!