OH could she dance! Just loved her always. Never given her due. But she had a life to be proud of. Thank You, Dorothy!

I always loved Dorothy in the Roaring 20's and often dreamed of growing up to be just like her. I had several women in the 60's who inspired me but remember her as one of the true icons of that era.

Underrated performer. Pretty much forgotten today, sadly. But thanks to youtube, she can be appreciated again.

Such a talented singer, and soooo bloody beautiful

Always watched The Roaring Twenties on TV

In both "That Darn Cat!" (1965) & "Never A Dull Moment" (1968), She was AMAZING! RIP, Dorothy!

What a Lovly Lady! I love the show "The Roaring Twenties!" I'm looking for ther Albums. They were so much Fun to listen to!

When I was a little girl, I watched the movie "The Great Race" and was amazed by the performance of the song "He shouldn't-a, Oughtn't-a ..." and the appearance of the actress Dorothy Provine - since then I dreamed of being like her. She was a true and great actress! R.I.P. Dorothy

rip dorothy provine-

She was born in Deadwood, So. Dakota. I thought only cowboys came from there and not a gorgeoous blonde. RIP Dorothy.

A wonderful Lady. R.I.P.

I'm positive she did. She used to do it at the beginning of the show, and my sisters and I used to try to dance like her.

Wow, held her own with Donald O'Connor!!! Loved her.

This is great...I had never seen this bit before. Dorothy Provine was wonderful!

many thanks for posting. Can't get enough of DP

I have been trying to think of something fitting to say but I cant so i will just say this, a lovely looking work of art.

I am I am truly deeply shocked to hear about the death of Ms Dorothy divine I like her that movie where she played called the Bonnie Parker story where the characters names is turning around like Chuck Darrow guydero and all well that was a good movie I enjoyed it rest in peace Miss Provine from Perry

Oh no, I had no idea she had passed away. This news deeply saddens me, but thanks for posting this.

Dorothy also played Rocky on the other Warner Brothers series, The Alaskans.

Thanks for uploading. This was such an enjoyable series way back when and Dorothy was absolutely the star of the show.

I've always enjoyed her talent, thanks for sharing this timely memento!

I will try and find something out for you, my mother-in-law is Dorothy's sister. My Mother -in-law Patty looks and sounds like her sister Dorothy. I use to work Nite shifts and when I came home, to relax I would watch a little TV as I was flipping thru the channels I heard what I thought was my mom -in-laws voice. Nope old black & White Bonnie & Clyde movie with Dorothy in it. That's how much they sounded alike.

Thank You Moranafan!

Hi...and thanks for your comments. There is now a CD of both Dorothy's 'Roaring 20s' Warner Bros LPs it's on SEPIA RECORDS # SEPIA 1180, both LPs have been remastered and in stereo (don't get the HALLMARK CD version - it's in mono and not good transfers). I hope to upload some tracks from Dorothy's 'Oh You Kid' album soon.

She sure was a good looking girl, and if she found the money under the big W she was going to run away to a convent..

I also remember watching Dorothy in the Roaring Twenties. Morganafan, do you have any scenes of her performing the theme for the TV show?

Hi...Sorry to say I don't have Dorothy performing the theme from 'The Roaring 20s' - I'm not sure if she ever did - does anybody else know?