Donald is a MUCH better dancer AND singer than Gene!! sorry folks, but it's true!

oh my gosh, we were so happier then....

They don't make artists like these anymore... Culture is lying in ruins.... 😢

These commercials jump started me into puberty...

Che dire,,, FAVOLOSO,, okay ❤❤❤😂😅

They were all multi- talented. Most of the old timers were. Singing dancing comedy musician even serious work, and they respected their audiences.

Totally brilliant dancing. I love these guys!

Lyrics someone?

Superb! I never tire of watching this man dance.

I think this was about a year before Moe died, wasn't it?

Larry’s lack of singing is made up by his terrific comedic timing. Classic

2:23 Donald O’Connor’s choreography from 1952’s Singin’ in the Rain musical dance number Make ‘Em Laugh was rewritten into this 1959 TV version, with a new different song called “Smile, Darn You, Smile”.

I can only guess how many hundreds of rehearsals it took to get this perfect, not once but every time! Whew!

This must be where Statler and Waldorf got their material! 😊

Love the beginning of the movie enjoy the music

Chevalier aged like a very fine Port Wine. Becoming better over time. While his voice might be changing, his charm and musicality improved as years went by. Thank you for this great video.

He was born in 1925, so he would have been 43 or 44 here - yet he could still do a cartwheel and a pratfall with that amazing agility. Remarkable.

You quickly pick up on how vaudevillians like Berle and Youngman had their acts honed to be masterpieces of timing, allowing for ad libs but very strategic with crafted joke-telling. Those guys were comedy artisans!

Rumor has it Kelly was a financial backer of the IRA in the 70s. No idea how he could possibly go from doing this to conspiring with terrorists but that’s the world we live in.

Brilliant at the time thanks for sharing❤

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Dang he was super sharp clean player and dapper and I love him now

I first saw the film on my honeymoon. October 1978. Everytime I go to Williamsburg I must go to the Visitor center to watch. 👍🇺🇸

We've seen Donald do anything Gene did but the question is can Gene do what Donald can?

The last dance is "Moses Supposes" from Singin' in the Rain, but the music is different. If you watch the movie, though, you'll see the choreography is identical.

Fantastic!

Fantastic listening

That song is for my dance competition

Gee wizz, incredible!

Funny but fascism is on the left

Kelley, so fluid and inventive, O’ Connor graceful, athletic and fun. Great dancing!

Two of the greatest dancers and singers EVER. Back when movies were fun to watch without the woke effect! Want more? Search Gene Kelly Donald O'Connor Moses supposes. More incredible dances.

Who is the woman being tortured in the back?

The human and his pathetic self-importance . 90 years , whoa ! Turtle , 120 . Some whales , 250 . Stars are dying , another being born , millions and trillions of years passing ... Good plan , and good job , somebody ... or something ...

The harmony of Nat King Cole and Stubby Kay was priceless!! Banjo, piano, guitar, and voices. The opening credits were amazing! Jane Fonda was my crush, and Lee Marvin earned that Oscar. Hullabaloo brother 😂❤

What a treat! She’s got so much spirit.

Oh wow it looks like they really play the banjo 😂 …not…

This didn’t age well for Woody the pedo.

Stubby Kaye did a fantastic job in Guys and Dolls as well.

I CANNOT BREATHE SGJSJSJWJJEJS

I love it. From child days since now. Is just great! 😅

Blue eyes singing Russian music, wild stuff

Henny Youngman is pretty funny reminds me of the old guys in the Muppets.

Olive Oyl cartoon voice and mannerisms were based off of Zasu Pitts. The character was based from a clerk at a store the artist knew. Loved Zasu. She played a maid in Lover come back with Doris Day.

Omg this is so funny three of him

Stunningly great. There is nothing like this today. Nothing. Academy Award winning and biggest selling singer of all time, Bing Crosby, fabulous dancer and a key cast member of The Wizard of Oz, Ray Bolger, and playing piano for them, Academy Award winning artist, Marvin Hamlish. Wonderful!

R.I.P. Nay King Cole Stubby Kaye

1965

I love Billy Graham so much! 💖💖💖

Originally telecast in England on November 12, 1961.