I had no idea John Payne was a song and dance man. He sings quite well and this is a very tricky song to pull off. He even moves well. Alice Faye never ages. Forever young. These were real stars, not the "personalities" we have today.
It's so wonderful to see Alice Faye and John Payne recreating their screen magic in the live theatre. I love how little Alice needs to do in order to delight an audience. There's nothing missing in their high kicks during the dance and their vocals are impeccable. Two class acts!
Isn't it amazing that all these years later..and long after it's forgotten the first time around that we now can resurrect and remember the times and entertainment that were. We are the lucky ones.
How lovely to see that these two great stars still had "it"! Many thanks for brightening the day for so many who remember their talents so fondly. Warmest wishes to you.
There's a delightful posting of this same tune sung by Alice during the radio show that she and husband, Phil, put on in the '50's; it's wonderful if you haven't heard it.
I"m glad I'm young enough to have gotten to see some of these great classic stars of the films and stage, even this show... I don''t recall much besides seeing Miss Faye.
HOW WONDERFUL TO SEE THIS - HAVE HEARD THE SOUNDTRACK OF THE SHOW BUT NEVER SEEN ALICE OR jOHN PERFORM IT. tHANKS FOR YOUR GENEROUSITY SHARING THIS RARE CLIP. gEORGE
If people ever want to tell me that today’s movie stars are the best, I will refer them to this and their movies if the 30’s and 40’s. They both still got it. Payne was a Great Noir and Western actor too. They don’t make them like this anymore.
Dave Mitchell hi Dave! Your PICTURE 👀 looks like you’re in high school! I love it. So my question to you is -- do you LOVE OLD MOVIES 🎥? I do! Better than anything!
@@nancybogart3899 Alas it's from college. Now in the late 60's club. Ah to be to young again and know what I know now .. Yes LOVE old movies BIG TIME sis!
It's good to see Payne dancing in 1974 considering he was hit by a car in 1961 and it took two years to recover. I wonder if he suffered pain while doing this show with Alice Faye.
Good Gawd I Love love love this!! awesome. thank you for the upload. what talent,looks,self/others respect. somethings never go out of style. thanks again!!
I literally had never seen John Payne in his later life, only in the movies from the '40s, and I almost didn't recognize him here. His face just seemed different -- perhaps due to the scars from his accident. Then, at 0:56 he tilts his head back and to the right -- and there he is!
![What's My Line? - Ed Sullivan; John Payne [panel] (Sep 14, 1958)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jvEV8zGMNRo/mqdefault.jpg)
![What's My Line? - Ed Sullivan; John Payne [panel] (Sep 14, 1958)](/img/tr.png)
A pair of iconic versatile entertainers. The likes of which will never be seen again.
John Payne was one of my favorites. Fun to see him and Alice Fay together. Thanks for sharing. 😎
I had no idea John Payne was a song and dance man. He sings quite well and this is a very tricky song to pull off. He even moves well. Alice Faye never ages. Forever young. These were real stars, not the "personalities" we have today.
It's so wonderful to see Alice Faye and John Payne recreating their screen magic in the live theatre. I love how little Alice needs to do in order to delight an audience. There's nothing missing in their high kicks during the dance and their vocals are impeccable. Two class acts!
Isn't it amazing that all these years later..and long after it's forgotten the first time around that we now can resurrect and remember the times and entertainment that were. We are the lucky ones.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan.
What energy they had at their age! I loved them both in the Carmen Miranda films. He's still handsome, too.
There will never be beautiful musicals Like this again 💔
This is such a wonderful treat! ❤️
How lovely to see that these two great stars still had "it"! Many thanks for brightening the day for so many who remember their talents so fondly. Warmest wishes to you.
There's a delightful posting of this same tune sung by Alice during the radio show that she and husband, Phil, put on in the '50's; it's wonderful if you haven't heard it.
I've heard it and it's MARVELOUS!
Two pros showing the newbies how to do it RIGHT!.. THANKS FOR POSTING!
Quite right!
I"m glad I'm young enough to have gotten to see some of these great classic stars of the films and stage, even this show... I don''t recall much besides seeing Miss Faye.
Good I'm sure there over 70 their
HOW WONDERFUL TO SEE THIS - HAVE HEARD THE SOUNDTRACK OF THE SHOW BUT NEVER SEEN ALICE OR jOHN PERFORM IT. tHANKS FOR YOUR GENEROUSITY SHARING THIS RARE CLIP. gEORGE
Love them together now and definitely then. They helped put color in the movies!💯❤️
Excellent orchestra!
Thanks for the clip. It's priceless!!!!
And timeless, as well.
If people ever want to tell me that today’s movie stars are the best, I will refer them to this and their movies if the 30’s and 40’s. They both still got it. Payne was a Great Noir and Western actor too. They don’t make them like this anymore.
Payne’s acting here is more natural than when he was young. Could be, tho, that his accident made him more careful.
Alice Faye does it for me. Good thing for Phil Harris I wasn't born until '52 ..
Dave Mitchell ! You are too funny by the way I look just like her when she was in the 1930s films were they were doing hair I’m scare him
Dave Mitchell hi Dave! Your PICTURE 👀 looks like you’re in high school! I love it. So my question to you is -- do you LOVE OLD MOVIES 🎥? I do! Better than anything!
@@nancybogart3899 Alas it's from college. Now in the late 60's club. Ah to be to young again and know what I know now .. Yes LOVE old movies BIG TIME sis!
Dave Mitchell thank you buddy. Butt IS THAT YOUR SCHOOL PICTURE?
Dave Mitchell ok i re read it! Being older & much WISER I SAY!
It's good to see Payne dancing in 1974 considering he was hit by a car in 1961 and it took two years to recover. I wonder if he suffered pain while doing this show with Alice Faye.
Alan, you ALWAYS find the best musical numbers to post here on TH-cam! GREAT JOB with this one as well!
Delicious! Love them both, and grateful as always for your fine posts! Thanks again for a brief, but beautiful vision!
I'm smiling so happily. Thank you, Alice and John. Alan in London
Oh..how cute that was!! I felt like I was watching an old musical!!
just read an article in films of the golden age about payne that mentioned this clip. thanks
Alice Faye was a young 59 in 1974... Great performance....
LOVE IT.
Good Gawd I Love love love this!! awesome. thank you for the upload. what talent,looks,self/others respect. somethings never go out of style. thanks again!!
25 years past their prime at least in 1974 they are still holding their own.
A great pair
My grandmother Alice, I love and miss you….😇🥰
Bella ! y elegante ...a cualquier edad❗️☺️♥️
He delivers a song very well. Advantage of being an actor. A cute couple.
Just brilliant!
GOODNESS GRACIOUS!!! NEVER KNEW JOHN PAYNE COULD ALSO SING AND DANCE!!! THANX FOR THE FOOTAGE!!!
I literally had never seen John Payne in his later life, only in the movies from the '40s, and I almost didn't recognize him here. His face just seemed different -- perhaps due to the scars from his accident. Then, at 0:56 he tilts his head back and to the right -- and there he is!
Lawrence!!! Please TELL ME MORE! What happened? & when? Thank you! Hit me back !
John Payne was in a car accident in 1961 and was left with serious facial scars after his recovery.
DOES ANYONE RECALL A JOHN PAYNE WESTERN WWHEREIN HE ACCIDENTAĹLY FINDS A GUN IN A VALLEY???
🎶YOU’LL NEVER KNOW 🎶
One of my favorite songs, with an anachronistic orchestration. What's next, a rock 'n' song performed like a madrigal?
You are more than cute, John.....❤
👍👍🤩💕💕💕💖💯👌
Hello Frisco HELLO
❤❤
Lovely ,, See some idiot pressed the dislike ,Why this is wonderful to see thanks
Her voice is so heavy.
😒🎶YOU’LL NEVER KNOW🎶
Ineffably charming. Alice Faye is somehow an enormously witty performer just doing a rather corny vaudeville turn.