Shaking the Blues Away
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2010
- Written by Irving Berlin
Sung and danced by one of my all time favorites Doris Day!
From the movie Love Me Or Leave Me, a fictionalized account of the career of jazz singer Ruth Etting and her tempestuous marriage to gangster Marty Snyder, who helped propel her to stardom. - บันเทิง
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We will never see an era like this again. It was the post WWII boom when America was full of optimism, energy and unparalleled talent. Also, Americans were in love with the big screen musical. From 1949 to the early 60s some of the greatest film productions were created that set a standard that will absolutely never be topped. Just as the classic cars from that time are works of art that can sell for millions of dollars, so these films are priceless.
She deserved an OSCAR for this movie, BRAVA STAR
Doris Day in the mid 1950’s was in her prime both as a singer and as an actress! The phrasing of her songs and the richness of her voice during this time was absolutely outstanding! Coupled with her dancing and acting skills - what a dynamic performer!
Judy was better !
@@davidvack4382 And you're worse, much worse.
Nobody cares!@@davidvack4382
This film established her as an actress and not just a pretty singer. Her range is surprising. She finally had a good script to work with.
And this folks is what Hollywood glamour at its finest looks like. We sure could use some of it today!!
ALL of Hollywood was jealous of Doris Day, her talent, her beauty and her figure!
Doris Day was a national treasure !
She's*
an inter-national one!!!!!
God that dress is great!
Any time you see Helen Rose in the opening credits as costume designer, drop everything and watch that movie!
SHE CERTAINLY WAS THE WHOLE PACKAGE FROM HEAD TO TOE WHAT A PERSONALTY REST WELL DEAR DORIS
@Ronald McFondle the prettiness is her personality and warmth that she shows in all her movies that makes her special to me
I wish the music Industries would bring this type of music back into the 21st century
I second the motion. Modern "music" is just a lot of blaring ear-splitting noise!
This was from the great film, Love Me or Leave Me (1955). The screenplay was by my wonderful stepmother, Isobel Lennart. She went on to write Funny Girl, both the Broadway play and the movie. Doris Day was one of the greats, as was Isoblel.
I'm proud of my step-mom, Isobel Lennart, who wrote the screenplay and my Dad, John Harding, \who played Ziegfield in the film. This is a great number - Dorris Day's mom even backed us a Chrismas cake. Thanks for putting it up Shaquille!
@@jbharding if you are still alive,hear this: the best staged Ziegfeld-type number ever done at MGM. take that, Ann Miller, and those part of that labored, lugubrious Great Ziegfeld film of 1936. this was awesomely good, thrilling, so very good, good, good.
@@richardlee8495 Richard, first off I am happy to tell you that I am still very much alive. On behalf of my wonderful stepmother, Isobel Lennart, I thank you for your wonderful and good comment regarding her film. I agree also that Ann Miller although very talented, beautiful and bright seemed, to me, to be more that a bit over exuberant in her very difficult (technically) dancing, but Love Me or Leave me was a great movie musically and by any other standard.
@@jbharding glad to hear you are very much alive, John. and thank you for responding. and your father played Ziegfeld on the stage in Funny Girl? i did see it, and recall a very handsome, refined man in the part. do you take after him? and your stepmother, lest we forget, did a splendidly good screenplay for Love Me or Leave Me, and was indispensable to the success of Funny Girl. don't you agree, Ms. Streisand? Ms. Streisand??
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@@richardlee8495 My father was a very handsome, refined man, but, unfortunately, he did not play Ziegfeld on the stage, ever. In Love Me or Leave Me, he played Greg Trent, a Ziegfeld-type character. Dad said that in one scene Cagney manhandled him - sort of. Similar to Hitchcock appearing about all of his films, Dad was in quite a few Isobel Lennart films. She was not a bad connection for dear old Dad to have. Eons ago, back in the early fifties, Dad, decided to retry his earlier effort at being an actor, but he ran into a roadblock - the name, "John Harding" had already been taken. Back in the days only one actor could have a name. There was another John Harding! Driving back home to Malibu, Dad told me what had happened. "Too bad," I said. Whereupon, Dad, said that he had checked the other John Harding out - and that John Harding had the exact same home address as we did. Yes! I was the other John Harding! I had recently made a commercial for Coca Cola, and, for that, I got registered as "John Harding." As we drove on, Dad looked at me and asked that I release the name to him. "Well, I guess..." I said. Dad gave me a stern look and said, "You would like to keep your weekly five dollar allowance, wouldn't you?" So that is how Dad got his name back. Now, there are many John Hardings in IMDB, not just Dad and me. A bit of move history...
Nothing like classic Hollywood! We'll never see gems like this again. Treasure the memories that we've got
Ah, The incredibly talented and beautiful Doris Day. She did it all. Beautiful singing voice, wonderful dancer, great dramatic and comedic actress and a wonderful gracious kind woman. You are sorely missed dear Doris Day!
She is my all time favorite star!
She was so multi talented and beautiful. And from what I understand she was a lovely person.
Is like to see Monroe try to do this.
The Lady Could Do It All! Most All Of The Actors Today Can’t Compare! Back Then They Had To Do It All! AND DID!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
So true!!!!!!
I love the appreciative comments Decades later no one compares !
Agree, so could Judy ! Without the cheesecake!
Love her the best ever
Thankfully we have TH-cam so that we can replay these magical moments over and over again.
Great! Doris Day was born for the screen. The composition and orchestra are of timeless elegance, atmospheric and full of speed for quick-step.
Great number by the awesome Doris Day. She could do it all.She sang ,danced and was a good actress too. Very beautiful and charming as well.
Oh I miss those musicals!!! They were so great!!
Doris' outfits were stunning in this film.
Doris really broke out her "good girl" image with this film and did it flawlessly!
The MGM musicals. The sets, the costumes, the singing, the dancing, the orchestration. Absolute perfection.
My parents had the original LP 33" record in the 60ies and remember being mesmerised by Doris Day on the front cover, the dress is absolutely stunning.
I have the original LP
Think this is my favourite Doris Day film. Her vocal, dancing and acting talents were all shown in the film. Her Rock Hudson romcoms were still to come. Miss you Doris.
Star, star, star, star, star.
The charisma just leaps off the screen, even aside from the great voice.
Always thought Doris Day had one of the best figures in Hollywood! Great animal lover too!!
This is so classy.
Oscar worthy. And a great movie. Probably Miss Day’s greatest role!
@@ernestbennett376 calamity jane
WHERE, THE HECK, can I buy this Film???
I watched this movie as a little boy. In GERMAN! In the end of 1960s it was broadcasted in German TV.
Now I'm an OLD German boy, but still in love with "My secret Love", Doris Ann Kappelhoff!
May God save her! She gave so much joy to MILLIONS!!!
This film is available on DVD via Amazon and is also available in HD format.
Watching clips like this of pure class, you just realise how substandard today's performers are and the sad thing is that the today's kids don't realise it.
Doris Day always put on a good performance and she lived a good long life.
I agree and I’m 13
I totally agree. (15 y old) :)
Believe me some of us do. I’m sixteen and many of my friends still appreciate the talent of old Hollywood movies and stars. We aren’t all ignorant like the older people like to think.
Marvelous costuming.
When Doris was a young girl, she was a wonderful dancer, but at the age of 15, she was in a terrible accident where a train smashed into a car she riding in. Her right leg was crushed and broken, which ended her dreams of a dancing career, so she decided to study singing. Still, as you can see, her dancing talent never quite left her, and without that early tragedy, we might never have had the pleasure of hearing her unique singing voice.
According to her bio, while she was laid up in bed recovering, she started singing along with the radio out of boredom, and discovered a talent she didn't know she had. Life takes strange turns.
Beautiful lady inside and out..everything bad that happened to her in life, she still perservered in life with a smile. It was just a life listen, Doris didn't let it own her..life listen from Ms.Doris Day. Love you Doris and you will truely be missed..shine on as the star you are.💖💖💖
This supposedly is taking place in 1927, but I'm very glad to see one of my favorite 1950s dance cliches is included - men sliding onstage on their knees, with their arms outstretched.
Yeah, I love that!
@@gulmerton2394 I bet you do
Cliche yes but the great thing about this number is that it's a pretty accurate representation of a Ziegfeld show from the 1920s. Besides Walt Disney florenz Ziegfeld was one of just a few are the greatest entertainment producers that ever lived he always set the bar and push the envelope even in the earliest parts of the 20th century
I love that movie, due to the beautiful wardrobe that Doris wore.
Terrific!!
Happy birthday 2022, Mrs. Doris (1922-2019, R.I.P.) 3th April 2022 .... 100 years of actres, so great film-, show- & music history!
For heavens sake people just enjoy wonderful Doris
Growing up in the 50s, Doris Day was my favorite star. I had her lunch box or writing tablets everything with pictures of her on it and I remember singing Que Sera Sera all of the time. She was always a favorite in the movies and of course her songs. It was truly one of a kind!
Cinemascope, Stereophonic soundtrack, TechniColor rendering rendition ever no way here's an incredible incomparable international show! MERCI BEAUCOUP! Emmanuel from Paris
Gorgeous! Splendid! Every day should be a Doris Day!
Wow!!! Amazing, outstanding and astounding. Doris was PERFECT.
What a wonderful treat to come upon this video. Wow, had forgotten what a great Doris Day was! Brilliant! Beautiful!
Thank you, tree40shot! A truly talented, and very special lady.. . .who will be deeply missed. . .
Doris at her very best!!
Doris Day should’ve been nominated (at least) for an Oscar for her role in this film.
Woww.... Amazing Doris Day... She was one of my favorites....
Robbed of an Oscar!
This was as good as the Ann Miller version. The blue dress is awesome.
much better
Nothing and nobody beats Anne Miller but great just the same
@@williamf4544 How can compare...Doris better voice, Ann better tap dancer...Doris sexier, sorry Ann fans...Ann was just great with tap dancing.
That's why one of the production photos from this number was featured as the cover of the Columbia LP soundtrack recording.
@@williamf4544 there's a reason Anne Miller is alone on the stage, because she can hold her own. Much prefer the Anne Miller Easter Parade Version. :)
By jove, what a swell, beautiful, honey tonsilled, delectable & choreographed minx. They don't make dames like this anymore. Doris was an 11.
If anyone hasn't seen this movie, you need to. Doris Day is amazing in a dramatic role and of course, the one-and-only James Cagney who can play a rotten character like the Gimp and still make you feel for him.
He received his final of three Oscar nominations for this role. Too bad they overlooked Doris Day.
Saw movie! James Cagney, Doris Day no one like them!
This was Doris only ever Oscar nomination.
@@nicholastroutman5931 Even James Cagney was impressed with her acting skills!
Of course, a great classique, no words for her! She is the girl real inside! The greatest ever! Good no? Emmanuel from Paris
a darker MGM musical than they were famous for, kids. and a big hit. and Doris Day's best performance. never a better-staged musical for a Ziegfeld-type number in any musical movie.
eat your heart out, Herbert Ross, wherever you are. you were NEVER this good, and you damned well knew it. or, if you didn't, it is way past time that you did.
Doris really dazzled back in the 50s. Whenever our local theater showed one of her movies, the seats were packed to the front rows.
The very talented and beautiful Doris Day in one of her better roles, that of the famous Ruth Etting. Always a pleasure to watch i comedies and drama, not to forget her marvelous voice. A warm and very missed star.
THANK YOU DORIS THIS ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS YOU BROUGHT SUCH JOY TO US ALL GOD BESS R.I.P
Love that sassy struct
Doris is timeless
Doris Day was always so clean and pure and thought of her as a mom
R.I.P. lovie we will never forget you xxx
Rest in peace Doris Day you made us All Hapoy
A best ever CinemaScope masterpiece! Merci beaucoup!
When we see these old movie clips and as we become older, become more mature, and become wiser, we suddenly realize that mankind and the world are degenerating with the improvement in technology and everything as time goes along.
The world is going to hell in a hand basket...whatever that means
@Dr. Emory Carl Sims: I agree with all your sentiments, and technology has probably played a big part in the degradation of culture. However, I have noticed that from 1949 to 1965 was a virtual Golden Age of creativity and excellence. Then the unraveling began. Many commentators have noted the negative effects of the Sexual Revolution with the advent of the "Pill" followed by no-fault divorce and so forth. The more I have examined this insight the more credence it seems to have.
found the 50th anniv dvd when teaching in Nanjing, China 2005 ... wonderful movie
Sa that film over and over when I was young bought the record and played it non stop...a very great musical
You can't get tired of her singing!
It would take a genius director to recreate these type of musicals for me this is so professional.I was hoping that la la land was going to be that musical but sadly no.But we do have west side story coming out lets see
Her career would have changed if she had entered MGM with the old Freed unit for we likely would have seen her dancing with Gene Kelly and Astaire working earlier with Chuck Walters
I don't know which version I prefer between Doris' one and Ann Miller's one ! Both are excellent and so beautiful ! I'm lucky to own both movies Love me or leave me and Easter Parade. Hence, I can enjoy both Doris Day and Ann Miller and that's GREAT !!
Beautiful song,voice
Artista completísima, para mí hasta el día de hoy nadie la superó.
This is musical star, Doris Day in a great dramatic turn, portraying the true life-story of Ruth Ething. Who said musical stars can't be great dramatic actors? Doris proved her acting range with a gamut of emotions in this film as well as other dramatic turns in Storm Warning, Julie, The man who knew too much and The Midnight Lace. She sang, danced and acted up a storm in dozens of movies beginning with the super-hit of all times "Romance on the high seas" and she never looked back. Ms. Day was a super-star of her time as well as Hollywood Royalty!
Always extra satisfying to see a performer grow before your eyes. Doris began as a band singer, became a soloist and a charming presence in light musicals, and now gets her teeth into dramatic meat after moving from Warners to MGM. And she hoofs adequately too, if supported a lot by the chorus. Not quite a triple threat at the nonpareil level of Ginger Rogers, but the closest anyone came after WW2.
An additional pleasure is knowing that an actress depicting a singer is not being dubbed by Marni Nixon- as Ava Gardner or Jane Russell, previously considered for the role, would have been. Ruth Etting had wanted Jane Powell, who like Day yearned to play a bad girl. I doubt Powell would have stood up to Cagney as Doris does. She was her own woman, as her later career showed.
This routine is choreographed by the young Alex Romero, who went on to create another such for a singer turned dancer: 'Jailhouse Rock' with Elvis (who stole the credit). Like Ann Miller's version in 'Easter Parade', the song and dance have nothing to do with the periods- pre- and post-WW1- in which the films were set, but who's complaining?
That,,s the top of the line sir. Yes yes yes
I love Miss Day!! Truly perfect in everything she did. RIP 💜
One of my very favorite from all TIME! Merci beaucoup! From Paris France
😄 Woke up with this song in my head. Love DD. She has the sexiest voice talking and singing. She had hoped to be a dancer but broke her leg and that started her singing. Can you imagine she's so talented she just switched. Wonderful human. Irreplaceable. Love you Doris ❤❤❤
Not never but cannot ever be forgotten, R.I.P ,Doris Kappelhof. Thomas Collopy.
Doris always had the most dazzling costumes, no matter what film she was in.
Sassy walk in dance number ❤❤❤
Doris esta estupenda...pero recuerdo que junto a mi madre estuvimos de acuerdo en que la peli era devorada centimetro a centimetro por el increible James Cagney.😆👌👏👏🌹🌿🌹🌿💎🌟💎🎼🌅🌈
Definitely a different side of Doris Day than anyone from my generation would remember. She was the girl next door but in this film as sultry siren Ruth Etting she shows her range as an actress and performer playing next to the great and wonderful James Cagney. "Love me or leave me" is one of so many classic films unseen by today's world but it's theme and topical message rings true in any place or time check it out
Doris Day at her BEST!
No actress rigth now can sing and dance like her...
una de mis eternas favoritas♥también!!!
Fabulous Doris love this film
Doe was Wonderful in this film as usual. The Best there is!
She was and remains completely magnificent
I have never seen this before. Is there anything better than coming across a great oldie that is brand new to you? 😁
Great movie, saw it as a kid!
Ann Miller's retention was fire on the dance floor.🔥
Love this stuff!
THE BEST EVER! MERCI BEAUCOUP from Paris France. Emmanuel
Ben.
well said. thank you👏👏👏👍🏿💯👻
Bella, talentosa, excelente ,versátil única e inolvidable una dama, la preciosa Doris Day
I recently saw this movie, and was surprised because this movie is related to the issue of Hollywood or showbiz world in recent years.
you know , i just love all this, but it takes a night of too much drinking in a bar to get to this mellow state. and i thank you, once again, for responding in such detail. for me, Love Me or Leave Me will always remain one of the four or five best MGM musicals. The Bandwagon will always be my favorite, though.
Yes Richard,"The Band Wagon" is my favourite too.
“Shakin’ The Blues Away” has always been an all-time favorite songs of mine. If we could only have Doris Day singing it like she did in “Love Me or Leave Me” 1955... With Ann Miller tap dancing to it like she did in Easter Parade 1948!
Although Doris Day was a singer who could dance, the same has to be said about Ann Miller who was a dancer who could sing. Both women came from a time when an actor had to be a “triple threat”... Meaning they could Act, Sing and Dance! The majority of actors of the last 40 years can’t say that! That’s when Hollywood was truly golden!
PS Anyone who reading this, do yourself a favor and search for Ann Miller’s dance number to “Shakin’ the Blues Away” from the movie Easter Parade. I promise you won’t be disappointed!
Maya put a link to it in her post.
Wow she is an amazing singer. I didn't know her and just autoplay brought her to me. Omg. She is amazing. Is she still alive?
LOVED DORIS DAY....A REAL TALENT IN HER DAY....
Can't hold a candle to Ann Miller's version in "Easter Parade"
@ John Harding, I want to tell you I’ve been catching up on your comments. What a wonderful time of your life, it must have been. This really was a great movie of Doris Day portrayal of Ruth Etting. I made it my goal to never miss any film she played in, especially musicals. I was fortunate enough for many to tell me I looked a lot like Doris Day in my younger years. Perhaps they were being kind because everyone knew how much I loved her . LOL. Your stepmom must have been a great screen writer. I’ve seen all of the movies you mentioned now I’m going to wait for a rerun so I can see your dad. Thanks so much for sharing your story. Lou
Не знаю из какого фильма фрагмент,но получил огромное удовольствие от просмотра.Браво !
extra on ne peut pas arreter de regarder bravo
Thank you for the Great video
This was Ann Miller's number in MGM's "Easter Parade".
NOBODY had the "Voodoo" like Doris, and she shows it here!