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funny & nice!
ReplyDeleteThat's the Audrey II of beds.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing that film - dancing on the typewriter keyboard. Well, it is dance after all.... LOL
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the ladies' legs as strikers when I saw it in the Naro Expanded Cinema, Norfolk VA (1980's)
DeleteInfidel - I had to research that reference to get it, and you're right.
ReplyDeleteTypewriter dance... typewriter dance!
ReplyDeleteScott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDelete#1) Oh my goodness, it looks so real, I hope that person didn't get hurt too much.
#3) Wow, I didn't realize the typing strikes were ladies legs till my second look this evening and some help from Paul Walrus.
Would anyone know if that is Fred Astaire taping on the keys? Paul do you know the name of the movie?
Thanks Rick!!
Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon, from "Ready, Willing and Able" (1937)
ReplyDelete", Willing and Able", 1937 starring Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon on the typewriter. Although it looks like a Busby Berkeley routine, it was choreographed by Bobby Connolly.
ReplyDeleteSorry, Anonymous @2:56 PM, I didn't see your comment before I started typing. I love these crazy musical numbers from these 1930s movies!!!
ReplyDeleteAnon@2:56pm & Milleson - Thank you both for the info!
ReplyDeleteScott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, I owe you one, wink, wink:)