Since hearing the vinyl recording of this song for the first time around 1959 it has never lost its charm! ❤😊

Keep in mind this film was released in 1945 which means it was made in 1944 which means WW2 was still raging. Before we dropped the bomb. Rock and roll did not exist yet and this was before the development of being "cool" which started in the late 1950s. For teenage Veda to sing and play a devil-may-care party song instead of something patriotically American came off as incredibly decadent and insensitive. It's lost now but this was a clue to the audience that she was a bad kid. Making her baby sister wear makeup and dress in an outfit so flirty was kind of heathen.

Lew Ayres first silent movie and he ends up kissing Garbo! He looks barely past adolescence and the studio wondered if he could handle it so they had another actor to fill in in case. Lew Ayres did just fine!

Not even twenty thousand views this should be a million views!

Outstanding. They captured the feel of it perfectly. Wonderful chemistry for the camera and spot on styling.

What happened to the other parts?😢

Oh, that Veda.

Softly s is exactly the song of India Song "by" Carlos d'Alessio 1975 who stole the score to Romberg.

My favorite song of all time, "Summertime." Bravo. Sounds magnificent.

Incredible. Beyond phantasmagoric. I would pay money to see this on a stage

Ei assisti essa peça no teatro, foi magnifica, inesquecivel, acho que foi em 1962. Musicas lindas fiz meu pai comprar o Lp.

Goofy 😂 I love it

Judy and Jack Carter would have been as terrific a weekly team as Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman would become later. Better even!

Each performer lifted everyones spirits; together they were like the finest champagne. No wonder they made 4 film together.

The Spanish style home that they used for the exterior shots is on KZbin….it has not changed much.

It was supposed to be a sad song, not a cabaret number !

Love this movie!

Great movie, great actors!

Muito bem e muito bom-Fala portugues?

Good God.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks. My grand parents were just born when this came out.

Such fun!

💃👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷

Falta el sonido...ups!

Judy NAILED Ethel Merman!!! Audience clapped for sure!!! lol

Kinda just melted. Check in on me tomorrow.

Only thing I want more of is the woman in black sequin!

Taaao lindo!!!

Grottesca

Thank you for any post from the wonderful Judy Garland Show.

I have been a fan of Jeanette MacDonald and Maurice, the Frenchman for a long time. Perfect together.❤

It's hard to keep the fabulous Ann Miller down, but this frenetic musical number tries. Deep In My Heart is a dreadful film, but she seems to have wandered in from another movie. She was terrific, but she doesn't need this awful number around her.

Shame she lost touch with her grandson.

Two iconic entertainers, the likes of which we'll never again see in our lifetimes. Thank you for this priceless moment....Judy, with Vic!

Ahhhh... a mulherzinha barata roubou também isso de mim...

I liked all the innocent bystanders. Thank you.

Braaavaa 👏 👏

Doris sounds wonderful and young... She has such a great sense of humor... I love when she says `Doris gets foggy and froggy`, lol

There is no way that is even possible!

Difficult arrangement. Very well done!

Marvelous!

Good Lord.

Damn, Annie could DANCE.

They seem to be channeling some Luisa Casati energy in this portrayal of Nazimova

2:55 When both Ginger and Jack stare at the camera, it's gold.

Where did you get this gem?? When I fisrt read Artists and Models I thought it was Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Shirley Maclaine's movie///just to find out that this one was actually made a year earlier...guess which influence did it get?

Odd they saw no need to get a real dancer

We saw Ann Miller in the year 80 in Miami, with my mom it was spectacular there was Mickey Rooney too

They got paid per cigarette smoked on film. That one thrown out counted.