Ginger Rogers and Lucy do The Charleston

Ginger Rogers dances The Charleston with Lucy and Kim!

[@maryw246]

I was a flight attendant back in the 1980’s and top of the list of lovely stars on planes was (along with Dolly Parton)was Ginger Roger’s. Class act!

[@michaelglouberman5531]

As a kid, I was in a restaurant in Palm Springs when Ginger Rogers walked in. I had no idea who she was, but the whole place gave her a standing ovation.

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Wow! I’m a huge fan of hers what an awesome thing to have witnessed

[@MsZoedog66]

That would have been so cool 🌵💗

[@MJ-wrty]

Wow!

[@MrCrowebobby]

@Dixie Paste No, she just entertain multi-millions of people for many years. What have you done for us lately?

[@MrCrowebobby]

@Dixie Paste You need a bit of common sense; applause is the universal signal of appreciation for entertainers, not for war heroes or brain surgeon or scientists or Pope's sermons or great lays. No one thinks entertainers are more important than Nobel Prize winners or brain surgeons or great war heroes, this is just the long-established way of displaying appreciation for that particular portion of society. Get a grip.

[@bostonblackie9503]

When asked, on a show hosted by Burt Reynolds, what she missed, Ginger said right away "Lucy."

[@mark1968]

Wow, just wow. Ginger never lost any of her style. What a mover.

[@LuigiobordisPinto]

mark1968 And in High Heels haha thats amazing !

[@mark1968]

Absolutely. Ginger was amazing. -)

[@lydialily846]

mariano barbieri Really ! Was that all you could see ? That she is 60 yrs old here & can still move like that meant nothing ,,, U only saw ‘fat ‘ God that’s so sad !

[@alanaronald244]

amen

[@ThrivingWithTheSussexes]

@mariano barbieri That's fat? 😏

[@trevorpugh6475]

Ginger Rogers... simply the BEST ❤️

[@jeffharder8706]

I’ve never seen Ginger Rogers in her older years. She’s beautiful!

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

she stayed beautiful well into her later 60s and 70s.. however, once she reached 80 she let herself go, and told the world they could go to Hell (saw her on Johnny Carson saying it) !

[@lb4585]

@@Nunofurdambiznez is not like you let yourself go at age 80... life happens jhbgdhfjgbdfhjgb

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

evidently you didn't read the following..."once she reached 80 she let herself go, and told the world they could go to Hell (saw her on Johnny Carson saying it) !"

[@judd442009]

Ginger Rogers was 60 years old when she danced with Lucy and Lucie in this episode. Ginger's footwork was still amazing in 1971.

[@guerralg63]

I turned 60 in November 2023, and I couldn't do one minute of that dance routine 😮

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Imagine being part of the studio audience and seeing a live performance of Ginger Rogers dancing the Charleston AND accompanied by Lucille and Lucy. Wow! Not only that but Lucille and Lucy could say, "I danced with Ginger Rogers". All three ladies gave a wonderful performance.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

*Lucie. In the 1936 Astaire and Rogers film Follow the Fleet (costarring singer Harriet Hilliard before she married Ozzie Nelson; and in glimpses newbie Betty Grable), Lucille Ball cameoed in a long dance clip to the song "Let's Face the Music and Dance." At start of the scene, Fred is at a gambling table in a yacht surrounded by eveninggowned lovelies, Lucille to his immediate left. They all smile and approve as he wins, but the moment his luck downturns, they raise their elegant noses in the air and desert him. In the next scene he's on deck of the yacht, where a ballgowned Ginger strolls to the ship side and steps up a parapet, about to jump off in despair. Fred rushes to her side, seizes her hand and pulls her to the dance floor, where he engages her in a slow mutually consolatory dance to uplift her mood. Meanwhile the trio of earlier seen young lady "swans" glides by (Lucy in the middle, the tallest) and continue their snub of him. Fred and Ginger segue into a great dance sequence. But in other late '30s and early '40s films, Lucy was featured as a dancer, as in a beautiful and funny stage sequence 1940 of her "Doin' the Jitterbug Jive," at start of which she tosses off her mink coat. I read somewhere that Lucy and Ginger were third or so cousins.

[@TVonthePorch]

That could only happen in the imagination, because there was no audience for the filming of this episode. Argue with me til the cows come home--there was not.

[@RoverBoy1899]

@@TVonthePorch you're correct. There was an imminent writer's strike coming, and so they had to film and choreograph very quickly without the use of a studio audience. It was one of the few Lucy shows ever not to film in front of a live audience. You could have provided that information instead of just being a bit of a dick.

[@bostonblackie9503]

@@TVonthePorch Why not just give an interesting piece of trivia!

[@MP-ox1iz]

There was a writer's strike. No audience

[@ameroux]

Even in her later years and not in top shape she danced like a dream. She moved so lightly it looked effortless. Hats off to Ginger!

[@hellokitty777able]

I feel Ginger was more beautiful as she aged. Not an easy feat. Lucille was always beautiful.

[@ameroux]

@@hellokitty777able So true!

[@ericnelson9100]

Once a dancer, always a dancer. Dancers never seem to lose their agility and spryness.

[@ericnelson9100]

@@hellokitty777able Yeah, without the wig and chicken fat rubbed on the camera lens, LB looked quite different. By this time smoking had ravaged her face and her voice had noticeably deteriorated; there was a reason why she had a rule that photographers were not allowed to take close-ups.

[@MrVidaeverdade]

Everyone is focusing on Ginger and Lucy here because they were superstars, but watch Lucie Arnaz in this clip. Watch how she kicks up her heals, so much energy. I realize she was 40 years younger than the other two, but still she pulls off some spectacular dancing.

[@el705]

you are right, and being Lucille's daughter she is bound to be full of talent

[@vkaygee]

She was mimicking early Ginger Rogers’ moves.

[@lydialily846]

And those loooooong legs !! All 3 were fab ..

[@coloradochinesecrest]

Meh... Never found her to be anything but average... 😴

[@lisaaugustin5400]

Luci Arnez was young stuff, thats why she danced better !!!

[@themarquis336]

I mean what level of TV entertainment. My God! Exhilarating, inspiring and true. Just wonderful.

[@filmidioten]

OMG Ginger is SIXTY years old here and look at those moves, in high heels even! Holy Pope-see!

[@michaelsternberg7320]

filmidioten people don't realize that not only did she keep up with Fred Astaire she did it backwards and in heels.

[@rockeryhudpeck3390]

Those really aren't high heels.

[@MsZoedog66]

I thought so!

[@MsZoedog66]

Yeah? You try dancing in them, see how high they are lol

[@calisongbird]

@@michaelsternberg7320that is such an old meme… come up with something original

[@marsnr1]

So who else is here after wachting them dancing on "Singe Ladies"?

[@bleepiestofbloops]

Never in my life expected to see Here's Lucy in a meme.

[@reno1uest]

@@bleepiestofbloops i know. Here's Lucy was not as respected of a TV show as The Lucy Show much less I Love Lucy. But, it was still Lucy.

[@teke735]

Me. lol

[@BasilHWhite]

Genius match up

[@elelsey]

Guilty as charged

[@1aikane]

When TV was really classy and was full of genuine talent

[@lanecountybigfooters5716]

To think that Ginger and Lucy were both 60 years old here and knocked it out of the ballpark! And Lucie did an amazing job, too. Also amazing to think that Lucy got her start as a background extra on Ginger's movies! She had a bit part as a fashion show model in "Roberta" in 1935, then a first speaking part (one line) on "Top Hat" also in 1935, and then a small part as one of Ginger's friends on "Follow the Fleet", made at the end of 1935 and premiered in early spring of 1936, thanks to Ginger and Ginger's mom, Lela, who was Lucy's acting teacher at RKO. The ladies were friends all their lives. Awesome! Two amazing women.

[@lindapullan6937]

Thank you so much for sharing this information.

[@slinkydragon11]

Yes, thank you for the background info on this! That's incredible!

[@johntrojan9653]

AWE SOME !!!!!!!!!!!! 🌟🌟🌟

[@alizahalon]

You talk like 60 is old. It's not. It's young! I thought 60 was old when I was 7. I was talking about my grandparents to my mother. She said "Oh no. 60 is young ". Boy was she right.

[@Frenite]

Wait, they were only 60 in this? They looked a lot older.

[@Sweet_Dee]

Wow! I hope to be half as fit and stylish as Ginger at that age. She's goals

[@sharroncalundan7794]

Am 74. Saw Luci Arnaz on Broadway in “They’re Playing our Song” in late 1970’s. My late husband & I saw her here in San Francisco 8 years ago doing solo show. Great dancer, entertainer and cabaret singer. Wonderful show in an intimate room. Loved her show.

[@debrabolton9372]

I loved Lucille Ball and Ginger Rogers. Two very talented and classy ladies.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

They were best friends in real life.

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

😍🌸🌼🌷🌺💚

[@scotnick59]

And both were 1911 babies

[@msyellarose]

When Tv was classy and showcased some real talent

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

🌸🌼🌷🌺🧡💚

[@terrencegriffin6812]

Amen

[@jerrynavarro2404]

Such beautiful innocent times not like today.

[@SnowGirl098]

Ginger Rogers really was a stunner, wasn't she?

[@renarga6886]

Both she and Lucy were - they were both pin-up girls in the 1940s.

[@rodneyjordan6745]

I knew Lucy kept her good looks, but having never seen a picture of Ginger Roger's, I have to say, she was a knockout.

[@skammer2007]

Lucy had GREAT legs

[@user-co7fb6qe5w]

Both of course!

[@jaywhite1019]

Even in her last appearance..,at the 1989 Oscars. Fabulous legs!

[@jhandle4196]

Ol' girl had some bony sticks. She probably made Ginger wear that long skirt because her dancer's legs next to Lucy, and her daughter's would have made them look truly ridiculous.

[@1m6]

Ginger's voice hardly changed. omg

[@titusdiodoros1876]

They just slayed this routine.

[@Theaddora]

Little Lucie was so cute!!

[@robstockton2463]

I saw her on stage in “They’re Playing Our Song,” she’s a better singer-dancer than Lucy was, and she had some excellent comedy chops, too. I’m not sure why she isn’t more famous.

[@Theaddora]

@@robstockton2463 and she was a beautiful young woman. If you ever saw her in the movie about the Black Dahlia, you would see why I say that.

[@deblopez2571]

what a great moment in TV history, I love this, thank you for sharing, this vid is perfect with my morning coffee, Cheers from V.A.

[@GodsFavoriteBassPlyr]

Amazing.. of course Ginger and Lucy were off the charts.. but Lucie knocked it out of the park. What a great scene. (I miss real TV.. and stars with class, who were actually entertainers.)

[@tarnsand]

Ginger and Lucille were very good friends. Lucille was part of Ginger's mother Lela Rogers' Hollywood Playhouse for aspiring actors/actreses on the RKO set. Lela treated Lucille like a daughter and fought to get her young actors and actresses decent parts in films of the day. Ginger and Lucille were both strong business women as well as amazing talents. So enjoyed this clip. Thanks for upload.

[@ljbottjer4058]

More than that, they two ladies were cousins. Not first, but 2nd or third.

[@tarnsand]

Lj Bottjer When Lucy appeared on the Phil Donahue Show she said when asked if she and Ginger were related; ' I don't know where that rumour started maybe because we were so close like sisters...I don't know'.

[@KeithDec25]

Ginger was cousin by marriage to Rita Hayworth

[@MrVidaeverdade]

Lucy and Ginger thought they were related because Ginger had a Ball in her ancestry. But I don't think anyone ever came up with an actual connection. If they were related at all, it was very, very distant.

[@vkaygee]

They were also in Roberta and Top Hat together!

[@vcs206]

Stars with class.

[@Sarasdad91]

WOW!!! This was entertainment. Where has it gone?

[@floorrunner]

The reference by Ginger Rogers about Katharine Hepburn in this clip was because she and Lucy starred with her in "Stage Door" in 1935 along with other up and coming stars Ann Miller and Eve Arden.

[@bryanismyname7583]

'37.

[@dariowiter3078]

floorrunner It's "Katherine," not "Katharine."

[@floorrunner]

Dario Witer I spelled it correctly. She spelled it with an A not an E. please look it up.

[@dariowiter3078]

floorrunner Yup, you're right! Just went on Wikipedia and saw the spelling of her name. Thanks for the correction! 👍 😃

[@floorrunner]

Dario Witer Not a problem at all. I just happen to be a big Katharine Hepburn fan that's how I knew.

[@monarene44]

Lucy blessed us for so many years. I miss her so much.

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Mona, How are you doing?

[@bushwickbaby]

I love Lucy and Ginger in "Stage Door" (with Eve Arden and Katharine Hepburn)...it's great!

[@rubberduckie8922]

What amazes me is how she could do all her dances in such high heels, especially the charlston! Look at her high heels, compared to Lucy's flat shoes. It's amazing! And at 60!

[@lindashelley3635]

rubberduckie8922 I don’t know who originally said it, but there is a very famous quote that; “Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels.”

[@msr1116]

@@lindashelley3635 .....it might have been Ginger herself---or a well known feminist along the lines of Gloria Steinem, Betty Friedan or Bella Abzug, probably during an interview regarding women whose skills and abilities can match or even surpass a man's in very many instances.

[@elisabethvalade9866]

BECAUSE she was a dancer. Lucy and daughter weren't. But they were RIGHT THERE, too!!

[@showtunestarpower]

This is a minute of show business pure joy. Thank goodness for film and video. Lucy and Ginger live forever - and how lucky we are that Luci Arnaz is still alive with plenty of high kicks left in her!

[@waynebrasler]

Ginger kept her looks and kept working. She did films, she did Broadway, she did T.V. She was one tough dame with one tough mother. She also was a genius. Fred and Ginger remained lifetime friends. Lucie always impressed me on these shows. She should have won a Tony for "Promises, Promises" and didn't even get a nomination.

[@julietteyork3721]

Lucy’s legs at age 60 were the envy of women half her age. Ginger was also still amazing at age 60. Two superstars. RIP legends.

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Juliette, How are you doing?

[@julietteyork3721]

@@Kelly-nm4kw Good. How are you?

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

@@julietteyork3721 I’m well thanks for asking Juliette. Nice to hear from you where are you from?

[@ralphewell8398]

They should have put Lucy in heels.

[@mjones4083]

@@ralphewell8398 She would have towered over Ginger then .

[@johnvrabec9747]

FYI, Ginger won a Charleston competition when she was a teenager, that's why she nailed it in this episode. What an amazing lady, she's one of a kind and we were lucky to see her in all her movies and TV specials. Thanks for posting this gem.

[@georgemcclinchy796]

That was an amazing little segment of how great entertainment used to be.

[@walterajimenez9466]

Ginger Rogers, pure dancing talent.

[@jamesmorris913]

Notice..Ginger's the only one doing this in HEELS!

[@robstockton2463]

She’s also the only one that doesn’t look like she’s winging it.

[@ericnelson9100]

@@robstockton2463 She's also the only one who can actually dance!

[@bruceg.6282]

To watch Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire dance is amazing.

[@dariowiter3078]

Ginger was a teenager in the '20s, just like Lucy, when she did this dance, which explains why she still did this well in 1971! 👍👍👍👍👍 😀😀😀😀😀

[@geoffreyphipps2542]

TOTALLY

[@Justin.Martyr]

*I'm GLAD that you gave the Date at 1971; as IT was NOT GIVEN*

[@beck943]

They don't make 'em like this anymore... Can you imagine 60 year olds in 40 years trying to twerk? Classless EW 🤢

[@user-sm7dr9bk5u]

Ah, those wonderful golden days when you saw true entertainment on TV. Sigh. Long gone.

[@ericnelson9100]

Shows like this made you realize just how bad TV was back in the era of the three major networks. Shameless stunt casting, bottom feeder scripts that were bought on the open market for $100 and recycled over and over, hokey premises, stilted dialogue, etc. I suppose shows like this provided an escape from the turmoil engulfing the real world , but still, they didn't have to be so cringey.

[@maciek___]

The best part starts at 0:00, and ends at 2:07!

[@turnedaround4954]

The quality of Ginger Roger's dancing here is excellent- wow

[@corydaniels2967]

Hey, that is the best thing I have seen all day. !

[@kaila62kaila]

I know. It made me smile!

[@lottiewoo39]

Sitting here on 31 May 2020 feeling sad for the world. Then this pops up on my recommended. Thank you youtube, cheered me up x

[@RememberRox]

Ginger was a stunner in her younger years and just as stunning here. She had a bubbly personality, she just shines here, what a wonderful person she must have been.

[@Bradat26]

I probably saw this episode when I was a kid (15 at the time), but didn't realize how good it was. Like so many others have said, they don't make shows like this anymore. Bravo to both of these classy ladies for doing The Charleston at age 60, and making it look so effortless.

[@ronleight9341]

Wow! I'm most impressed with Lucie, I thought she was just going to hold Ginger's purse! And she hung right in there with her Mom and Ginger!

[@gigiduhermoine890]

It's nice to see Lucille Ball in short's... Ginger Roger's was so beautiful ..!! As she aged she still had that "little-gitl" charm..!

[@kllwc7772]

Gigi Du Hermoine Great legs/ Gams! 😍

[@gnirolnamlerf593]

You know what they didn't do, that I expected them to do? Be huffing and puffing at the end. Amazing! All three ladies hit it out of the park.

[@americaelibertas2453]

What a classic and memorable scene and such a catchy song to dance to, even the audience was enjoying the 1920s era dance number and what a great trio to do it too with Lucille Ball, Ginger Rogers, and Lucie Arnaz. From what I read, Ginger Rogers and Lucille Ball had a decades-long friendship that began back when Ginger's mother helped both of the two women achieve their full potential in their acting careers. Very talented and professional women. So awesome to see them both in their sixties and still having the spunk they had in their younger years especially Ginger who was perhaps one of the most talented dancers Hollywood every knew.

[@brucedavidsmith4206]

The most beautiful part of Ginger’s Charleston here is at the very beginning. She begins slowly and pulls her audience in with some very slight hand movements and an infectious eye twinkling at 0.33-0.34. Then she ups her game showing us her amazing dancing. I’ve watched this clip several times just to see those beginning hand movements and eye twinkling. A truly gifted professional who has never been topped.

[@mark1968]

Fantastic stuff. Even in this little scene Ginger shines. what a star!!

[@sugarlove]

Ohhhhh that was sooooooooo sweet to watch!!! What a wonderful video!!!

[@JStephs1950]

I'm 73, so I lived through the early TV era. I never really clicked with much of the humor back then. (My favorite humorists/comedian of that era was Ernie Kovacs.) I recognized Lucy's talent as an actress, too, but never warmed to her serious roles. As I recall, her politics didn't jibe with mine, either. For years, I didn't have a lot of respect for her, just because she wasn't my cup of tea. (I never much cared for Burt Lancaster, Jimmy Cagney, and some others, either.) But I came to respect her to infinite depths when I learned that she had bet almost her entire fortune on "Star Trek" (the original series). She lost control of DesiLu productions because she insisted on continue back of that show, which obviously made 100s of $Millions for its later owners. She stuck by her people and didn't give up on them or what she believed in. That takes real courage and genuine caring. Here's to Lucy!!!

[@MARCBSTN]

I love the part @ .33 when the music starts to play and ginger starts dancing. You know you are going to be in for a real treat.

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

One shot in the classic "Stage Door" lines up Lucille Ball, Ginger Rogers, and Ann Miller: Mame, Mame, and Mame (not counting Eve Arden, who was Mame in the West Coast production of the non-musical version). In 1969, Ann was playing the part on Broadway, Ginger in London, and Lucy was already scheming to get the movie (if only she could have done it at this point, before she broke her leg).

[@ltcolumbo9708]

Ginger I love you! ALWAYS Thank you Lucille 2 greatest talents of all time

[@Marsha_Ann]

Wow that was so cool! To see Ginger Rogers after all those years. And still got the dance moves! And then her and Lucille Ball still able to move like that together so well at an older age. Talent all the way.

[@jeffthompson549]

Lucie had talent too, but when your mom is Lucille, you are bound to be full of talent.

[@reno1uest]

Don't forget that her father Desi Arnaz had a lot of musical background himself. Both parents were very, very talented people.

[@jonthomas8569]

@@reno1uest yes! Lucie's musical talents certainly came from her father. She's a wonderful singer, and has an incredibly quick wit.

[@METerrell]

@@jonthomas8569 You should hear Desi Jr on the drums. He played them a couple of times in the first season of Here's Lucy & in one of the episodes with Wayne Newton singing (he was 25/26 at the time).

[@thalialuvmx]

wow lucy and ginger go waaaaaay back to RKO 1930s; we're talking longtime friends!!!

[@jamesfox2579]

Ginger's flawless! LOVE it!

[@jsmcfariii]

Amazing

[@njlillycline]

Watching these two legendary, beautiful women reliving their youth which is so far away now is wonderful. To them, it wasn’t long ago and they go right back once the music begins!

[@b0ajvk8]

That was fantastic. Ginger Rogers is awesome. I love her.

[@guyinsf]

Lucy and Ginger had been great friends going back to the 1930s!

[@1105pitbull]

"Ginger Rogers' fame had an early start and was possibly all thanks to the dance craze of the 1920s - the Charleston. As The Washington Post details, in 1925, Rogers won a dance competition in Texas. The 14-year-old wowed judges and was crowned the "Charleston Champion of Texas."

[@Andremedia]

Thanks for mentioning that! Ginger's doing a foreshortened version of her Charleston deleted from Roxie Hard (1942). I remember this Lucy Show episode as a child thinking it was wierd, but seeing it now it's just totally precious!!

[@slc1923]

Now this is real talent.

[@beecee9681]

Awesome. Watching this just made me feel happy.

[@oiooi6460]

Ginger Rogers. Simply class.

[@pejmankooklanfar2674]

Ginger Rogers mom and daughter three gorgeous ladies back then what a great memory

[@jarocats]

Thanks so much for this!

[@TheGwimWeaper]

Ginger was phenomenal. Every equal to Fred Astair, Brilliant

[@sandramurray5879]

Wow - can they dance! Absolutely amazing.

[@sarahberkner]

I've heard about the Charleston but I don't think I've actually seen it, it's like the precursor to the Macarena or the Cha-Cha Slide. And Ginger Rogers is like a real-life Disney princess.

[@nmahangu]

Lucie arnaz at 0:55... beautiful !

[@ladyrachel13]

My mother's aunt and her namesake won a Charleston dance contest back in the 1930's.

[@flamenqueantesthedodges6372]

The magic word is 'performance'. As. professional performer you can stay at the scenery even at their ages. Whatever it is. 🌟😁😘🌟🥺💰🚚🌎🎼🎻❤️😃

[@tinadiggs7456]

Ginger Rogers could dance!!!!!

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Tina, How are you doing?

[@classicmovieclub9760]

I think this video majkes me the happiest person in the world! Look at em go! I just love this!

[@milliondollarredhead]

Both Lucille Ball & Ginger Rogers were 60 years old in 1971, when this episode played on TV. Ginger's legs were gorgeous, even at that age & as she got older. Not surprising for someone who danced her whole life...Loved this! Thanks for the post...Red

[@tracyross7696]

I’ve watched this at least half a dozen time! Love it!

[@catchacobra4765]

She was the best.

[@onearmy942]

What an absolutely wonderful routine... legendary ladies.

[@bigwillietheb]

I love Ginger Rogers, great dance with Lucille Ball & Lucy Arnez

[@MartinRiosIII]

An innocence America will never see again ... 🇺🇸 ❤️

[@chipnormandy4537]

Absolutely incredible!!!!

[@michaelnewton5873]

Three talented ladies.

[@mickram23]

Wow! Look at Ginger move in this clip! Fantastic.

[@MsZoedog66]

Wowsers - Lucy and Ginger have to be plus 60 in this - cudos! 💗💗💗🌵

[@mbird2yahoo2]

How Refreshing. Real talent and entertainment.

[@AstralPixie]

Just watched "Stage Door", Ginger and Lucy were terrific in it! My understanding is that they remained friends for life.

[@LJ-ht4zs]

They met before "Stage Door" and Ginger's mother ran a group to help young performers get roles; Lucille also did the same at Westinghouse - Desilu Studios - that is when she met Robert Osbourne and recommended he go into the commentary side of the acting business - advice he followed.

[@AstralPixie]

@@LJ-ht4zs Neat, thanks for the info!

[@kdaniel8721]

Pure talent!

[@jerrynavarro2404]

That was great television 📺 👏 😀 👍!

[@lovinglife1953]

Hats off to the technical genius.

[@garynicholas3772]

God Willing, Three great talents. My thought. Amen

[@michaelbarrett27]

At 60, Ginger's footwork is still squeaky clean. 👌

[@Grova]

No hiding it in those white heels, either!