[HQ] It's A Most Unusual Day (Finale) (A Date With Judy-1948)

[@JustineWittich]

Came to love every single movie Jane Powell was in. What a magnificent talent she was. Ah, those were the days of beautiful music and beautiful stars.

[@phoebelajoie5466]

You can see her pure joy when she sings this. Jane Powell you will be missed.

[@theoctobercountry]

Holy cow, both Jane and Elizabeth were STUNNING back in the day! Such beautiful technicolor images----and such a catchy tune, beautifully performed.

[@thebeatnumber]

Just realised Elizabeth was just a child here; 15 going on 16. One can only imagine how intimidating her beauty must have been for grown ups around her. Hopefully she was protected from the perverts of Hollywood at the time.

[@bostonblackie9503]

I believe they were bridesmaids at each others first wedding!

[@michaeldonovan504]

Jane Powell was fantastic.

[@andyhowlett2231]

Now THIS is the type of film they have forgotten how to make. There have been a few attempts but they don't have the warmth, the charm or the joy of these old films. We watched it last night and we actually cheered at the end!

[@markeckart4455]

When stars were stars ,pure nostalgia ,a real sweet movie ,Jane Powell was wonderful ,beautiful voice

[@ferzach8687]

The song reminds me of famuly guy, a wonderful time for pie

[@garylevinson38]

Everything, everyone, every song, every movie from that time was just wonderful. Nothing comes anywhere close today!

[@direfranchement]

What a beautiful young woman she was!

[@christinegruenberg3120]

This is such a cute movie. I love the songs and the Jane Powell sings them. They don't have teenage years like that anymore.

[@scottsdaleglenn]

RIP, the amazing and talented Jane Powell. A true star!

[@jamareethornton9493]

I miss music like this, when everyone could just hop in because you could actually hear the lyrics. Sometimes, I just wanna hear the voice and vibe with it you know?

[@edwardjones4870]

Elizabeth Taylor looks so stunningly beautiful in this scene, but Jane Powell steals my heart!

[@zsuzsuspetals]

How can you not be happy watching this. What a different time it must have been.

[@leepe6956]

Rip Ms. Powell…the last star of the Golden Age of Musicals

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Jane Powell = the most underrated MGM soprano, unfortunately! It's so clear how fabulous she was just from this one scene/song!

[@joesampson7724]

Excellent!

[@RuthLawson-uq9ky]

Never heard of Jane Powell she's fantastic

[@gumbyjump1]

Everyone was so beautiful!

[@dianaaljadeff2983]

Rip marveleus Jane Powell (1929-2021)

[@lorrainechandler7864]

Just learned the news of her death.I love her in all of her musicals.Beautiful voice and a beautiful smile. God Rest Her Soul.🙏🙏

[@nycsguy]

I first heard it as a clip in That's Entertainment! I love how cheerful and upbeat the song is; I wish it was longer...

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

It was anything but usual when Miss Powell was involved. Rest in peace, sweet lady. 🤍

[@Heyjay454]

Thank God we have these captured for eternity rest in heaven Jane Powell along with everybody else

[@JimBales]

I heard this at the theater for the first time when I was 7 years old and never forgot her.

[@micheltabeira677]

Glorious Jane Powell at her best, such an incredible scene captured forever. Oh, Jane Powell, so great singer

[@margaretlouisehodges8945]

A delightful Jane who continued singing for a very long time and still looks great at 85.

[@drstorm]

I've always loved this movie and this song, and not to mention Jane Powell herself. However, I have to say that I could watch these technicolor films simply for the color alone! They are a real feast for the eyes. I don't know if this film was actually filmed using the three strip technicolor process, but its color is still stunning nonetheless. I know in the early technicolor days that great care was taken in selecting just the right colors for sets and costumes to show off the coloring systems potential. I mean, just look at "The Wizard Of Oz". Technicolor was relatively new in 1939 and I think Noel Langley knew what he was doing when he changed Dorothy's slippers from silver to ruby...I think silver would have been amazingly dull.

[@plestj]

D.R. Storm Yes this is 3 strip Technicolor, which debuted in 1936.

[@alexvaliansky7707]

@@plestj Disney used it in 1932 for his Silly Symphony cartoon Flowers and Trees.

[@JENNATHEZOMBIEE]

Cool

[@jimrick6632]

YOU ARE SOOOO RIGHT ABOUT 3 STRIP TECHNICOLOR...JUST WATCH THE COLOR FILMS AFTER 1954....FADED AND GLOOMY COLOR.....AS FOR JANE POWELL...I HAVE HAD A CRUSH ON HER SINCE 1948 WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD...SHE JUST PASSED AT 92.....SO REST IN PEACE MS. POWELL.......

[@drstorm]

@@jimrick6632 I hate to hear that. She was a tremendous talent!

[@lucasleonardo1089]

R.I.P. Dear Jane Powell ❤

[@clhound]

Poise! Poise!

[@geoffreykruszynski8103]

Where are the doves

[@clhound]

@@geoffreykruszynski8103 They were murdered.

[@liberte5847]

Outstanding Jane Powel ever ! Merci beaucoup from Paris France and take care, Outstanding TechniColor print and outstanding historical incredible soundtrack in 35 millimeters frame. Merci beaucoup from Paris France and take care.

[@lemorab1]

As an infant in 1948, I was too young to see this in a theater when it first opened. I saw this on TV in the fifties and it has always stayed with me. Especially this song. I just today realized that Scotty Beckett played Oogie Pringle!

[@micheltabeira677]

Awesome, brilliant, and so powerful Jane Powell forever

[@gspot612]

Love! I used to send this to friends on their birthdays. RIP Jane.

[@m.sommertagviller7936]

❤ So young and so awesome. Jane🌹and Elisabeth 🌹 and beautiful Robert Stack ♥️. Our legend R.I.P.

[@arniewolfson8040]

Amazing music. Wow.❤️❤️❤️

[@amadeusnavarrogarcia6765]

I treasure those memories and values, and they might change in some cultures and generations but Im quite sure they remain in our hearts and somhere around this world

[@shalinis288]

Beautiful Indeed. SS.

[@vitameatavegamin4236]

Jane is wearing the perfect Lipstick shade for singing that song!

[@joepierce4922]

It's a "Makes my very Happy" movie!! Love it!!!

[@kathleencoleman6125]

RIP Jane Powell ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sayonara1957]

Jane Powell she ware so sweet.. and very good Singer..❤

[@Juliaflo]

,,,,,,,,One of the greatest films before I was born.

[@fakerating]

Love this song... it's fun to play on the piano..

[@spinandmarty]

what a cast!

[@carolrashee6346]

I love this song

[@leemclaury6251]

As of March 13, 2020 Jane is the only one still alive at age 90.

[@hinanos]

JANE LEGEND

[@reelincoln7747]

It’s so cool: this song was playing in the background when Cary Grant’s identity was confused in the Oak Room in NXNW: a MOST unusual day!

[@msinvincible2000]

Robert Stack was so handsome

[@josephw2905]

Jane Powell was so beautiful

[@stanleycoleman]

RIP Jane Powell

[@RosehillJewelry]

RIP Jane Powell.

[@papadop]

So that’s what it’s supposed to sound like, and no Doves were harmed in this version. Poise counts!

[@lanaodierna6670]

Jane Powell had a GORGEOUS voice! That vibrato! Ahhhhh!!!!

[@murraywoldman473]

God bless you, dear Judy!

[@ancientsgate]

I was named after the Judy in this movie. No idea why I was given Judith as a name, rather than Judaline. I think Judaline is a beautiful name!

[@bobbywimsy6741]

It assuredly is.

[@oscardobronich2233]

R.I.P.

[@flickchick8262]

It's a wonderful day for pie; you can ask all the birds in the sky.

[@dennismiddlebrooks7027]

That is a ravishing 15 year old Elizabeth Taylor, looking much like a mature young woman. She was a goddess!

[@sneople]

That's grooming talk.

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

It’s kind of odd too, when you realize Robert Stack was 29!

[@hectorornelas6182]

@@sneople cmon Elizabeth Taylor was so beautiful

[@Zlervo]

Beautiful woman

[@williamdavidfrancavilla7388]

Easy there, Romeo

[@paulopimenta6912]

Great!!!!

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

I like Jane Powell singin voice

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

She was classically trained in opera.

[@alankatz8027]

What fun!

[@timebandito4278]

Seiinfeld brought me here

[@emerybayblues]

Elizabeth Taylor really looks glamorous!

[@chascooke2878]

love it!

[@davidahlstrom7533]

I love the old sing-along scenes in the movies. These are invariably such uplifting or dramatic moments (Victor Laslow in Casablanca, Edelweiss in Sound of Music, and this great scene from A Date With Judy). I wish the movies would do this again with great sing-along songs and drop the cynicism and anger (at least suspend it). Spielberg, how about it? Ron Howard? Give us a couple of great scenes like this.

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

You can’t beat Bob Stack in a singalong! 😄

[@charlesstuart7290]

Don't forget the great sing a long of "It's a Grand Night for Singing" from "State Fair" with Dana Andrews.

[@heidibell7478]

Have you seen My Best Friend's Wedding? They have a cute sing-along scene

[@RodneytheOperaRat]

0:13 *No wonder Dinosaurs got that song from the episode A New Leaf*

[@gregoryaustin4016]

Exsquiset singer so gifted

[@TheCentaur5]

Imagine her as Scarlet O'hara in gone with the wind. nice.

[@johnsoutherland3403]

The women were so beautiful back then.

[@John_Fugazzi]

This should have been a longer finale, with everyone dressed up and looking great in soft Technicolor; it ends just when it should be getting going. And what a cast, everyone from Wallace Beery to Robert Stack and Carmen Miranda, too. The real star of this was Elizabeth Taylor, who stole every scene she was in just by being in it.

[@dudley5533]

Elizabeth Taylor was so gorgeous in this film clip.

[@SluffAdlin]

Ahh...Life before Rock N' Roll....seems so innocent.

[@coreycox2345]

You can see how the world welcomed Rock N' Roll after being immersed in this for a while. The world never really was that bucolic.

[@Muirmaiden]

Even the early Rock N Roll years were quite innocent in the beginning,

[@bruceb5481]

@@coreycox2345 Sorry Corey but music was never about describing the tribulations of teenage angst. No--- life never has been that bucolic but that music was and that's why it was so loved everyone. We were recovering from the most horrible war in history. The beauty and joy helped us all ( yes I'm pretty old ) get through it. BTW, I love R&R , rock -- Floyd, Led Zep and on and on. The gradual transition into rock 'n roll was the most interesting era of American music. Listen to the likes of Johnny Ray, Frankie Lane or even the Andrews Sisters. Not to mention the country stars. Wonderful musical times . Well anyway back to Alvin Lee and Ten Years After---- move over Eric.

[@coreycox2345]

@@bruceb5481 Makes sense. At times, it was, though. I was thinking in the context of my youth, the Lawrence Welk Show and the stifling conformity and boredom of the suburbs of the 1960s, which was a bit later. Your comment reminds me of how in movies of the depression, everyone was often rich. All products of their moments in history.

[@themightycelestial]

Poise....POISE!

[@sarahohmeier7876]

Poise counts!

[@leemclaury6251]

RIP a Jane Powell

[@DanRobSo]

RIP.

[@alexistarr]

I'm here because of Seinfeld: The Chaperone.

[@coreycox2345]

How do you remember the title after all these years, Alexi Starr?

[@Roxas2010]

Car commercial brought me here

[@JENNATHEZOMBIEE]

Same

[@waynej2608]

But, I don't believe Jane is singing in the commercial. Sounds more like a Doris Day rendition, but I'm not certain. If anybody knows, pls enlighten me. Ty.

[@mranthonyjhilder]

(admin) Innocence lost since that time, culture changing and breaking down in my opinion and whether society survives is in question. Its not if its beliefs are true or not ... what it depends upon is if the beliefs work and hold it together.

[@caraqueno]

Innocence, for whom? All of the evils that modern society has now were very much in place back in 1948 when this film was made. In several ways, people had it worse. It was these utopian (all-white) suburban areas portrayed in films that offered a respite and retreat from the very real world outside the movie theaters. Film stuidos churned out the make-believe to give audiences a respite from and hope for a better life on the outside. Too often, commenters here confuse "movie reality" with "reality reality". That can happen but it goes nowhere.

[@dre-p3058]

Carmen Miranda was in this too

[@JoshMich1985]

What's the note Jane hits at the end?

[@DIMON_CAMI]

A flat 5, I believe

[@nospoontobend2656]

Poise!!!

[@ronaldobalduinodacosta8644]

Cármen Miranda 😊

[@YoshiAngemon]

Dinosaurs brought me here! "A New Leaf," where The Happy Plant is discovered, then burned.

[@calvinlam7272]

OMG same!! In fact that’s where I first heard this song! 🦖🌿

[@dudeivealreadydonethis5tim289]

Its that song in the obnoxious Lincoln car commercial

[@billlynn3196]

Former Our Gang member Scotty Becket as the band leader.

[@rozilynmarco2834]

what is the last note she sings?

[@nazazazzaza]

that's a G#4

[@RuthLawson-uq9ky]

Who's the little boy ❓❓

[@samirbazoune5715]

Jane Powell cinéma américain Hollywood star américaine Hollywood classique

[@DavidJEyre]

I'm here because of Miss Rhode Island on Seinfeld.

[@jimfraher2166]

Makes me want to drive a Lincoln.

[@elizabethtejada2093]

ESTA PELICULA DEBERIAN SUBIR EN ESPAÑOL TRADUCIDA EN ESPAÑOL ASI SON ELLAS CON JANE POWLL ROBERT STACK ELIZABETH TAYLOR

[@Yetie_guy]

I heard this songs originates from the jurassic period. Two dinosaurs sang it while they were high.

[@pmstar117]

Movies were much simplified then, sad her career was cut short b/c she aged.

[@MikeAnthony-tv5py]

L I N C O L N

Powell is pretty. Taylor is beautiful.

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[@doomsdayangel4647]

1:10 Stan Lee is that you?

[@lcs1955]

That's the best Rodgers and Hammerstein song that they never wrote.

[@Juliaflo]

It was written in part by Nacio Herb Brown, I think.

[@flinthillsdad]

lcs1955 Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson Written for this movie.