Puttin' on the Ritz

[@ricaburton]

Love him and love this out-of-character bit. He's absolutely sensational.

[@bobbyserrato1949]

Norma was a national treasure...we must never forget about her and the actress she was..

[@bobbyserrato1949]

A GREAT MOVIE A D SONG

[@honeybeebadger]

Gable was the King of Hollywood

[@sandraoman3437]

Literally hilarious. love love love too much.

[@Kimmyokam]

Norma Shearer's face at 30 seconds in, lol.

[@jbrobertson216]

Love the sophisticated ladies overly passionate response as if she experienced an inner muscle flutter

[@edwardpate6128]

Out of character for Gable but he did an awesome job!

[@elvisobsessor]

this always makes me smile!! :)

[@Mama-Ames]

Dear Mr. Gable... Love of my life... Oh how I adore you! You make my heart go pitta pat, pitta pat... forever... for always.💕💕💕💕💕

[@MrJonasx44]

I didn't Know he could dance so well!

[@XX-gy7ue]

So excellent , when brilliance was in style !

[@chuckberger3196]

Really great performance.....making fun of the whole thing. Earlier in this film (Idiot's Delight), there is a a scene of Gable as a chorus "boy" in top hat and tails singing and dancing to By The Light of the Silvery Moon. Also very funny.

[@jamesmoyner7499]

Chuck Berger Another musical of the 30’s where a serious and comedy actor was singing and dancing was Jimmy Stewart warbling in “Born to Dance”. He cannot carry a tune to save him!

[@agc2477]

This is so awesomely bad - an MGM high-budget, low-grade movie with Clark Gable pretending to sing and dance and Norma Shearer pretending to act.

[@dadochino]

Genial!!!!!

[@SuperOMG123456]

My goodness he is so cute

[@henryremnant3340]

The girl just behind Gable seems to be fiddling with something towards the end. I wonder if she was wearing a harness to take his weight and was getting it ready to hook on?

[@starzzyshineleia]

didi he said "it was" or "blonds" before saying "come on"??pls reply

[@pauluap1000]

He could dance?

[@beatlequeen06]

Ah, bless him for doing this, but it's such bad dancing! I adore Clark Gable, but...just no. He's better in serious roles. Thank goodness for dancers like Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.