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Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #MeetMeinStLouis
Divided into a series of seasonal vignettes, starting with Summer 1903, it relates the story of a year in the life of the Smith family in St. Louis, leading up to the opening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (more commonly referred to as the World's Fair) in the spring of 1904.
The movie was adapted by Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe from a series of short stories by Sally Benson, originally published in The New Yorker magazine under the title "5135 Kensington", and later in novel form as Meet Me in St. Louis. The film was directed by Vincente Minnelli, who met Garland on the set and later married her.
Directed By Vincente Minnelli
Starring Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien, Mary Astor
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[@PapagenoMF]

For everyone commenting on how amazing house parties looked in the 1940s, this is a movie made in 1944 that takes place in 1903 during the St. Louis World's Fair.

[@jennifergonsales3376]

God Yahweh loves and offers Salvation Only by Faith in Jesus and His Sacrifice, because we are sinners and deserve hell, but God the Father who is Great in Mercy sent His Son Christ Jesus to die in our place (As it is written in Isaiah 53 , Daniel 9...), and with His Birth, Life, Death and Resurrection He gives us Life, because He is God (as it is written in Isaiah that He is a Mighty God, in Micah that He is Eternal...), and when He dies instead of us, He who is Perfect pays our sin, only by Faith in Jesus and His Sacrifice, there is no other way, no other, and He Resurrected because He is God and He is True, and because of His Resurrection we have Hope to Resurrect ourselves too The Wrath of God fell on Him, so that it would not fall on us, and He offers us Salvation Only by Faith, because our works of justice are like filthy rags before a God Three Times Holy, God bless you....

[@jostockton.]

They're also rich people, which modern audiences just conveniently forget lol

[@Fitzwilliamdarcy1000]

For everyone wanting to be a smartarse, there may well have been parties like that in the 1940s too. Was I rude? Well, so were you

[@bobbybeeman7280]

@@jennifergonsales3376 gOD AS WELL LOVES A GOOD DANCE hE WATCHED kING dAVID dance until the kings clothes fell off. Jesus went to a lot of parties as well. Jubellee is a dance of the worship and praise by the old Music leader by the name of Juble in the old testement.

[@dorislachat9581]

@@jennifergonsales3376 But...is He a Judy fan?

[@vickyg51]

My favorite part is when she starts singing her partners’ names, “Harrrrry, Charliiiie...” I always rewind for that

[@eidothea]

Mine too, especially when she sings "Tommy" - her voice softens as she's dancing with the one she fancies!

[@hacrrailwaysltd5114]

You wouldn’t think there was a war on when this was filmed

[@CT-zo2fh]

That was the point

[@jakobhopfer1997]

Escapism

[@lashondahaddock5232]

Escape to a simpler time

[@thegodfather1907]

What a great time to be American

[@antoniodre982]

Vince Ferri yeah if you were white lol

[@tashiemayb]

I liked when Johnny was singing "Lost my Partner" there was a girl in the back dancing all by herself, but he ultimately went to Judy, because it shows he really wanted to dance with her.

[@abigailfleck26]

He was watching her since 0:54

[@snooopyland]

Tashie May B Maybe that girl was a bit too shy to join in. I know I’m a bit like her too. She’s more of a people watching person then to join in. Maybe at the next house party she’ll feel more comfortable to join in.

[@1956blueeyes]

Everything that happened was choreographed that way. No one did anything that the director did not want them to do. The fact that you are treating this like it were real is really a great compliment to the director.

[@Sisi-ep3wn]

Oh, "Lost my partner" makes so much more sense! I always thought he says "Wo ist mein Partner?" ("Where is my Partner?" in German) and I was so confused why he randomly started speaking German in the middle of the song....

[@TroyTalks.]

1. this is how i imagine harvard dorm parties are. 2. judy came to slay 3. this party is more lit than the clubs today

[@patapon646]

I agree. Not a single black man in St. Louis. The good old days.

[@brianmessitte8462]

@@patapon646 You’re a racist pig.

[@brianmessitte8462]

@Mjukglass Vanilj what do you amen to that. That’s horrible.

[@e.m.p.3394]

@@patapon646 Fuck you. Also not true at all. My great grandfather and grandmother lived here during and before the war. He fought in said war and built up his own American business.

[@e.m.p.3394]

@Mjukglass Vanilj You. Are what many people call an asshole.

[@sydneykramer2926]

What a house party was like back then 😂😂

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

😆😆😆🌼🌻🌺🌸💗💚⛅😍

[@YTistooannoying]

Not really

[@patapon646]

such attires and parties didnt exist back then. Hollywood films didnt accurate depict American culture unless its western/historical film at this time. Only in the 50s to early 60s did they start depicting american culture as the rise of teenagers as a group started copying the way hollywood stars dress. In a way, this predicted the future by becoming the fashion trend starter for young people.

[@oscarwattsoboe]

@@YTistooannoying it was a joke

[@kittysectionnews]

Omg yes

[@girlonabookshelf4922]

Why can't I go to a house party like this???

[@gideonstupke2257]

We use to have ones like this all the time.

[@maryrudac8645]

Because you weren’t born back in the past a long time ago

[@rebeccap6878]

Is that Newsies I see???😁😁😁😁

[@patapon646]

Coz Black people and other races are invited now

[@Redneck322]

I would rather go to a party that had hot chicks dressed as wenches to show their busts pushed up like the Oktoberfest girls do and serve all sorts of foods and drinks to guys dressed barbarian attire or what they had on at the time.

[@bajanconji6553]

I love Judy Garland and this is the best version of Skip to My Lou that I've ever heard!. Judy's vocals are absolutely astonishing and the harmonies of the background vocalists are beautiful! Wonderful movie !

[@domenicofellini159]

It's a wonderful arrangement but I confess; without Judy's voice floating in and raising the bar tenfold, I probably would never come back to it.

[@aphillyate1]

It's all JUDY. Without her extraordinary vocal this would've been on Oklahoma cutting floor. That voice! Also the adlib look to her costar at 1:58 just makes me gag.

[@domenicofellini159]

@@aphillyate1 "Oklahoma"?

[@aphillyate1]

@@domenicofellini159 Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma

[@domenicofellini159]

@@aphillyate1 "On the Oklahoma cutting floor"... I don’t understand. I know "Oklahoma" - in fact, coincidentally, I was singing the title song as I was reading your post. But what is the "Oklahoma cutting floor" and/or what has this to do with a Judy Garland movie? Completely lost here! 😅😅

[@waynebrasler]

I was born in St Louis in 1940, my dad was a streecar motorman on the line which went behind the back yard of the Smith household on Kensington and, yes, this is what house parties were like right into the late 1950s and early 1960s. By the way, the parents were always there and the eats divine.

[@save_bandit]

Wayne Brasler this movie takes place in 1904

[@klassicalmuzik]

Wayne Brasler how could it be that way? This film takes place in the American Progressive Era. You where born in the Post Jazz Age.

[@CT-zo2fh]

He's lying. My family is from saint louis. 50's and 60's was the great white flight

[@charliejohnson6340]

Really? 😐

[@farkhasamak3098]

Damn, i wish i was born back then...instead im stuck in the 2000's

[@sophielegault2278]

Happy 101th birthday Judy Garland❤️🎉

[@klassicalmuzik]

I can’t keep my eyes off Judy. She’s just a beam of perfection and her talent is so effortless and natural.

[@domenicofellini159]

That's what they call "IT".

[@violetrose34]

Beautiful inside and out. She was also insanely talented.

[@dineroroberto309]

Exactly

[@michaelverbakel7632]

After seeing this film 3 or 4 times I wanted to run out and marry me the boy next door

[@sharicary35]

Would absolutely tear it up at a party like this

[@chriswatson2301]

Absolutely pure 40s nostalgic

[@rhythmictiger]

So weird how they don't play this in the club anymore :p

[@thegodfather1907]

Today it's all about guns, drugs, and whores.

[@fbiopenup9313]

Vince Ferri They haven’t heard ur name in any rap, so that with the whores is false.

[@samhaina]

😂

[@rosethxr]

@@thegodfather1907 exactly. nowadays songs are about relationships and violence. i loved old films and old songs.

[@patapon646]

Yeah, This predates the club. We used to party like this at the mayor's plantation

[@PretentiousPete]

this beat still goes hard

[@retroguy9494]

You can never go wrong with Skip to My Lou

[@christophergraves6725]

Looks a lot more fun and interesting than standing around nursing drinks trying to make small talk at a party.

[@sophielegault2278]

53 years ago today the world lost the beautiful Judy Garland❤️❤️ R.I.P Judy💖

[@aphillyate1]

No other performer could upstage Judy's voice ever.

[@UncleAL86]

What a time to have been alive! So clean cut, so respectful of each other. I was born 100 years too late.

[@JohnDonovanProductions]

One of Garland‘s best performances! During the filming of Meet Me in St. Louis, Garland and Minnelli had an initial falling out, but they soon started a relationship and married on June 15, 1945. Liza arrived in 1946!

[@burakalp13ylonce53]

there are very few good movies like this

[@eldermillennial2000]

I remember renting this video from my local library as they had shown it on PBS and I just had to rewatch it. Love seeing this movie each year.

[@joshuafaulks7230]

Six years later, I still have the dance memorized from when I performed it in high school.

[@pegleg747]

I wish an entire orchestra section cued in when I sing and dance to this at my house!

[@gunnarthorsen]

My mother was born in 1920. She grew up in a rural area, and once recalled that when she was a teenager, parties were called "play parties". A fiddler would go to a house, play for a while, then he or she and the young people at that house (and possibly another musician) would go to the next house, and then to the next house, picking up people along the way, etc. The last house on the stop was of course filled with people. For folks in rural areas, life in the 1930's really wasn't much different than it had been for people in 1903.

[@josephcook6442]

Judy was so beautiful. And her pure voice

[@chicago2686]

Larry 💙💚

[@lailahbezan4833]

That girl that’s like “I’ll find another prettier than you, go to another party” is a beast

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

That's supposed to be the older sister, in the movie she's kinda vain and hoping for the right husband. You can tell they're sisters because they have the same haircut cuz I guess ThAtS wHaT gIrLs Do

[@DyeMusic]

Rose’s part was always my favorite part of this song! She’s lovely

[@tadimaggio]

Every time I see this marvelous film, I ache with a desire to enter the screen and join the Smiths and their friends at their party. When Woody Allen built a whole film around that idea in "The Purple Rose of Cairo", he was speaking to a widely felt human desire to enter idealized moments created in dramatic art. I've seen theater productions where ensemble dance numbers on stage were so joyous that the happiness was infectious -- just as with the Smiths' party, you could FEEL the audience straining at the leash to go up on stage and join in the fun. THAT'S entertainment!

[@nozoparfait5361]

Why wasn’t I invited to this party it’s lit AF

[@cindyjenkins1553]

me and my mom used to link arms and skip through parking lots or just in general repeating SKIP SKIP SKIP TO MY LOU when i was little and im just figuring out its a real song lol

[@mypureimagination]

So this is what people did before the internet...

[@jacobnorris5725]

Yep great times back then.

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

😆😍👍💚🧡💚🧡

[@YTistooannoying]

No. People didn't do this. This is a movie made in the 40s about the 1900s. It is not a documentary nor real life.

[@yippedoodah]

They also churned butter!

[@oscarwattsoboe]

@@YTistooannoying as I said in the other comment, it’s a joke

[@willerthechipmunk7736]

My great grandma went to a party just like this in the 50s she loved it

[@abbeynelson5506]

When I was a freshman (lol just so you know im like 20) i swear i went through a judy garland phase where I was obsessed with her. Found this song and the trolley song i wanted to look like her

[@allthatjazzspaz95]

I'm 25 and I've been obsessed with her since I was a little child so I can relate. Used to listen to all her albums, watch her films on repeat, and read every biography of her in the library when I was a kid :) something about her immense talent and deep sadness drew me to her

[@retroguy9494]

@@allthatjazzspaz95 Hopefully you guys DIDN'T end up looking like her because by the time she was 40, all those drugs took a toll on her and she looked like a strung out old lady!

[@facelessandnameless]

@@retroguy9494 Well as long as they stay off the drugs they’ll be good 👌

[@retroguy9494]

@@facelessandnameless One can only hope.

[@George_theguy-29]

1:39 his partner is all dancing in the middle by herself while he is asking where his partner is at it took me a while to notice that lol😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@user-mn4kg3jb4j]

This classic movie was actually filmed in 1943 and released in 1944! I love this classic musical number! Everyone is fantastic in this movie!

[@sophielegault2278]

Happy 100th birthday Judy Garland🎉

[@PianoNotion]

A mix of 3 songs (Turkey in the Straw. Skip to My Lou. Yankee Doodle) Great work!

[@charliejohnson6340]

Plz I wanna go to this party lmao

[@heidielkhatib9059]

Me two I wish on my birthday I could bring my friends 4 boys and 4 girls and we could sing and dance

[@qiqiland443]

my grandma would sing this to me and my sisters when we were little

[@juliangunim3101]

who missed Judy garland in 2018 😘😘😘😍😍😚😚😙😙😗😗

[@jacobnorris5725]

I do most definitely.

[@maryrudac8645]

I miss Judy garland because she was a such great singer like when she sang over the rainbow when she was a teen and also when she was 21 no one could sing beautiful like Judy and I love the trolley song and this song it brings back so many memories from my childhood

[@maryrudac8645]

The secular humanist yeah I know

[@katiemcgrath959]

My highschool did this musical and this scene was one the of best, next to the Trolley Song. The dancing was a BLAST

[@DanYHKim2]

I had no idea that Judy Garland was so short!

[@millers3888]

4’11!

[@aldosalinas5383]

This is better than anything that is on the Billboard Charts this days!! Sad how much music has changed!

[@su-rv2uq]

These house parties looked like alot of fun!

[@sophielegault2278]

55 years ago today the world lost Judy Garland😰💔 Rest In Peace Judy Garland🕊

[@MizzMDN11]

2:15 I've always wondered if Judy Garland forgot the next steps at that part, she looks a bit lost for a few seconds

[@ChickenPermission617]

Strong possibility. Wouldn’t blame her though, those dance numbers have so much choreography that goes with them.

[@pythonprincess2]

@@ChickenPermission617 Not to mention what MGM put her through over the years.

[@retroguy9494]

@@pythonprincess2 Plus the drugs. She was probably as high as Ben Franklin's kite when she was filming this movie.

[@britney_biss]

"I won't get home til Wednesday.... Thursday.... FRIDAY...."

[@marisa0603ful]

Those traditional party atmospheres are so cheerful and romantic

[@deb-1558]

Judy was gorgeous in this film ❤

[@jacobnorris5725]

I will always love Judy Garland. And will always be the biggest and greatest number 1 fan of hers.

[@princesspeachfan100]

That makes two of us. XD

[@liberte5847]

80 YEARS AGO! INCREDIBLE SOUNDTRACK EVER! LISTEN TO!

[@joshuataylor7953]

76*

[@kaylove8663]

I wish I lived in this time and I was friends with Judy Garland she is absolutely amazing I'm her number one fan.... I feel so bad for her that she had to live the way she did her mom just used her as a cash cow and her mom is responsible for her pill addiction and MGM had no problem giving her pills to all they cared about was her voice and didn't give a crap about her emotional or mental well-being there will never be a Judy Garland she is one of the best actress/singer the entertainment industry has ever had

[@princesspeachfan100]

We're both her #1 fan. :)

[@su-rv2uq]

They destroyed alot of child performers for the same reasons, money. Still is happening today.

[@annettewilliams8330]

I so enjoy this movie

[@rosethxr]

so my grandparents got meet me in st. louis and the wizard of oz and i got stranger things? life is so unfair.

[@shannonhughes203]

@uwu What do you mean? Stranger Things is awesome 😎

[@steveconn]

A magic woman and magic film.

[@bestpossibleworld2091]

The Technicolor is absolutely gorgeous. It was an expensive process but the results are stunning. If you haven't noticed, often today's films are very dark and smokey. They have a dystopian feel to them. This reflects our very pessimistic and ugly attitude as opposed to the bright, colorful and positive film presentation of Americans in the midst of the greatest war in human history. And, of course, we are the ones drowning in our own affluence and obesity.

[@edwinclements8112]

I'm not totally sure, but I think when this was made, Technicolor was the only color movie film process available. And yes, it was gorgeous.

[@Chapin-pc2kz]

Also, you have to consider that in that time Hollywood was being run by conservatives, who tend to be happier and more optimistic because they believe in a higher being (i.e., religious). Liberals took over in the late 1960s (aka New Hollywood) which is when sex/nudity, violence, and profanity started becoming commonplace in films. The reason why movies have gotten grim and depressing in recent years is because Hollywood has been usurped by leftist radicals (i.e., 'woke') who tend to be atheists and pessimistic (and unpatriotic). The only way you will see positive, hopeful films again is if and when Hollywood pivots back toward the right. Perhaps conservatives will recapture Hollywood in the 21st century? In fact, Hollywood was rather liberal during the silent film era, and the content got increasingly dark and risqué with the advent of sound in the late 1920s. This short period (c. 1927-1934) is known as Pre-Code Hollywood and scandalized society, which is why/how religious conservatives seized control in the 1930s via the Motion Picture Production Code (aka Hays Code) and reigned supreme for the next three decades (aka Hollywood's Golden Age).

[@natashaavaleryn5198]

good memories ❤

[@eidothea]

Noticed how Judy's character's voice softened and even became more seductive when she sang "Tommy" at 1:04 - that's because she's dancing with the one she fancies!

[@Tuxxxido]

Jonny * his name was John truet I think

[@DivaStylesbyTrish]

One of my favorite movies! Me & my sister know the whole movie. 🥰🥰🥰 Not sure why we had the VHS tape, but we did! Ahhhhh great times!

[@ash40248]

So did my sister and I!😀

[@DavidGarcia-ql7qg]

The outfits back then were everything

[@retroguy9494]

Back when people actually took PRIDE in their appearance.

[@cici6295]

Must've been FUN throwing parties at your house back in those days.

[@cluely3606]

Good ol days without social media!

[@k1k0000]

ate this up and left no crumbs. the ginger hair was also the moment

[@josephivey645]

Lucille Bremer & Judy Garland have a beautiful vocal in this fr.

[@ZachIsChaotic]

Does anyone else notice the extras in the back are wearing outfits that would later be used in The Trolley Song number?

[@johnfd0210]

I didn't notice the costumes, but did notice one of the girls from that later number; no doubt St. Louis was a smaller city then!

[@ZachIsChaotic]

johnfd0210 Most of the extras in this number would later be used in The Trolley Song and various other numbers. I find that super interesting

[@liberte5847]

AN INCOMPARABLE BEST MASTERPIECE IN STEREOPHONIC SOUND FOR THAT INCREDIBLE TIME!!!!!! BRAVO BRAVO !

[@DavidGarcia-ql7qg]

Anyone els wishes their parties were this fun 🙋‍♂️

[@retroguy9494]

HELLS yea dude! This stuff is right up my alley! I LOVE parties like this!

[@TarotTanja]

Thank you so much! I live for that past!

[@gmmtvactorsmybias.billkinp5963]

I came hear for larry stylinson after discovering the SSB &

[@Grace-fu6mf]

Golden Larry Halo same

[@mariajavierawelknerballas3404]

Me encantan las comedias musicales podrían subirla completa en castellano ppr favor

[@vonalysongreg2780]

i love the ladies' dresses!!! i wanna dress up like them and dance too.. house parties wouldn't have bad reputation if it stayed like this

[@Emma_Boney]

I wish parties were like this

[@ali58457]

I'm a 21 years old mexican adult and i really love this stuff wtf

[@remistress9450]

I feel ya man,but I'm a teen.this movie was great by the way.

[@LuisGarzaHo]

Me too and I really want to dance to it and find a partner 😂😂😂😂

[@tomggabin5838]

Yes, this scene captures a pre-techie age, when it was the human imagination, the enjoyment of the opposite sex, music performed by the guests, and sheer conviviality that made the whole episode so nostalgic--for a time way before any of us can remember!

[@repent.]

@@tomggabin5838 agree

[@christiangm9373]

Im from Argentina and I’ve always felt interested in southern USA and I enjoyed this too

[@liberte5847]

Again a great MERCI to you. Emmanuel from Paris. You're the greatest ever singing and dancing. Everyone thinks of You, the greatest Emmanuel

[@millers3888]

I still am amazed at how short Judy was. Pretty much everyone in this scene towers over her. But she had that voice and presence that made you watch her the moment she came on screen ❤

[@SaxonC]

Judy Garland outshines them all! ❤️

[@interlluudebackup2]

My favorite movie!! Esp to watch on Dec 24. Love Judy in this movie. Love her character! Actually I love all of them

[@liberte5847]

THE BEST EVER FROM MY LOU!!! BRAVO!

[@teklekenchoshvili6654]

okay , It's my N-th time watching it and still not tired of it . ^_^

[@dannychavez7876]

I still can't believe how little Judy was. My wife is the same height 4'11. They do a great job making her look taller until she dances next to someone 🥰

[@aliyah2393]

She was 4’11?! I didn’t know she was THAT SHORT!! I’m 4’11 and I feel little

[@blatfrau]

I knew I heard the melody between 0:54 - 1:02 and also 1:59 - 2:05 before!! It took me a while, but it's the same melody as the theme of Barney the Dinosaur. Just in case thinks this part sounds familiar.

[@rennydesu]

Yankee doodle

[@Mae-oi1mz]

OMFG

[@masais9610]

Dude :D

[@mariasarabia9733]

Saaaame

[@liberte5847]

What and INCREDIBLE STEREOPHONIC SOUND FOR THE 40'S! INCREDIBLE

[@EJP286CRSKW]

Emmanuel Viala It is mono. Check your facts, and your ears.

[@j.e.8442]

Minnelli como director cuida cada detalle que cualquier toma de sus películas podría colgarse el Louvre

[@Mister_McCanless]

It be so kick ass with a drum beat but this is lovely

[@malinhessedahl]

Love this movie 💕💕💕📷🎬🎥🎼

[@SuperJacob1989]

Omg, house parties back then 😂 yuss... pre twirk crap.

[@liberte5847]

AN INCREDIBLE RENDERING FOR SKIP TO MY LOO EVER AND STEREOPHONIC SOFT TO MY LOO, GREAT! MERCI BEAUCOUP, THANKS A LOT FOR THAT GREAT HISTORICAL FILM MOMENT EVER. EMMANUEL FROM France. Merci Beaucoup

[@raghad1d420]

My favourite scene

[@gracelillyx1757]

RBB & SBB brought me here

[@hayleyluxton2046]

this is great

[@katecarman2604]

Movie recommendations like this, please! I need more of these movies. Movies set in this time are always going to be better in my opinion.

[@evelina3263]

the sound of music, singin in the rain, white christmas, mary poppins :)

[@graceskalniak4835]

The Music Man

[@CR-vj6vv]

My grandma used to sing this song all the time. Lol.

[@elviradonaghy6425]

Great happy Movies.

[@mtaylor2232]

i love movies of simpler times

[@shirz1841]

All the dresses look like modern day Gucci dresses😍

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

I appreciate this movie because despite it taking place in 1903/1904, most costumes worn are from the 1890s. I love both eras but definitely prefer 1890s fashion

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

@Noodle Bob ya ik... I said it was taking place in 1903/1904... it was actually pretty clear of a comment so idk where you got confused and thought I didn't know that

[@Engelbird]

Well, it IS St Louis, and they are about 10 years behind...

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

@@Engelbird lol true, but St. Louis was a boomin place back in the day like Salt Lake City, so im sure they had up to date fashion lol.

[@robertwiegman1]

This number makes the movie.

[@theresacarmody702]

Great fun .I would love to go to a party like that 🤠

[@alexishernan4289]

No matter how many movies Judy garland does She'll always be Dorothy to me lol