Got A Feelin You're Fooling | Broadway Melody of 1936 | Warner Archive

Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #BroadwayMelodyof1936
Jack Benny, Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor star in this musical
story of a stage producer, the gossip columnist with whom he's feuding and the producer's childhood sweetheart, who's determined to land a starring spot in his new show. Producer Bob Gordon (Taylor) is so preoccupied with columnist Bert Keeler (Benny) that he fails to notice Irene Foster's talent (Powell) when she auditions for him. Determined to stop at nothing in her quest for stardom.
Directed By Roy Del Ruth, W.S. Van Dyke
Starring Jack Benny, Eleanor Powell, Robert Taylor
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[@phillippvongrahl9569]

One of the most elegant dance films of the 30s and thus of the entire film history.

[@JM-lw3nx]

Robert Taylor was impossibly handsome.

[@Streetw1s3r]

This era is just magical. Like a dream. The way people dressed, the way they talked, the music and vocals. What I time it would've been to be alive.

[@meyay5757]

Apart from being painfully handsome and suave, I realize that Robert Taylor was a really good but underrated actor. His expressions, especially with his eyes he engages fully with his partner and the situation, he is the one that closes the distance and makes them become compact.

[@ginarange8761]

Robert Taylor. <3

[@phillippvongrahl9569]

The bartender and dancer of minute 2.15 is Nick Long Jr. (1907-1949), a child star in early silent film, who was later a well-known dancer and actor on Broadway stages and very successful in London for a few years. He incorporated more elements of gymnastics into his choreographies and was not a representative of ballroom dancing like Fred Astaire.

[@catlover34fl]

Love the 1930s music, orchestras, dances, clothes, cars, songs!!!!

[@erinmaria16]

Robert Taylor is so beautiful 😊 I can't 😭✋

[@stephenindc9102]

Finally... the full thing ... a masterpiece....

[@tomadalove5852]

The people of the 30's sure were good looking...pure elegance, poise, intelligence.

[@cahlindinhaloira]

I wanted this fashion to come back, especially the hair styles

[@anthonycooper6789]

I love that wonderful 'silver-light' that some of these old-time movies were glowing with...magical!

[@joelstein4657]

Real life was so hard for most people that for a nickle they could go and be in another world of glamour and wealth, if only for 60 or 90 minutes.

[@chrimar5193]

Hmmm, pure bliss! Makes me whistle along to it and, sort of, dance along to it. Music that fills our hearts with joy!

[@pammajidy9487]

Confirmed, I’m 100% smitten

[@WondrousEarth]

True movie magic from a era which showcased wonderful dancing, beautiful people and costumes, happiness abounds, like a dream ☺

[@WGARVA]

Her hair. What in the world. That had to take time.

[@gabrielzepeda4180]

I agree, it is a masterpiece. Show us the heart, class and feelings of an era. Perhaps I am wrong, but have the idea that the thirties were, possible, the most influential years for popular music for the rest of the XX century:

[@JensineBenitez]

I've got a feelin' you're foolin'

[@bluefire9147]

Simply incredible!