108K views · 5K reactions | The great Vera-Ellen in Three Little Words 1950  | Só Bailarinos | Facebook

The untouchable Vera Ellen performing in the 1945 film “Wonder Man.” In this performance segment we see her performing her astonishing nerve taps and toe dancing. It can be said Hollywood had never seen anything like it. This performance is staggering when one considers that tap dancing was not her “main” dance form because she acquired so many. Observe just how well she has completely mastered the art of tap dancing. She had extensive knowledge - in multiple genres of dancing. Considered by man

Get @reshare_app • @classichollywooddancers Vera-Ellen in the 1949 film “On the Town.” There was such a thing as the “Renaissance Man” in the period of art’s High Renaissance. These were men proficient in a wide range of fields. Knowledgeable in multiple disciplines in more than one field. She appeared to be a version of this ideal in dance form. Watching this sequence I was struck by how well she shifted through different movement styles. From light waltzing - to ballet - to pantomime - to mode

Flashback Friday! Vera-Ellen and Gene Kelly in "Words and Mucic, 1948. The choreography. The costumes. The dancing. ALL OF IT. | Flash Mob America

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