It's Movie Musical Friday!

A collection by Neal McKenna

Travel Writing / Thesis Editing

The 1940s  

 

I've got a Gal in Kalamazoo (1942)

The Glenn Miller Orchestra,

Marion Hutton & the Nicholas Brothers

                                                                                                                            

The Dinning Sisters

The Way You Look Tonight (1940)     

Carole Lombard & Cary Grant

And her Tears Flowed Like Wine (1944) 
Anita O'Day

The 1950s

From This Moment On

(Kiss Me, Kate 1953)

Ann Miller & Bob Fosse

• Ain't There Anyone Here for Love?

• (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - 1953)

Jane Russell 

Get Happy

(Summer Stock - 1950)

Judy Garland

The 1960s

Lesley Gore
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An Evening with Phil Ford & Mimi Hines 

TV Special 1966

Kiss Me - Mimi Hines

Chicago - Mimi Hines

 2011 

Forget You

Gwyneth Paltrow & Glee Cast live

  1960s TV Themes  

Mister Ed - Alan Young 1961-66

The Patty Duke Show - Patty Duke - 1963-66

                      Gidget - Sally Field - 1965-66

That Girl - Marlo Thomas - 1966-71

          Green Acres - Eddie Albert & Eva Gabor - 1965-71

And now a post from the 

'Fraid Not' Department

June 21: the Whole world is waiting for... Aderoid

The Star Aderoid will be the brightest in the sky, starting 10 June. It will look as large as the sun from naked eye. This will culminate on 21st June when the star comes within 34.65 million miles of the earth.

Be sure to watch the sky on June. 21st at 12:30 pm. 

  It will look like the Earth has 2 suns!!    

The next time Aderoid 
comes this close again is in 2287!

Well, none of it is gonna happen! 
It's just a hoax.

Visit Snopes!

Ahhhhh. Now that we know 
the equinox is not going to be our last day...
This is just what everybody needs – 

a quick weekend jet-away from our humdrum lives! 

After lunch in Paris, how does the south of France 

and a case of champagne strike you?

Oh, I wonder what the common folk do on weekends?

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