Pay attention, friends. When the girls are on a bus between prologues, one of them says "Oh, shit, I lost my shoe." (something like that.) Listen up! #TCMParty #FootlightParade
some folks say Ruby Keeler couldn't act, dance, or sing (a 'triple threat')...but I love her! #TCMParty #FootlightParade
"Never mind the smell, honey. Sing." #TCMParty #FootlightParade
"I know miss Bi- Rich" #TCMParty #FootlightParade
I love all of the "Nan loves Chester, but he doesn't see it" scenes #TCMParty #FootlightParade
Frank McHugh dancing in this film is just what I needed tonight. #TCMParty #FootlightParade
Many years ago, I watched a double-bill screening at @newbeverly.bsky.social of 42ND STREET and FOOTLIGHT PARADE before #TCMFF started. Sadly I dozed on-and-off because we had flown into LA that afternoon. Still, a wonderful memory...and my first time at the NewBev!! #TCMParty #FootlightParade
I'm easily distracted by Toby Wing #TCMParty #42ndStreet
this is the only film Una Merkel and Ginger Rogers appear in together. #TCMParty #42ndStreet
Home in time to catch the last part of #42ndStreet. Without question, the best backstage musical ever made. :) #TCMParty
does Tom Conway sound like George Sanders? #TCMParty #TwoOClockCourage
doesn't everyone have a vat of acid in their basement?! #TCMParty #VincentPrice
Was Hill House truly haunted? Did Eleanor's fragile psyche finally shatter? Or did the house recognize a kindred spirit and claim her forever? The genius of THE HAUNTING (1963) is that every explanation feels possible—and none offers comfort. #TCMParty #TheHaunting
Julie Harris was simply extraordinary. Such grace, intelligence, vulnerability, and emotional depth in every performance. She didn't just play a character—she inhabited them completely. One of the finest actresses ever to grace stage or screen. #TCMParty #TheHaunting
I like #TheHaunting as much as the next person, but my favorite haunted house film is HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1959) #TCMParty
One of the most beautiful—and quietly heartbreaking—things about American Graffiti (1973) is its overwhelming sense of impermanence. Underneath the cruising, rock and roll, romance, and humor is a profound awareness that an entire way of life is about to disappear. #TCMParty #AmericanGraffiti
She really loves the tuck-n-roll upholstery. #TCMParty #AmericanGraffiti
My favorite character in this film is Debbie. #TCMParty #AmericanGraffiti
Amazing shot as Elizabeth walks from room to room #TCMParty #Frankenstein
Here for Mildred Natwick...she's great in everything. #TCMParty #TheEnchantedCottage