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John M

Who else but the delightful June Allyson could pull off a jazzed up "Elizabethan" production number like this? Nice upload, thanks.

Rita Holland

Love, Love, Love, this song and June Allyson singing this is just delightful!l, I re-run my dvd back three times just to see her sing this, soooooo cute - and the dancing, wow was she fast on her feet, never saw her look better singing in a movie! I, also liked her in, TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR WITH VAN JOHNSON. Harry James Band was also in this, which made it even better. 

HFritzson

This is June Allyson's apotheosis. She was never better.

dallyx66

Great number!

pertinax

Really embarrassing ! Allyson can't sing and the Blackburn twins look like two silverfish.

lynn paden

why is this song running through my head? who knows, but it's a pleasant little ditty that would drive everyone else nuts if i sang it out loud... so i'll keep it inside.... (darn) give me just a plot ofnot a lot of *laaaaaaand*and thou swell thou witty thou grand.....

David's Broadway Station

Welcome back...thankfully my favorite season is just around the bend, and no I'm not playing "Spring is Here" yet or more appropriately "Autumn in New York" by Vernon Duke...no , actually in a strange sort of way I'm saying Hi to my sister Allyson....why?...because she would have had an "I" in her name except for the fact that my Mom adored June Allyson! This wonderful song is from "A Connecticut in King Arthur's Court" ! Hart using his own vernacular "Thou swell" is similar to what Cole Porter did when he wrote "De-lovely" or when Ira Gershwin penned "' 'swonderful"...they took liberties with the English language so that it would be fun for the audience! Ira Gershwin and Rosemary Clooney were once at a party, and Rosemary said "I feel badly about....." and Ira said"Yes I've been feeling goodly about the whole darn thing". LMAO! June is one of my all time favorites from MGM along with Judy, Fred, Gene, Jane, etc etc etc! Back a long long time ago, Producers could take chances on shows with composers who were known for their wonderful songs because it didn't cost the producers millions of dollars. Now, unfortunately, we have a major problem in funding young composers because the money is simply to o exorbitant to raise....Disney is an example of a wonderful organization that does have the money and that does produce wonderful musicals such as "The Lion King"! When we get back...of course we will hear from Judy, and a little known song from the Rodgers and Hart Catalogue....This is DBS, and I'm Davy your host....grab a cosmo and come back!

Joe moglia

Glorious

Larry Gevirtz

Great. June Allyson is a delight!

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