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Dennis Hillback

Rest in peace Vic thanks for the Memories .

David Smith

Very Happy Birthday to my dearest Jane at 89 who always graced our screens with infectious youthful beauty and charm.

John Thomas Hope

Sadly, the talent of the MGM musicals and its galaxy of stars will never be seen again. The exquisite Jane Powell is still with us, though I felt Howard Keel would have been better suited than Damone for the song. Vic Damone would not reach film stardom than that of Keel but was equally successful on disc.

Best Friends

What beauty and what serene sounds from these voices! These 2 were great together

Alex Reviews and thoughts!

Love Jane Powell!

John Fugazzi

Jeanette MacDonald took Jane Powell under her wing at MGM, so it's wonderful to hear her sing this great song from Maytime. It's also nice to see it staged in a similar fashion in color. Jeanette's Maytime was originally to be in color but Louis B. Mayer vetoed it as too expensive.

Grace {Spider-Gwen} Craichy

This is utterly beautiful.

starfiremale

Heard this for the first time ever driving home today Elain Page show just had to look it up, not even in my range of music but a brilliant song is a brilliant song,,

Diana Victoria Aljadeff

Its good that both Vic Damone(1928) and Jane Powell(1929) are still alive and good.

Diana Victoria Aljadeff

It isnt from South Pacific.Its from Maytime made in a movie with Jeanette and Nelson in the thirties.Thios is from the movie Deep in my heart whrn Jose Ferrer was S.Romberg.

Diana Beyer

It's amazing what a gorgeous voice in such a small woman! I get shiver always I hear Jane singing :)

Devron Conrad

Beauty and grace personified from MGM. We'll never see it's like again.

varadero1839

What an exquisite two-some of a clip! They're all they should be; youth, beauty and in full-voice! I'm grateful to my knowledgeable friend Susan for having sent me this loving link! I know it well! Thank you Willem Hermann for posting!

JIM RICK

ONE OF THE BETTER MOMENTS OF THIS FILM...MUSIC WAS FANTASTIC BUT THE DRAMATIC SCENES LASTED " FOREVER".... INCLUDING JOSE FERRER'S ATTEMPTS AT SINGING AND DANCING.....

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