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Topic: classics
Singin’ in the Rain (without singing) – Musicless Musicvideo
Before you click play on the video above, make sure that you've first seen this classic Gene Kelly performance from Singin' in the Rain, one of our favorites. Seen it? Now please enjoy one of Mario Wienerroither's...
Charlie Chaplin in the lion’s cage: The Circus (1928)
In this scene from The Circus (1928), a Charlie Chaplin classic film and now a favorite in our house, Charlie gets trapped in a lion's cage. It required around 200 takes with a real lion, and is one in a series of sil...
How they made Fred Astaire’s famous dance scene in Royal Wedding (1951)
Hang on to your chairs and lamps. This is You’re All the World to Me, Fred Astaire’s famous 1951 dance scene in Royal Wedding. How did he do it? We kept that under wraps at our house f...
Charlie Chaplin’s dinner roll dance from The Gold Rush (1925)
This is Charlie Chaplin performing one of the most memorable moments in film history: the dinner roll dance, or table ballet, from the silent comedy classic The Gold Rush (1925).
Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly play The Tapping Game
Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly play The Tapping Game… and they sing and dance, because when you have Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly on stage together, that’s what happens. This clip i...
Donald O’Connor performs Make ‘Em Laugh
One of the many classic scenes in Singin’ in the Rain (1952), the brilliant Donald O’Connor performs Make ‘Em Laugh.Follow it up with these two: Gene Kelly singin’ and dancin’ in the rain, an...
Nice Work If You Can Get It – Fred Astaire on drums
Fred Astaire plays (and dances to) Nice Work If You Can Get It in an iconic scene from 1937’s A Damsel in Distress. This was shot in one continuous take. There are more classics and dancing in the archives. Th...
Chico Marx plays the piano (and an apple)
Chico Marx plays the piano (and an apple) for his brother Harpo in this 1940 clip from the film Go West. There are more classic clips and more Marx Brothers in the archives.
Judy Garland sings Over the Rainbow for US troops (1943)
Judy Garland sings Over the Rainbow for US troops in this 1943 radio show performance during World War II. A timeless classic, the song debuted in The Wizard of Oz in 1939, and is a kiddo favorite.
Gene Kelly performs Singin’ in the Rain
A clip of Gene Kelly from Singin’ in the Rain. Classics 101. Watch related videos: Donald O’Connor performs Make ‘Em Laugh and Singin’ in the Rain (without singing). We also recommend...Singin' in t...
Maarten Koopman animates six famous paintings
Filmmaker Maarten Koopman's animated series of famous paintings, imagined piece by piece from some new perspectives. Shown: Pieter Bruegel’s The Tower of Babel, Vincent van Gogh’s Bedroom in Arles, Salvad...
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers – Let Yourself Go
Iconic team Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dance to Irving Berlin’s Let Yourself Go in Follow The Fleet (1936). Updated video link. Watch more tap dancing videos on this site.
Life Has Its Funny Little Ups And Downs – Donald O’Connor
Noreen Corcoran sings “Life Has Its Funny Little Ups And Downs" to Donald O’Connor from the 1953 movie, I Love Melvin. Not only does it feature this catchy little song, but it includes Donald tap dancing on his roller...
The classic mirror scene from The Marx Bros’ Duck Soup (1933)
From 1933, the classic mirror scene from The Marx Brothers’ Duck Soup. (A great DIY comedy activity, too!) Thanks, @MichaelGTV.
Candy Factory Conveyor Belt – I Love Lucy
There were a lot of kid giggles when we watched this scene from I Love Lucy. Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance give a memorable performance, a an antiquated husbands vs wives plot, but at least this 1952 scene is a class...
Harpo Marx plays his harp in A Night in Casablanca (1946)
Harpo Marx playing his harp in A Night in Casablanca (1946). Beautiful close ups of the strings, and it picks up tempo in the last minute. There are more Marx Brothers clips in the archives.
Jerry Lewis mimes typing in Who’s Minding the Store (1963)
In sharing this classic Jerry Lewis scene from Who’s Minding the Store (1963), I didn’t anticipate needing to explain to the kids about the kind of technology that Jerry is pretending to type on. If you fi...