Tap Dancing in the Film "It's Always Fair Weather"

Famous tap dancing scene in the 1955 film "It's Always Fair Weather". See also more Tap Dancing in the Movies

Gene Kelly Tap Dancing in Roller Skates

About the Film

TITLE: "It's Always Fair Weather"
CAST: Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse, Dan Dailey, Dolores Gray
DIRECTORS: Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen
PRODUCER: Arthur Freed
DISTRIBUTOR: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
RELEASE DATE: September 1, 1955
RUNNING TIME: 102 minutes (12 hour and 32 minutes)

Wikipedia "It's Always Fair Weather" Article

IMDB "It's Always Fair Weather" Article

DVD of the Film

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Video Cllps

Trailer Announcing It's Always Fair Weather

Gene Kelly Tap Dancing on Roller Skates

Trash Can Lid Dance by Gene Kelly Plus 2

"Baby You Knock Me Out" by Cyd Charisse Song and Dance

Songs, Dances, and Musical Numbers

March, March
Performed by Gene Kelly, Michael Kidd (dubbed by Jud Conlon) and Dan Dailey

The Time for Parting
Performed by Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey and Michael Kidd (dubbed by Jud Conlon)
Reprised by them near the end

Once Upon a Time
Performed by Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey and Michael Kidd (dubbed by Jud Conlon)
Reprised by them later, and by David Burns and offscreen chorus at the end

Thanks a Lot, but No Thanks
Performed by Dolores Gray

I Shouldn't Have Come
Performed by Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey and Michael Kidd (dubbed by Jud Conlon)

Music Is Better Than Words
Performed by Dolores Gray

Saturation-Wise
Performed briefly by Paul Maxey and guests
Reprised by Dan Dailey

I Like Myself
Performed by Gene Kelly

Stillman's Gym
Performed by Lou Lubin, Harry Wilson and chorus

Baby, You Knock Me Out
Sung by Cyd Charisse (dubbed by Carol Richards) and chorus
Danced by all in Stillman's Gym

Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
Sung a bit by Dan Dailey in the "Saturation-Wise" number

Be My Love
Sung a bit by Dan Dailey in the "Saturation-Wise" number

William Tell Overture
Played a bit in the "Saturation-Wise" number