Crowther, Bosley (reviews by): An American in Paris
Anchors Aweigh
Brigadoon
Christmas Holiday
Cover Girl
Deep in My Heart
Du Barry Was a Lady
Gigot
A Guide for the Married Man
Inherit the Wind
Invitation to the Dance
It’s Always Fair Weather
Les Girls
Marty
For Me and My Gal
Singin’ in the Rain
Summer Stock
Take Me out to the Ball Game
The Three Musketeers
On the Town
The Tunnel of Love
What a Way to Go!
Ziegfeld Follies
Cugat, Xavier
Cukor, George
Cummings, Jack
Cummings, Robert
Curran Billy
Cutts, John
Cyrano de Bergerac (film)
Dabholkar, Pratibha
Dailey, Dan, Jr.
Daily Mirror
Dance (magazine)
dance doubles
Dancing: A Man’s Game (television show)
Dancing Dotson
Dancing Is a Man’s Sport, Too (television special)
Dancing Lady (film)
“Dancing on the Ceiling” (dance routine)
Dancing Times
Dancing with the Stars (television show)
Darrow, Johnny
Dassin, Jules
Davis, Sammy, Jr.
Dawn, Jack
Day, Doris
“Day in New York, A” (dance routine)
Daytona Beach Morning Journal
“Death in the Afternoon” (ballet)
Death of a Salesman (play)
debate societies
Deep in My Heart (film)
DeHaven, Gloria
Dell’Isola, Salvatore
Del Ruth, Roy
de Mille, Agnes
Demy, Jacques
Deneuve, Catherine
DeSylva, B. G.
Devil Makes Three, The (film)
Diaghilev, Serge
Diamond Horseshoe nightclub
“Dig Brother Dig” (dance routine)
DiMare, Philip
Dinner at Eight (play)
discrimination: Gene’s response to at Pennsylvania State
Disney, Walt
Disney studios
Dmytryk, Edward
“Do I Love You?” (song)
Donaldson Awards
Donen, Stanley: Academy Awards of 1952
An American in Paris
Anchors Aweigh
Best Foot Forward
on codirecting with Gene
Cover Girl
Deep in My Heart
on the Freed Unit
Funny Face
on Gene’s attitude toward fans
on Gene’s personality
on Gene’s work ethic
It’s Always Fair Weather
Living in a Big Way
Love Is Better Than Ever
marriage to Jeanne Coyne
marriage to Marion Marshall
at MGM
move to Hollywood
offer to direct The Sound of Music
Pal Joey
on Joe Pasternak
relationship with Gene
rerelease of Singin’ in the Rain and
response to Gene’s death
Royal Wedding
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Singin’ in the Rain
socializing in Hollywood with Gene and Betsy
Take Me out to the Ball Game
On the Town
Dorléac, Françoise
Double Life, A (film)
Douglas, Kirk
Drake, Tom
dream ballet
“Dream Ballet, A” (dance routine)
dream sequences: in Anchors Aweigh
“Drum Crazy” (dance routine)
Du Barry Was a Lady (film)
Dublin
Du Bois, Raoul Pene
Dufy, Raoul
Duggan, Pat
Dujardin, Jean
Duncan, Isadora
Dunne, Philip
Durante, Jimmy
Durbin, Deanna
Dwenger, Dick: death of
with Gene in New York in 1939–1940
Gene’s departure for Hollywood and
at the opening of Pal Joey
The Royal Roost
World War II and
Dwenger, Rose
Easter Parade (film)
East of Eden (film)
Easy Rider (film)
Ebensburg (PA)
Ebert, Roger
Eckhart, Mary
Edens, Roger: Michael Crawford and
the Freed Unit and
Hello, Dolly!
homosexuality and
Invitation to the Dance
as a part of Gene’s and Betsy’s Hollywood social circle
Singin’ in the Rain
“Slaughter on Tenth Avenue” dance routine
A Star is Born
Take Me out to the Ball Game
Thousands Cheer
On the Town
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Edison Hotel
Eggerth, Marta
“ego fantasy” (dance routine)
Eisenhower, Dwight
Elg, Taina
Elizabeth II (queen of England)
Elstree Studios
“Embraceable You” (dance routine)
Emmy Awards
Emperor Jones, The (O’Neill)
Ernst, Leila
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
Europe: Gene’s and Betsy’s life and work in the early 1950s
Gene’s and Betsy’s vacations
Gene’s family vacation to Ireland following Jeanne Coyne’s death
Gene’s vacations with Jeanne Coyne
release and reception of Invitation to the Dance
European folk dances
Evening Independent (St. Petersburg, FL)
Fain, Sammy
Fairbanks, Douglas
Fairmont Hotel
Fancy Free (ballet)
Father of the Year Certificate
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Fellini, Federico
Felix, Seymour
Ferrer, José
Feuer, Cy
“Fido and Me” (dance routine)
Fields, Herbert
film musicals: of 1929
An American in Paris (see American in Paris, An)
Anchors Aweigh
Fred Astaire and
Bathing Beauty
Brigadoon
Cabaret
contemporary state of
Dancing Lady
decline of
Deep in My Heart
Du Barry Was a Lady
Easter Parade
Finian’s Rainbow
Flashdance
Arthur Freed’s influence on
Funny Face
Gene’s influence on
Guys and Dolls
The Happy Road
Hello, Dolly!
I Could Go on Singing
influence of Busby Berkeley on
Invitation to the Dance
It’s Always Fair Weather
Les Girls
Let’s Make Love
Light in the Piazza
Lovely to Look At
For Me and My Gal
Meet Me in St. Louis
Oklahoma!
Pal Joey
The Pirate
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Singin’ in the Rain (see Singin’ in the Rain)
The Sound of Music
Summer Stock
Take Me out to the Ball Game
That’s Dancing!
That’s Entertainment
That’s Entertainment! Part II
That�
�s Entertainment! Part III
Thousands Cheer
Two Girls and a Sailor
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Words and Music
Xanadu
Yolanda and the Thief
The Young Girls of Rochefort, The
Ziegfeld Follies. See also Kelly, Gene—FILM CAREER
film noir
film revues: resurgence in the 1940s
Thousands Cheer
Finian’s Rainbow (film)
Finklehoffe, Fred
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Fireworks (film)
Fisher, Lucy
“Fit as a Fiddle” (dance routine)
Five Kellys
Flashdance (film)
Flatow, Sheryl
Florence Fisher Parry Theatre
Flower Drum Song (play)
Flying Down to Rio (film)
Flynn, Errol
Foch, Nina
Fonda, Henry
Fontanne, Lynn
Footlight Parade (film)
Forbidden Games (film)
Ford, John
Fordin, Hugh
“For Me and My Gal” (dance routine)
For Me and My Gal (film)
“For Me and My Gal” (song)
Fort Pitt Blockhouse
40 Carats (film)
Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway
42nd Street (film)
Fosse, Bob
Fossey, Brigitte
France: Betsy asks Gene for a divorce
filming of Gigot
filming of The Happy Road
Gene made Knight of the Legion of Honor
Gene’s and Betsy’s life in the early 1950s
making of Invitation to the Dance
production of The Young Girls of Rochefort. See also Paris
Frankovich, M. J.
fraternities
Freed, Arthur: Academy Awards of 1952
adaptation of Best Foot Forward
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn project
affairs of
aftermath of Louis B. Mayer’s resignation from MGM and
An American in Paris
appointed head of musicals at MGM
The Barkleys of Broadway
Busby Berkeley and
Brigadoon
The Broadway Melody and
death of
decline of film musicals and
Du Barry Was a Lady
Easter Parade
end of block booking and
first offer to Gene to join MGM
the Freed Unit (see also Freed Unit)
Judy Garland and the Wizard of Oz
Gene’s signing with MGM and
Gene’s work in Europe and desire to make an all-dance film (see also Invitation to the Dance)
Gigi
influence on film musicals
Invitation to the Dance
It’s Always Fair Weather
last picture of
“Make ’Em Laugh”
Louis Mayer’s attempt to hire Gene and
For Me and My Gal
The Pirate
relationship and similarities with Gene
Royal Wedding
Dore Schary and
Singin’ in the Rain
success as a producer
Summer Holiday
Take Me out to the Ball Game
Till the Clouds Roll By
On the Town
Words and Music
Yolanda and the Thief
Ziegfeld Follies
Freed, Barbara
Freed, Ralph
Freed Unit: Academy Awards of 1952
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn project
in the aftermath of Louis B. Mayer’s resignation from MGM
An American in Paris
Betsy Blair on
deaths of key members
declining appeal of musicals in the 1950s
end of block booking and
Gene as the leader of
homosexuals and
Hugh Martin and
Meet Me in St. Louis and key members in 1944
The Pirate
Dore Schary as head of production at MGM
Singin’ in the Rain
success with musicals and
On the Town
Fuller, Graham
Funny Face (film)
Funny Face (play)
Gable, Clark
Gambelli, Senor (dance instructor)
“Game, the”
Gant, George
Gap advertisement
Garbo, Greta
Gardner, Ava
Garfield, John
Garland, Judy: at the Chicago World’s Fair
considered for Take Me out to the Ball Game
death of
Easter Parade
Freed Unit and
“Get Happy” dance routine
influence of Shirley Temple on
last picture of
married to Vincente Minnelli
For Me and My Gal
Meet Me in St. Louis
Liza Minnelli’s TV appearance with Gene and
nervous breakdowns
The Pirate
Presenting Lily Mars
reaction to An American in Paris
the Red Scare and
relationship with Gene
Mickey Rooney and
The Roosevelt Train radio broadcast and
socializing with Gene and Betsy
A Star is Born
Summer Stock
support for John Kennedy
Thousand Cheers
Wizard of Oz
Words and Music
World War II and
Ziegfeld Follies
Garnett, Tay
Garrett, Betty
Gaynor, Mitzi
Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer (television special)
Gene Kelly: Creative Genius website
Gene Kelly: The Legacy (show)
Gene Kelly Award (University of Pittsburgh)
Gene Kelly Image Trust
Gene Kelly in New York, New York (television special)
Gene Kelly School of Dance: Fred’s and Louise’s running of
Gene’s operation of in the 1930s
John Travolta and
Gene Kelly Show, The (television show)
Gene Kelly’s Kiddies Vodvil (shows)
Gene Kelly’s Wonderful World of Girls (television special)
Geneva International School
“Genial, Kinetic Gene Kelly” (Updike)
Genné, Beth
Gentleman’s Gentleman (play project)
Germany
Gershwin, George: An American in Paris
“Blues”
“Concerto in F”
musical comedies in the 1920s
Gershwin, Ira: An American in Paris
Committee for the First Amendment
Cover Girl
musical comedies in the 1920s
parties in the late 1930s
A Star is Born
“Get Happy” dance routine
Ghana
Gigi (film)
“Gigi” (song)
Gigot (film)
Gilbert, John
Gilkey, Stanley
Girl Crazy (film)
“Girl Hunt Ballet” (dance routine)
Gish, Lillian
Glass Menagerie, The (Williams)
Gleason, Jackie
Going My Way (film)
Going My Way (television series)
Golden Globe Awards
Golden Globe for Promoting International Understanding
Golden Palm Awards
Goldwyn, Samuel
Gone with the Wind (film)
Goodman, Benny
“Good Morning” (dance routine)
Good News (film)
Goodrich, Frances
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gordon, Lawrence
G
ordon, Max
Gough, Lloyd
Gould, Dave
Gould, Jack
Graham, Martha
Grahame, Gloria
grammar school. See St. Raphael Grammar School
Granger, Farley
Grauman’s Chinese Theatre
Gray, Dolores
Grayson, Kathryn: Anchors Aweigh
considered for Take Me out to the Ball Game
Lovely to Look At
on Vincente Minnelli
Thousands Cheer
Ziegfeld Follies
Great Depression: Gene’s views of
impact on James Kelly Sr.
the Kellys in vaudeville
musical films and
Greb, Harry
Green, Adolph: at the 1982 Kennedy Center Honors for Gene
An American in Paris
death of
Fancy Free
at Gene’s and Betsy’s parties
on Gene’s personality
on Gene’s uniqueness
It’s Always Fair Weather
Kennedy Center Honors in 1991
The Magazine Page revue
the Revuers and
on Dore Schary
Singin’ in the Rain
on Singin’ in the Rain compared to An American in Paris
Take Me out to the Ball Game
On the Town
What a Way to Go!
Writers Guild Award
Green, Johnny
Green, Stanley
Green Grow the Lilacs (play)
Greenwald, Robert
Griffith, D. W.
Guetary, Georges
Guide for the Married Man, A (film)
Guilaroff, Sidney
Guilt of Janet Ames, The (film)
Guy, Claude and André
Guys and Dolls (film)
Haber, Joyce
Hackett, Albert
Hagen, Jean
Haggott, Johnny
Hair (show)
Hale, Wanda
Haley, Bill
Haley, Jack, Jr.
Hall, Juanita
Hamilton, Nancy
Hammerstein, James
Hammerstein, Oscar, II
Haney, Carol: An American in Paris
becomes Gene’s choreographic assistant
Brigadoon
death of
Flower Drum Song
with Gene in Europe
at Gene’s and Betsy’s parties
Invitation to the Dance
The Pajama Game role and Gene’s reaction to her acceptance
Singin’ in the Rain
Hanna, William
Happy Road, The (film)
Harburg, E. Y.
Hardwicke, Sir Cedric
Harry the Hoofer character
Hart, Lorenzo: Pal Joey
Words and Music biopic about
Hart, Moss
Hartford Courant
Harvey, Stephen
“Hat My Dear Old Father Wore, The” (dance routine)
“Hat My Dear Old Father Wore, The” (song)
Havana Madrid (nightclub)
Hay, Peter
Haydon, Julie
Hayton, Lennie: Academy Award nomination in 1953
Freed Unit and
at Gene’s and Betsy’s Hollywood parties
Hello, Dolly!
Jack and the Beanstalk television show
in New York in the 1930s
On the Town
Ziegfeld Follies
Hayward, Leland
Hayworth, Rita
Hecht, Howard
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