We are deeply saddened by the loss of legendary performer and our dear friend, Mitzi Gaynor. A triple-threat across mediums, Gaynor danced & sang through 8 decades, capturing our hearts with her music and warmth – with performances that will endure long after this curtain call. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Credit: @silvinagaldeanodanzas Mitzi Gaynor & Gene Kelly en “The Girls”. (1957). | Association of International Dance Teachers

Get @reshare_app • @oldhollywoodmusicals Gene Kelly and Mitzi Gaynor dance to the title number in MGM’s “Les Girls” (1957). This was Gene Kelly’s last musical under his contract with MGM, which had been in place since 1942. | Association of International Dance Teachers

Mitzi Gaynor singing "Georgy Girl" on the Oscar ceremonies (1967). This is often cited as one of the most memorable performances in Oscar broadcast history. It literally stopped the show. This song was one of the nominees for Best Song at the 39th annual Academy Awards, honoring films released in 1966. Telecast April 10, 1967. This did NOT win Best Song. The title song from "Born Free" won. SHARE AWAY, folks. You don't need my permission. I don't own the copyright to this, nor am I collecting an

#SongbirdSunday - Mitzi Gaynor is one of the most talented multi-hyphenates in the history of show business. Her dancing, singing, acting all simply exude sex appeal and palpable energy. On top of her numerous golden age, screen credits, her annual television specials from the late 60s and 70s were an event, with overwhelming choreography, sets and of course the stunning Bob Mackie gowns. This particular clip from her 2nd special brings such a big smile to my face. Her entrance from above in tha