Preserving and Advancing the Art of Tap Dance.
By Tap Legacy
Yes Sir, That’s My Baby, 1949 Starring Donald O’Connor, Gloria DeHaven, Charles Coburn among others.
Directed by George Sherman, written by Oscar Brodney, filmed on location at Universal Studios.
The story of a group of ex-GIs at a college, and their clash with their wives about them over playing football.
By Tap Legacy
Yes Sir, That’s My Baby, 1949 Starring Donald O’Connor, Gloria DeHaven, Charles Coburn among others.
Directed by George Sherman, written by Oscar Brodney, filmed on location at Universal Studios.
The story of a group of ex-GIs at a college, and their clash with their wives about them over playing football.
By Tap Legacy
Donald O’Connor Wilbur McMurty performs the 1927 song Me and My Shadow in the 1948 film Feudin’, Fussin’ and a-Fightin’.
The film was Directed by George Sherman and produced by UPI Co. Inc.
The story is of a foot-race between the feuding towns of Rim Rock and Big Bend happens annually. Rim Rock lacks the talent & it looks like Big Bend is once again going to win the annual event. Into this tangled situation walks traveling salesman Wilbur McMurtry Donald O’Connor. When he proves to be very light on his feet, Wilbur is kidnapped by the townsfolk and ordered to run on behalf of Rim Rock .
Enjoy O’Connor’s Triple threat talent, watch and listen to his every move and step. Musicality is what it is all about.