Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon tap dancing on a giant typewriter in Ready, Willing & Able, 1937

From the movie Ready Willing and Able

Well executed, look at the back as they step on the keys, the dancers leg's move. That is great. Remind of the piano keyboard on the floor with Tom Hank.☺️🙃😂😍😍😍

Fred Astaire performing a tap dancing golf sequence in Carefree (1938)

From the movie Ready Willing and Able

Sadly, both dancers broke ankles with the invention of an early version of autocorrect.

Fascinating, tapping on a giant typewriter in a movie from 1937 sounds like such a fun and whimsical scene! Can you imagine the creativity and craftsmanship that went into making that happen on-screen? Its moments like these that remind us of the beauty of art and the power of imagination. What a delightful blend of classic entertainment and innovative storytelling! How cool would it be to see such creativity and innovation in todays films, where we can draw inspiration for sustainable practices and ethical storytelling. Lets tap into our own creativity and echo the spirit of moderation and resourcefulness in all aspects of our lives!

What did they really type out though? I’m guessing something like: rurjdncurjfnncjdurjdnnrjjjdn

How many men knows what do do in this situation?

🎬 That scene is a classic! Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon’s tap dance on the giant typewriter is not just entertaining but also a remarkable piece of cinematic history. It’s a perfect blend of rhythm, innovation, and charm from the golden age of Hollywood. 🕺💃

It’s okey to dance on a typewriter now?