Maureen O'Hara & Lucille Ball Improvise a Catfight | Dance, Girl, Dance (1940) #shorts #classic

[virginia]

Wow, Lucille had the physical comedy and bombshell attitude.

[maggielandow]

Two beautiful, talented woman. I loved them both.

[earlmccrary]

TWO ELEGANT GORGEOUS BEAUTIES 😍😍!!! Classy & Stunning 🤩🤩 in every way!!! I love & adore BLACK & WHITE MOVIES🎥, & ART 🖼️!!!🔥💯🔥💯

[laurabyrd]

Love these lady’s both were great actors

[Trey-vt]

Two of the most beautiful women in the world...💞

[brandylou]

Wonderful actresses, and such beautiful clothing

[samoramachel]

I was and am madly in love with Maureen O'Hara! She was truly a great lady and talent.

[KarinaCastillo-ueyq]

Maureen y Lucylle, grandiosas❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[happygolucky]

👍🏼I like that they were friends, too many actresses were not....enjoyed all their acting roles...😍😻❣️

[jamesmcinnis]

They talk about unrealistic beauty standards for women today, but just imagine women going to this movie in 1940 with these two gorgeous specimens up on the screen.

[marquepoolejewer]

What a lovely story 🤩 I like these real life behind the scenes kind of things.

[DavidHartwig-jd]

I love Lucy ! Along with millions of loyal fans!

[scook]

Both amazing actresses. Both beautiful.

[garycarpenter]

Both of them were the 👑 queens of Hollywood both were redheads one in comedy and the other one in westerns and they were my favorites

[ServraghGiorsal]

Lucy was so beautiful. Underrated for years. And Maureen is still one of my top faves' along with both hepburns, bette. davis, and Meryl street. I want to see this movie!!

[NancyFreire-dvpi]

Miss the good old gals golden time of Hollywood.

[stephenr]

The day she met Desi was when she was filming the fight scene. He wasn't impressed because she looked too rough. The next time he saw her, she was being herself, and he was smitten.

[EarRam-uc]

"Star ⭐ bright Star ✨ light, I wish I may I wish I might, to have the dream, I wish tonight". I believe that was the line, MO'h says. A deeply felt moment in the film. This was a long awaited film, I had been looking out for, once I read LB's film credits. And where she met DA. I Purchased at 49th Street/Broadway RKO video store a year after her passing. Along with "the Big Street". ❤ Directed by Dorothy Arzner. One of few women director's of the day (actually just her and Ida Lupino, at the time). Notice how carefully construed the female character's were given a good development in their performance for wants, needs and above all their differences, yet in their mutual bond to survive. Great story telling movie 🎥🍿 buy it, see it!#!

[aileen]

Both great broads and beautiful women, accomplished actresses!

[oneblueorange]

Lucille Ball had the hot the bod for them.