Donald O'Connor was a teenage Swing Dance star in a series of "B" movies for Universal in the 1940's.

By the 1950's, he had really hit his stride, winning a Golden Globe for his role in "Singin' in the Rain."


We have a trio of great Donald O'Connor routines for you to look at ...

... just as soon as you look at today's website items:

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In 1952, the same year as "Singin' in the Rain," Donald O'Connor burned up the floor on "The Colgate Comediy Hour" with this sizzling rendition of "Fascinating Rhythm":





Yesterday, we showed you Donald O'Connor's balloon routine from "Call Me Madam."  Today, he trades balloons for Vera Ellen, in this romantic 1953 duet, "Something to Dance About."




In 1954's "There's No Business Like Show Business,"" Donald O'Connor is smitten with Marilyn Monroe.  (Could there be a less-likely pair?) 




Nonetheless, he charmingly sings and dances about this romance with some very talented statuary in "A Man Chases a Girl":