“For the boy who dreamed about Theda Bara, Hollywood parties provided a rich fantasy life full of glamour and excitement, but which Pan felt had nothing to do with reality. He did not want to be defined as a celebrity or choreographer: he was just Hermes Pan from Tennessee.”

“Hermes Pan: The Man Who Danced With Fred Astaire” by John Franceschina

“I can never emphasize enough how important clothing was to me. Fred could wear white tie and tails over and over, but I had to have different dresses and they had to be made for dancing.”

- Ginger Rogers, [Ginger: My Story]

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Ginger Rogers in “Bachelor Mother” (1939).

Astaire & Rogers

I have done 1 assignment of 44 for Economics Class…

Attention!

This guy in Kevin Bacon’s “Footloose” looks like Nick Jonas.

That is all.