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dir. Howard Hawks

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1965) The King (Walter Pidgeon) and the Queen (Ginger Rogers) dance at the ball.

Ginger Rogers as Amanda Cooper in CAREFREE (1938) dir. Mark Sandrich

Ginger Rogers photographed in promotional picture for Carefree (1938).

I'll Be Seeing You (1944)

Ginger Rogers on set during principal photography for Shall We Dance. I discovered today, through research of endless archival documents, that Fred brought Ginger into production rehearsals and blocking on Christmas Eve, 1936, and they worked straight through until filming was complete on the first day of Spring, 1937. There were absolutely no breaks for holidays. No breaks. As ever, Fred kept his rehearsal studio on the lot locked and guarded by a security team. The only individuals permitted to enter the rehearsal room were Fred, Ginger, Hermes Pan, and pianist Hal Borne.

Ann Miller and Ginger Rogers in Stage Door (1937)

Ginger Rogers in Finishing School (1934)

For #MailOrderCatalogDay A page from a 1935 Sears Roebuck catalog offering an 'Autographed Fashion: Worn in Hollywood by Ginger Rogers' dress for sale.

Ginger Rogers in Bachelor Mother (1939)

★★★★★★★★★☆

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July 16th 1911 I forever will Love you and I miss you!

Remembering Ginger Rogers on her birthday, here in STAGE DOOR (‘37)