On this day in 1933, Fred Astaire‘s first film, Dancing Lady, was released. Born on this day in 1899 tenor and teacher Paul AlthouseBorn on this day in 1899 conductor John BarbirolliBorn on this day in 1899 conductor Peter Herman AdlerBorn on this day in 1925 mezzo-soprano Irina ArkhipovaBorn 91 years ago on this day and needs no introduction
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On this day in 1933, Fred Astaire's first film, Dancing Lady, was released.
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