Hello Everyone. Have a beautiful weekend. The Seven Little Foys, 1955, with James Cagney and Bob Hope performing a comedy dance routine to, Yankee Doodle Dandy. What do you think of the dance number? Did You Know? James Cagney, Dancer/Actor. B: July 17, 1899, New York City, U.S. – D: March 30, 1986 Stanford, New York, U.S. Today James Cagney would be more remembered by his audience for his gangster persona, then his very accomplished talents as a hoofer from Vaudeville to Hollywood. Whilst Mr. C

VintageHollywoodStars on Instagram: "James Cagney, Yankee Doodle Dandy. 1942. 🇺🇸 While walking down the stairs at the White House, James Cagney goes into a tap dance. According to TCM, that was completely ad-libbed. The stiff-legged dancing style used by James in this movie is not his own. He copied George M. Cohan’s style to make the film more accurate. James trained under Johnny Boyle, George M. Cohan’s real-life choreographer. James Cagney became the first actor to win the Bes

Bob Hope and James Cagney in a tabletop dance-off (from the 1955 film "The Seven Little Foys"). Hope played vaudeville comedian Eddie Foy, while Cagney reprised his Academy Award-winning role as George M. Cohan (from 1942's "Yankee Doodle Dandy")