Nat King Cole plays "Tea for Two" (1957), two different jazz versions | Pianoforte

Doris Day - Tea For Two (1950) "Tea for Two," performed by Doris Day, is a delightful track from the 1950 film of the same name, adapted from Vincent Youmans' 1925 musical No, No, Nanette. Known for her clear, melodious voice, Day brought a fresh lightness to this playful song, enhancing its cheerful, simple arrangement. The lyrics depict an idyllic future of shared quiet moments over tea, reflecting a universal desire for tranquility and happiness. The film Tea for Two utilized Day's wholesome

TEA FOR TWO ('50) was a big film for Doris Day. It was the first film in which she would receive top billing and it was also the first film in which she would dance. "God, was it difficult! I never worked harder at anything than I did at the dances in my films," she said. The hard work paid off. Day's dancing with Gene Nelson was praised by critics and audiences alike. See this charming film tonight at 11:45pm ET as we salute Star of the Month Doris Day. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Tea For Two (1950) – Charleston Do you know this movie ? Here is the great stairs scene You can watch it here - http://bit.ly/2XNDwF1​ Watch this classic on Warner Archive Collection Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU0rIMU3k_AsVA8d6N1B03w Click here to subscribe ➤ http://bit.ly/2XVm69u​ == Tea For Two (1950) Directed By David Butler ⋅ 1950 ⋅ 98 min Doris Day and Gordon MacRae star as a 1920s heiress who aspires to stardom and the attorney who falls in love with her. Nanette Cart

Tuesday night couples dancing throwback. Sweet Tea partner dance choreographed by Dan Albro. Music is Good Directions by Billy Currington. #linedancing #linedance #countrymusic #countrydancing #couplesdancing | Dora and Gary's Line Dancing Page