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Song clip featuring Dick Powell and Alice Faye (appearing near the end of the song) singing to 'I've Got My Love to Keep...

From the 1935 Warners film, "Broadway Gondolier". Music and lyrics by Harry Warren & Al Dubin. Ted Fio Rito and His Band...

From The Gold Diggers 1933

Dick Powell is one of my favorite male singer of the 1930's . This is a clip from the hit musical On The Avenue featurin...

Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Dick Powell, 1941, "In the Navy" NOTE: I own no part of this film and make no such claim, I...

Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers sing "I'll String Along With You" in the movie "Twenty Million Sweethearts" (1934). In the...

SINGER SEWING presents INTERLUDE DICK POWELL JOANNE WOODWARD 1955 As theunofficial Baby-Boomer( IRA GALLEN )Guru of my T...

From classicvideostreams.com Dick Powell is the mystery guest on What's My Line which aired August 24, 1958. Panelists i...

From the 1936 Warner Bros. film, "Stage Struck". A trip to the aquarium and a brief lesson in evolution kindle the buddi...

From " Gold Diggers of 1933", French Subtitles. Du film "Chercheuses d'Or 1933" Haute Qualité / High Quality: fr.youtub...

Cab driver Dick Purcell thinks he's getting his big break as a serious singer, but his first gig on radio is singing a s...

Young the Mills Brothers and Dick Powell sing their hit "Out For No Good". From movie "Twenty Million Sweethearts" 1934 ...

From the 1936 Warner Bros. film, "Stage Struck". Powell is the director of a Broadway musical in production; Warren Will...

This is the most demanding material Powell was ever given to sing on film, and his operatic turn here, delighting us wit...

Highlights of STIR lecture; Better by Design: In conversation with Dick Powell. He challenges designers and business lea...

Dick Purcell (Powell, to us!) auditions for a spot on the radio, an opportunity set up by his obligatory love interest (...

First minutes of the STIR lecture; Better by Design: In conversation with Dick Powell. He challenges designers and busin...

From a boyish crooner in 1930's musicals to a hard-boiled film noir tough guy in the 1940's

This is the scene that stands out the most for me because of Powell's powerful delivery and hint of emotional vulnerabil...