Tea for Two

TCM's Alicia Malone introduces Tea For Two, 1950.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Tea For Two, 1950.

First scene for the star, Doris Day as heiress "Nanette," with pals Jimmy (Gordon MacRae) on piano and Tommy (Gene Nelson), dance instructor, song by Jimmy Van Heusen and Irving Caesar, from Tea For Two, 1950.

Jimmy (Gordon MacRae) and Tommy (Gene Nelson) have just introduced heiress Nanette (Doris Day) to the big tune (by Vincent Youmans) from their new show, producer Larry (Billy DeWolfe) drooling, secretary Pauline (Eve Arden) skeptical, in Tea For Two, 1950.

Opening scene comedy with "Cuddles" Sakall as "Uncle Max," finding teens led by niece and nephew (Johnny McGovern, Mary Eleanor Donahue), from Warner Bros. 1950 update of No! No! Nannette!, Tea For Two, starring Doris Day and Gordon MacRae.

Doris Day and Gordon MacRae star in the film version of the Broadway hit musical No, No Nanette, Tea For Two (1950).