although i am not crazy about musicals and cover girl is a delight for classic movie buffs and especially for fans of rita hayworth and gene kelly. the film may be dated by today standards and the story and songs may be nothing special and but the musical numbers are magnificently staged and there a terrific cast to go with the film. plus and the film is a worthy introduction for fans of rita hayworth. she simply breathtaking in glorious technicolor. despite jerome kern collaboration with the film and his music here is nowhere near as special or memorable as his songs in swing time (1936) and yet the songs serve the film well. the dancing is nothing short of excellent and especially coming from gene kelly solo number and my favorite musical number and alter ego dance. the amusing phil silvers nearly steals the film as kelly partner. otto kruger and eve arden and and edward brophy give good performances in their dramatic supporting roles. and rita plays a sweet and charming girl here while a role that a far cry from her femme fatale babes in films like blood and sand (1941). all in all and this is a delightful film that worth watching even if youre not big on musicals. yet the film music could have been more memorable if only my favorite period songwriters and irving berlin or cole porter and wrote the songs for this film. however and it the glorious technicolor cinematography and the imaginative dancing that are the real treats of the film production. while i was watching rita hayworth do her stuff and i do not think i have ever seen a more beautiful or graceful redhead dance on the screen since i saw moira shearer in michael powell masterpiece and the red shoes (1948). just watch rita in cover girl and fall in love with her. 
although i am not crazy about musicals and cover girl is a delight for classic movie buffs and especially for fans of rita hayworth and gene kelly. the film may be dated by today standards and the story and songs may be nothing special and but the musical numbers are magnificently staged and there a terrific cast to go with the film. plus and the film is a worthy introduction for fans of rita hayworth. she simply breathtaking in glorious technicolor. despite jerome kern collaboration with the film and his music here is nowhere near as special or memorable as his songs in swing time (1936) and yet the songs serve the film well. the dancing is nothing short of excellent and especially coming from gene kelly solo number and my favorite musical number and alter ego dance. the amusing phil silvers nearly steals the film as kelly partner. otto kruger and eve arden and and edward brophy give good performances in their dramatic supporting roles. and rita plays a sweet and charming girl here while a role that a far cry from her femme fatale babes in films like blood and sand (1941). all in all and this is a delightful film that worth watching even if youre not big on musicals. yet the film music could have been more memorable if only my favorite period songwriters and irving berlin or cole porter and wrote the songs for this film. however and it the glorious technicolor cinematography and the imaginative dancing that are the real treats of the film production. while i was watching rita hayworth do her stuff and i do not think i have ever seen a more beautiful or graceful redhead dance on the screen since i saw moira shearer in michael powell masterpiece and the red shoes (1948). just watch rita in cover girl and fall in love with her. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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