The Band Wagon (1953)

In director Vincente Minnelli's great movie musical:

• the sublime, classic, graceful, and elegant Astaire-Charisse love duet in Central Park titled "Dancing in the Dark" - a "falling-in-love" dance with white-dressed ballerina Gabrielle "Gaby" Gerard (Cyd Charisse) opposite white-suited Tony Hunter (Fred Astaire)
• the elegant soft-shoe dance of tuxedoed, top-hatted Tony and pretentious producer-director Jeffrey Cordova (Jack Buchanan) to the tune: "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan"
• the film's jazzy, balletic 8-minute, dreamy, film-noir, pulp B-movie, jazz-dance "The Girl Hunt Ballet" in the finale by long-legged Gabrielle (as a slinky, red-dressed femme fatale) and Tony Hunter - it functioned as a take-off or spoof on the hard-boiled Mickey Spillane detective novels ("She came at me in sections...more curves than the scenic railway")