✨ On this day in 1932, Fred Astaire, backed by Leo Reisman and his Orchestra, introduced the world to “Night and Day,” one of Cole Porter’s most enduring masterpieces. Written with Porter’s signature elegance and emotional depth, the song became an instant standard, showcasing his unmatched ability to blend sophistication with irresistible melody. Astaire’s recording helped launch “Night and Day” into the Great American Songbook, where it still shines more than 90 years later. Here is the origin

BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 marks the only teaming of dancing legends Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell. Their competitive tap duet set to Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine" is considered to be one of the greatest musical numbers in movie history. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM