Let's Dance

A war widow, determined to protect her son from meddlesome grandparents, escapes to New York. There she unexpectedly reunites with her former show‑business partner, setting the stage for a musical starring Fred Astaire and Betty Hutton in a lively production.

is a programme presented as a movie. It falls within the musical genre and is listed simply as a film‑type production. The title suggests a lively, entertainment‑focused piece, and its classification makes clear that it is not a series or a documentary but a standalone cinematic work. The story follows a woman who has lost her husband in the war. Determined to protect her child from the over‑involved meddling of his grandparents, she decides to leave her home and start anew in New York. Once there, she unexpectedly encounters a former partner from her days in show business, a meeting that sets the stage for the film’s ensuing events. Beyond the central plot, the narrative is set to music, making the piece a full‑scale musical. The inclusion of song and dance numbers underlines the light‑hearted, performance‑centric atmosphere that the protagonist once inhabited. Though the original description references notable performers, the focus here remains on the film’s structure as a musical rather than on any specific cast members. This combination of personal drama and musical spectacle defines the overall tone of .