Old Movie Title I Can't Find

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I’ve searched IMDB but the searching apparatus in my head is not functioning right today.
The plot of the movie I’m looking for is:
Three sailors go on leave in NCY for a weekend. Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, and some other guy. Singing and dancing galore! I need the name of the movie and the name of the lady that played the cab driver in the movie.
Thanks in advance,
Jake

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On the Town.

ETA: Link. The “other guy” was Jules Munshin, and the cabbie was Betty Garrett, who you may remember from All in the Family and other sitcoms.

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[QUOTE=Jake]
Three sailors go on leave in NCY for a weekend.
[/QUOTE]
If NCY means Nancy, she’s going to be very sore on Monday.

Sorry, Twickster beat me to it with the actual information you wanted.

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AH! Of course, now that I see the title its :smack: time for me.
Thanks for the quick response twickster.
Your name shall go on the board hanging over my fireplace as being a Charlie GoodGuy. As soon as I get one. Board, I mean. Fireplace too.

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That is, I mean that is sir, NYC. Don’tchu mess with no Nancy. She got walkin’ boots.
:dubious:

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“New York New York, it’s a hell of a town – the Bronx is up and the Battery down – the people ride in a hole in the ground …”

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FYI: imdb has a feature where you can search for media in which two or more people work together.

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Thanks 54, I,ll check that out. Shouldn’t that be 54/40 and fighting?

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[QUOTE=twickster]
“New York New York, it’s a hell of a town – the Bronx is up and the Battery down – the people ride in a hole in the ground …”
[/QUOTE]

Not in that movie it wasn’t. In that movie, New York was a “wonderful” town. After all, Gene, Frank, and Jules played sailors. They wouldn’t swear, now would they.

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[QUOTE=Julius Henry]
Not in that movie it wasn’t. In that movie, New York was a “wonderful” town. After all, Gene, Frank, and Jules played sailors. They wouldn’t swear, now would they.
[/QUOTE]

:smack:

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Springfield, however, is a hell of a town.

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What sort of message board is this? :frowning:

That answer took a whole minute! :mad:

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Duplicate post…disregard…

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[QUOTE=twickster]
“New York New York, it’s a hell of a town – the Bronx is up and the Battery down – the people ride in a hole in the ground …”
[/QUOTE]

o/Oh, I'm a gumdrop, A sweet lollipop, A brook trout right out of the brook, And what's more, baby, I can cook! o/

Probably the greatest innuendo-laden song of the 40s.

And changing the lyric to “wonderful town” was stupid. That’s a whole different show!