Vera-Ellen has fallen off the radar as one of the great film dancers except for the yuletide viewings of White Christmas with Bingo, Danny Kaye and Rosemary Clooney. This is too bad because she was one of the very best and most beautiful. Less musicals were being made when she was in her prime and she didn't get the chance to be in the classics that propelled better known stars. Try "On the Town" with Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra for one of her best films."Happy Go Lovely" is no classic but it's still a simple and enjoyable experience. Vera-Ellen plays a dancer in a low budget stage show in Scotland who gets the boot from the show for being late for practice. She and her roommate are behind in the rent and dodging the landlady. Through a series of mistaken identities she meets a man who turns out to be a millionaire, the show is saved, they fall in love and all that good stuff. David Niven plays the wealthy man and Cesar Romero is the slimy and less-than-honest show director.There are lots of different copies of this movie about and most of them are grainy and the color washed out. This one is as good a copy as I have seen. Not great but decent enough to enjoy the charms, talent and beauty of Vera-Ellen. She was special.