
In the 1941 MGM musical Lady Be Good, Eleanor Powell performs a famous tap-dance routine with Buttons, a dog she trained herself. The number — set to the Gershwin song "Lady Be Good" — features acrobatic interplay, jumps, and a memorable moment where Buttons leaps onto a table and into Powell's arms as they tumble together. The scene was reportedly filmed in Powell's own living room, where the dog was accustomed to performing his tricks.












