Jane Powell, who was in the golden age of Hollywood, died.

Jane Powell, a beautiful Hollywood opera singer who appeared with Howard Keel in a set of seven pieces for seven brothers, died and danced with Fred Astair at the royal wedding. It costs 92.

Powell died Thursday at his home in Wilton, Connecticut, said his old girlfriend, Susan Granger. Granger said Powell died of natural causes.

“Jane is a good friend,” Granger said. “Honest, honest. He didn’t even ask Jane a question she didn’t deserve an honest answer to.”

Granger was a young woman when she met Powell, a teenager, in 1944, and she directed the first film, The Song of the Open Road, directed by Granger’s father, S. Syrero Simon.

Almost exhausted from his life, he began as a radio director during his 5-year tenure in Portland, Oregon. On the surface, he quickly transitioned from a youth career to a major music career characterized by 20th-century Hollywood.

His royal wedding exhibition took the next level from the 1950s. June Allyson’s first name was Astaire, but she got pregnant. Judy Garland was elected but resigned for her own reasons. One of the legislators was Jane Powell.

“They really gave it to me,” he said then. – Everyone is pregnant. MGM stars include Lana Turner, Esther Williams, Cyd Charisse, and Jean Hagen.

Powell was only 21 years old when he got into the t stack; Astaire is 50 years old. He was shocked by the lack of individual dance experiences, but he was very patient and caring. We have been successful from the beginning. “

The film “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” was about insomnia in 1954.

“The studio didn’t have to be that big,” he recalled in 2000. “MGM thought ‘Brigadoon’ was the biggest winner this year. It didn’t happen. We went to City Hall of Fame. Etc. It was always a ‘big win.”