ing that is keeping her awake. Jerry tries to soften the situation by joking and flirting with her, but she ignores his advances and returns to her room. Jerry who is obviously taken with her after only moments, says about Dale, "She's lovely, she's delightful, she's charming!" and it is then the audience realizes that he is not going to give up until he has captured her heart.
             The story unfolds and it is through a series of wrong turns and odd twists that Dale falls in love with Jerry, but has suddenly mistaken him for that of a married man. Without a formal introduction between the two of them, they never knew each other's names. Dale, who now feels that her heart has been toyed with is upset and confused. Jerry, who is oblivious to what is going on can't understand her cold front that she has put back up. What really describes the love between Dale and Jerry is the singing and dancing sequences, that occur in major developments in their relationship. In the first dance number they meet, in the second they fall in love, in the third their love seems hopeless, and then in the last they are celebrating their love. It is through their dancing that the true, romance is captured and their love shows. Finally
             ...