Mitzi Gaynor is offering a delightful Oscar flashback on Instagram

It’s never out with the old, in with the new when it comes to the Academy Awards.

To wit: Hollywood icon Mitzi Gaynor — who, in her ’80s, may be retired from film — wants to help celebrate Tinseltown’s most important night. In the below clip, the singer-dancer best known for her role as Nellie Forbush on South Pacific in 1958, posted a sentimental flashback of her big night on the Oscar stage 65 years ago.

“My first time performing on the #Oscars, singing and dancing 1954’s Best Song nominee ‘The Moon is Blue’ with my darling Donald O’Connor,” Gaynor writes. “All live, and pure heaven for me. I wish we were doing it now.”

For anyone interested in Hollywood lore, Gaynor’s Instagram feed offers a delightful flashback of her glitzy life as a performer. We strongly urge you to follow her!

Tonight’s Academy Awards begin at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on ABC.

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