If you want elegance mixed with 1950s bounce, Great Vibes is your winner. It features sweeping swashes on capital letters and a natural slant. Unlike some clunky free fonts, Great Vibes includes stylistic alternates and ligatures, giving it a premium feel. It is slightly more calligraphic than Filmotype Lucky, but for posters and headers, it is nearly indistinguishable.
If you do not have Adobe CC and cannot afford the license, the "best" free option is to use a different font that mimics the style. While nothing matches the exact kerning of the original, these fonts are strikingly similar and free for commercial use: filmotype lucky font free best
: Designed by Ray Baker in the early 1950s, it was part of the original Filmotype library. If you want elegance mixed with 1950s bounce,