TAP DANCE DVD - VERY RARE - EXCERPTS FROM THE 1930s - 1940s - TAP DANCING

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A very rare DVD aboutTap Dancing. The DVD is in mint conditon and has never been viewed. The DVD was not issued sealed.

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From Vaudeville to Film. This one-of-a-kind DVD is a collection of rarely seen original film footage from Soundies and short films of the 1930’s and 1940’s. The films come from the private collection ofa Music Film Archive, a collection of 4000 preserved jazz-musicals , and from theJazz Film Collection, of the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. Every selection has been carefully researchedand was selected to educate and enlighten dance professionals and aficionados. The narration adds background information on the legendary performers in this DVD, such as Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, Bill Mahoney, The Berry Brothers, Slick and Slack, Juanita Pitts, and Stump and Stumpy. 45 mins. (2011) DVD-All-Region.Soloists: Bill “Bojangles” Robinson: “Harlem is Heaven’ (1932); Dancer in Black Face: “The Musical Beauty Shop” (1930); Will Mahoney: “She’s My Lilly” (1934); ”Rubberneck” Holmes: \"The Notorious Elinor Lee.\" (1940); Juanita Pitts,: “It Happened in Harlem” (1945); Bill “Bojangles” Robinson: “By An Old Southern River (1942).Acts: Slick and Slack: \"It Happened In Harlem\" (1945); Stump and Stumpy: “Boarding House Blues” (1948); The Berry Brothers: “Boarding House Blues” (1948).Chorus Lines Chorus Line: “Ten Minutes to Live” (1932); Chorus Line: “The Musical Beauty Shop” (1930); Chorus Line with Bill Robinson: “Harlem is Heaven” (1932).Novelty Acts: Tap Dance Roller Skaters: “She’s My Lilly” (1934); Roller Skating Duo (1930).

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