USA - 1940s - Couples dance at a nightclub as a bandleader starts singing about falling in love at first sight.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, drunk men drink more at a bar while a man gets aggressive with his dancing partner.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, drunk men try to play the drums at a nightclub and fall over themselves trying to impress showgirls.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, drunk men enjoy a showgirl performance at a nightclub.
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PARIS - 1926 - In this silent comedy, tourists pass the Sacre-Coeur Basilica and Moulin Rouge as night falls before entering a nightclub.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, men lust after a beautiful dancer at a nightclub.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, tourists are served champagne in a nightclub and are amazed by the dancers performing there.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, a woman's shoe breaks at a dance while another woman sees a guest running off from the party with her pet dog.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, a man gets stuck watching a woman's dog at a party.
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FRANCE - 1926 - In this silent comedy, a tour guide in Paris lets his clients drop in to a party for a few minutes.
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FRANCE - 1917 - An American soldier performs in blackface for other servicemen. A dancing troupe performs, some of them in drag.
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FRANCE - 1917 - Soldiers play musical instruments and dance to entertain each other.
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USA - 1947 - In this musical comedy, two couples meet at a restaurant with dancers in the background. A man and woman dance and talk.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a Newport Cigarette ad plays with ballroom dancers.
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USA - 1919 - In this silent film, a jealous man competitively joins a dance off to get the attention of a woman he likes (Mary Pickford), and she joins in as well before an elderly participant loses his dentures.
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USA - 1919 - In this silent film, country folks pick their partners and begin a square dance while other people (including Mary Pickford) look on and clap to the music.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, Harry Gibson concludes singing "Harry the Hipster" while playing the piano as couples perform hip new dance moves on stage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a couple dances in a Havana nightclub.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, dancers on stage show off flashy moves illustrating Harry Gibson's song "Harry the Hipster" as he plays a jazzy piano.
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USA - 1941 - Dorothy Janice Mills concludes vocalizing as pianists play on an all-black stage and showgirls perform a tap dance with high kicks.
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USA - 1941 - Dorothy Janice Mills starts vocalizing as pianists play on an all-black stage and dancing showgirls come out to start kicking.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman at a party sings about how to politely leave a party while Johnny Taylor backs her on the piano and couples start dancing.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, couples dance at a house party while a woman finishes singing "Goodnight All" with Johnny Taylor at the piano.
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USA - 1944 - Maria del Ray and Raoul Martinez conclude a duet of "Brazil" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1944 - Showgirls in Brazilian costumes dance at a nightclub.
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USA - 1927 - In this silent comedy, women swoon over a graceful male dancer.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - Aerial view of two Alvin Ailey dancers performing on stage with ladders.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - Aerial view of a southeast Asian dance company performing on stage in traditional dress.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - Aerial view of fan dancers performing on stage in traditional dress.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - Lighting technicians and musicians work alongside an African-American dancing troupe.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - Members of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater perform a segment of "Revelations."
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SOUTHEAST ASIA - 1960s - A southeast Asian dance company performs on stage in traditional dress.
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THE PHILIPPINES - 1960s - A troupe of African-American dancers is greeted at an airport.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a coed at a college party dressed half as man performs a novelty act where she pretends to kiss herself, and a small jazz group plays out the party.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a man in a blackbird costume sings about a willow tree before dancing off stage with Dorothy Dandridge.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a small jazz group plays and sings "Knock Me a Kiss" at a college party where a coed dressed halfway as a man pretends to flirt with herself.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a small jazz group plays at a college dance when a coed dressed partially as a handsy man comes in pretending to dance with herself.
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USA - 1918 - In this Western film, a group of Indigenous men and cowboys watch and cheer as women dance inside a dance hall.
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USA - 1931 - In this animated film, canine chorus girls dance for rowdy animal patrons of a saloon.
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USA - 1931 - In this animated film, animals ride up to a saloon where they sing and dance.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, Carson Robison and The Buckaroos conclude a performance of "Goin' to the Barn Dance Tonight" at a square dance.
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USA - 1944 - The Three Peppers play guitar and watch a beautiful woman dance on the sidewalk.
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USA - 1944 - The Three Peppers finish singing "Ain't She Pretty" to a beautiful woman on the sidewalk.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Tommy Reynolds and his band play Sunnie O'Dea onto her train where clumsy porters have dropped her luggage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Sunnie O'Dea dances atop crates on a train platform while Tommy Reynolds plays clarinet, and bumbling porters struggle with luggage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Tommy Reynolds leads his band in the "Farewell Blues" on the clarinet at a train station, where a pretty passenger starts dancing on the platform.
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USA - 1942 - Louis Jordan's jazz quintet perform "Down, Down, Down" while women in various states of dress bring the lyrics to life.
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USA - 1944 - Bobby Davis performs his signature tap dance routine.