USA - 1940 - Johnny Long and his big band jazz orchestra perform In a Shanty in Old Shanty. Band members put aside their instruments to sing the song.
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USA - 1942 - A pop and jazz standard with Louis Armstrong and his orchestra is played on a television stage. A woman dances.
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USA - 1942 - A pop and jazz standard with Louis Armstrong and his orchestra is played on a television stage. A man reads a newspaper.
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USA - 1942 - A pop and jazz standard with music by Duke Ellington and lyrics by Paul Francis Webster is played. Women fan themselves and a woman sings in a window.
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USA - 1942 - A pop and jazz standard with Louis Armstrong and his orchestra is played on a television stage.
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FRANCE - 1906 - In this comedy, a drunk man with a loaf of bread stumbles out of a liquor store. Another drunk man with a loaf of bread stumbles out of a restaurant. They meet in a park and hug.
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FRANCE - 1906 - In this comedy, two men with loaves of bread stumble down a street. They fall on the street and come into a home knocking over a table.
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USA - 1942 - A pop and jazz standard with music by Duke Ellington and lyrics by Paul Francis Webster is played. Women fan themselves and a woman sings in a window. A woman and man are in a home and a couple dances.
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USA - 1941 - In this soundie, men in suits sing and women dance. They dance and sing about Harlem.
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FRANCE - 1906 - In this comedy, two men with loaves of bread go to liquor stores and bars.
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FRANCE - 1906 - In this comedy, a man carrying a loaf of bread dances into a restaurant. A man leaves a group at a dining table with a long baguette.
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FRANCE - 1906 - In this comedy, people shuffle around a dining table. A man carrying a loaf of bread drinks at a bar.
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USA - 1940 - Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and his Orchestra perform I Don't Know Why. They sing on stage with a band and marimba player.
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USA - 1941 - In this soundie, men sing a cabin about Harlem.
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USA - 1940 - Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and his Orchestra perform I Don't Know Why. They sing on stage with a band and marimba player.
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USA - 1940 - Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and his Orchestra perform I Don't Know Why. They sing on stage with a band and marimba player. A dancer comes out.
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USA - 1941 - Doris Day concludes singing "Is it Love or Is it Conscription?" with soloists Les Brown's band at an army camp.
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USA - 1941 - Doris Day begins singing "Is it Love or Is it Conscription?" with Les Brown's band at an army camp.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a showgirl backstage sings about how she hopes to perform in more high-brow venues someday.
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USA - 1940s - The Modernaires conclude a performance of Glenn Miller's "I've Got a Heart Filled With Love" on stage.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, an aspiring young opera singer admits she has had to turn to more lowbrow performing to make money.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a showgirl explains that she needs to work in low-brow venues to make money for her family.
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USA - 1944 - In this race musical, a man tries to dump his nagging girlfriend in a Harlem train station but she convinces him to stay together.
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USA - 1940s - Two members of the Modernaires duet a verse of Glenn Miller's "I've Got a Heart Filled With Love" on stage.
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USA - 1940s - The Modernaires begin a performance of Glenn Miller's "I've Got a Heart Filled With Love" on stage.
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USA - 1944 - In this race musical, a woman breaks up with her boyfriend at a Harlem train stations because she's tired of waiting for him.
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USA - 1945 - Stan Kenton's band finishes a performance of "I'm Homesick, That's All" with a male singer.
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USA - 1945 - Stan Kenton's band starts a performance of "I'm Homesick, That's All" with a male singer.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, two women's dates play gin rummy with each other at a restaurant causing one of the women to have a nightmare about playing cards.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, two women are frustrated that their boyfriends would rather play gin rummy with each other than take them on dates.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, two women commiserate about their boyfriends spending more time playing gin rummy than romancing them.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman chooses a shy guy over a group of impressive dancers.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a couple in a public park sing about how the man is shy.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a bashful man in a public park sings about his shyness as he struggles to meet a beautiful statue's eye.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, a woman gets out of bed and sings about hearing music throughout her day as she brushes her hair and gets dressed.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical, a man sings "I Hear You Knockin" at a music store, and women knock on his piano.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, a couple starts dancing around their living room where the husband lifts his wife onto much of the furniture.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, a couple dances around their living room before relaxing onto the couch together.
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USA - 1935 - In this drama, a man listens to jazz on the radio and turns it off when his father comes in. His hand was hurt in an accident. His son pours him a drink.
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USA - 1935 - In this drama, a man smokes and listens to jazz on the radio. A man comes in with a violin and asks the man to turn off the radio. He puts on classical music on a phonograph.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, showgirls sell war bonds while warning buyers not to share military secrets and Frances Faye sings about shutting your mouth for Uncle Sam.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Frances Faye sings about buying war bonds and not sharing military rumors or secrets.
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USA - 1946 - In this musical, a couple finishes singing "The Hula Rumba," while hula dancers perform.
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USA - 1946 - In this musical, Hawaiian women perform the hula rumba.
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USA - 1946 - In this musical, a couple starts singing "The Hula Rumba," while hula dancers perform.
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USA - 1959 - In this crime drama, a mother tunes a radio to some jazz music. Her son sits at a table in the kitchen. A girl knocks and comes in.
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USA - 1941 - Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, the swing dancers, begin performing in a hotel lobby to Duke Ellington's music.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, Ginger Dulo dances with someone in a horse costume at a ranch during her conclusion of the song "Horse Hairs."