US - 1952 - in this musical, policemen enter a bar to break up a brawl. One man starts playing the piano which helps settle down the fighters. In the end, everyone has calmed down and seems happy.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a man and woman sing a duet while the man also plays the piano.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a man serenades a woman, but she closes the window, and he looks down, disappointed.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a man plays the polka with his flute and a woman dances joyfully around the room they're in. Then, her elder sister walks in, reprimanding her for being alone with a man.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a man talks about the time he has left in his life and tells a woman how he wants her to be with him. They kiss, which makes him incredibly happy, and he promises her the world.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a woman and a man are together. She tries to be there for him. He kisses her and leaves with regret, wishing another woman he knows was more like her.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a man plays the piano and a woman sings. A younger woman stands in the doorway and pretends to sing like her, not noticing the older woman who walks down the stairs and stands behind her.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, a woman sings at a private recital, accompanied by an orchestra. Two men are playing music in another room at the same time. A young woman runs out to tell them to stop.
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US - 1952 - in this musical, an African American plays the guitar and sings the beginning of "Oh Susanna". In the next scene, men march on the streets wearing colorful jackets and continuing the song.
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US - 1931 - in this musical, two friends are singing while one of them plays the piano, having a good time.
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US - 1931 - in this musical, in front of a mirror, a woman sings about the meaning of love.
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US - 1931 - in this musical, a man brings up good memories of places that he and his wife have been to. She then starts to sing. People seated at a table downstairs look up when they hear her voice.
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1951 - Singer Monica Lewis performs for enthusiastic Marines stationed in Korea.
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1951 - Comic actor Danny Kaye and accordion player June Brunner entertain men of the 1st Marine Division stationed in Korea.
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USA - 1949 - Marian Anderson sings a religious song in a recording studio.
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1975 - Burmese National Theatre dancers play instruments and teach students at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, the Kim Loo sisters sing to American soldiers from an army jeep.
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USA - 1930 - The songwriting duos of Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, and Oscar Hammerstein and Sigmund Romberg are introduced along with snippets of their songs at Warner Brothers Silver Jubilee party.
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CHINA - 1939 - US Navy sailors stationed in China play ping pong and backgammon, play the piano, write letters and listen to the radio at their outpost.
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USA - 1915 - A couple concludes a demonstration of the tango.
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USA - 1915 - A couple concludes the hesitation waltz.
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USA - 1915 - A couple demonstrates the hesitation waltz.
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USA - 1915 - A couple begins a demonstration of the hesitation waltz.
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LONDON - 1976 - Children feed pigeons and listen to a guitarist play near a busy London intersection.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, three women sing about preferring to laze around in fields rather than work.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, three women sing about pitying hard working businessman while they prepare to sleep in a haystack.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a woman becomes a popular jitterbug partner for sailors after making a drunken ballet debut.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a woman decides to leave the farm to become a ballerina but exasperates her teacher.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, three women sing as they recline in a haystack before hitchhiking.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, a ballerina accidentally drinks alcohol instead of soda before her first big performance.
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1938 - Argentinians in traditional garb dance in the countryside to a small live orchestra.
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US - 1951 - in this musical, cowboys are readying their horses for departure while neighbors walk around.
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher asks her pianist to demonstrate chords in the keys of C and F for her children's choir.
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher leads a sing-along of "All Through the Night" with her harmonizing children's choir.
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher leads her children's choir in the hymn "There's Music in the Air," with piano accompaniment.
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USA - 1952 - A woman teaches a children's choir how to harmonize on the lullaby "All Through the Night."
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher identifies the chords played by a pianist as she accompanies a children's choir in "Oh Susannah!"
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher introduces her class to the C scale and they sing it together while a girl plays along on the piano.
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USA - 1952 - A children's choir sings "Oh Susannah!" and their teacher explains the chords their pianist played to accompany them.
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USA - 1952 - A woman teaches her music class the basic chords.
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher introduces her class to the concept of chords and harmonies.
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USA - 1952 - A music teacher leads an orchestra class of children.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a music store worker (Charlie Chaplin) stops to flirt with a pretty client before he and a colleague move her piano outside.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy delivery men (including Charlie Chaplin) play around as they move furniture to make space for a piano, then stop to flirt with their pretty customer.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a delivery man (Charlie Chaplin) struggles under the weight of a piano.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, the donkey toting a piano on a wagon is lifted off the ground when the driver (Charlie Chaplin) struggles to evenly distribute the weight on board.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a wiry piano delivery man (Charlie Chaplin) struggles to move a piano up an outdoor staircase with his colleague and falls repeatedly.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, piano delivery men (including Charlie Chaplin) accidentally bring a piano to the wrong house.