USA - 1941 - In this musical, men note the importance of dressing well to get ladies' attention and dance at parties.
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USA - 1940s - Morton Downey, known as "the Irish Nightingale," concludes a song about a club his father brought from Ireland.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical, couples perform a traditional Irish dance.
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USA - 1928 - Vaudevillian singer Frances White begins a performance of "Heart-Breaking Creole Rose," accompanied by a pianist and wielding an ostrich feather fan.
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USA - 1940s - Morton Downey, known as "the Irish Nightingale," begins singing a song about Irish pride.
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USA - 1928 - Vaudevillian singer Frances White performs "Heart-Breaking Creole Rose," accompanied by a pianist and wielding an ostrich feather fan.
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NEW ENGLAND - 1940s - Ghosts of 17th century European settlers appear doing various activities such as cooking and singing around a hearth before disappearing.
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USA - 1940s - Clarinetist Artie Shaw leads his band in a call and response number, including drummer Buddy Rich (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940s - Sammy Davis Jr. takes the tap dancing lead with the Will Mastin trio.
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USA - 1940s - Peggy Lee finishes singing "It's A Good Day" at a recording studio.
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USA - 1940s - Accordionist Lawrence Welk leads his band in a nightclub performance of "Ain't She Sweet" while people dance (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman meets a distressed man and he asks for a hot water bottle. She meets with two men in love with her.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, an airplane starts its engines. A woman hands the stewardess a note. The plane takes off.
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USA - 1940s - Lawrence Welk's band concludes a performance of "Ain't She Sweet?" at a nightclub as people dance.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man forces another into a taxi cab and they push each other. A woman sneaks into a back room and writes a note.
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USA - 1940s - A clarinetist in Gene Krupa's band concludes a solo while Krupa drums in their rendition of "Jungle Madness."
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man tells a taxi to follow a man and girl in a carriage.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man enters a taxi. A woman insults a girl her husband is having an affair with. She slaps her husband.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman sold a portrait and upsets a man. Two men carry away a painting. She reads a note from a bouquet of flowers.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man and woman enter an asian restaurant and take their shoes off.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman imagines herself dancing on stage. Other dancers join her.
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USA - 1940s - A trumpet player finishes his solo during Gene Krupa's band's performance of "Jungle Madness" (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman and man meet at a hotel reception desk. Two women and a man speak in a hotel room and argue.
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USA - 1940s - Gene Krupa drums alongside his clarinetist.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, people bring luggage down a staircase. They enter a hotel and one man hides from a woman with dogs.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman with poodles enters an elevator. Two women speak in the elevator and a man hides under his hat.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a butler lets a woman into a home. A man speaks with a lawyer, and the woman reveals a telegram.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man and woman speak about lunch and an actress getting a part. The woman runs outside to see a standing bike and walks it home.
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USA - 1940s - Johnnie "Scat" Davis concludes singing "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition" (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a woman speaks with a pianist. She plans a dance and performs across a theater stage. A man and woman look on questioning.
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USA - 1930s - Hal Kemp's jazz band concludes playing in a nightclub with dramatic shadows.
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USA - 1940s - Jimmy Dorsey leads his jazz band on the clarinet (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man and woman speak about apricot brandy. A woman sings to a man outside an elegant party.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a girl signals to a man outside of an elegant party. He pretends to clean the window. People speak around the house.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, an elegant party takes place. A man asks a girl to dance.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a man and girl go through bottles and what stage of conversation they are for. An elegant party takes place and a man enters.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a butler brings a phone to a man and woman at a pool. They speak with a man about a musical.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, a girl speaks with a man at an apple tree. She picks an apple and he gets angry. A man reads a telegram.
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USA - 1940 - In this musical comedy, house workers inspect food and when revealed it only has a single piece of bacon. A girl speaks with a man at an apple tree.
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ITALY - 1951 - In this musical mystery, a man and woman sit in a carriage pulled by a donkey. The man sings to the woman as they ride down an Italian cliffside. The woman sings with him.
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USA - 1930s - A saxophonist solos in the conclusion of a boogie woogie number by Bob Chester's band.
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ITALY - 1951 - In this musical mystery, a man and woman sit in a carriage pulled by a donkey. The man sings to the woman as they ride down an Italian cliffside.
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USA - 1930s - Boogie woogie bandleader Bob Chester lets another saxophonist upstage him.
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USA - 1930s - Hal Kemp's jazz band begins playing in a nightclub with dramatic shadows.
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ITALY - 1951 - In this musical mystery, a man and woman speak about Italy. He flirts with her.
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ITALY - 1951 - In this musical mystery, a woman enters her room and a man is inside. He flirts and pushes himself on her.
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USA - 1940s - Trumpeter Henry Busse solos with his band at a nightclub, with his instrument both muted and not.
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USA - 1930s - Bob Chester's pianist and saxophonist take solos in an improv performance (narrated in 1956).