1931 - In this musical, an African-American choir sings "Is That Religion?" before a black performer in blackface takes the stage as a preacher.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, an operatic pig is booed at a barnyard revue, and lifted into the hayloft by crane.
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FRANCE - 1944 - Men and women put on an outdoor western-themed revue for Canadian soldiers stationed in France.
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USA - 1903 - In this silent comedy, a fancy woman in an evening gown undresses to change behind a dressing screen into a burlesque outfit.
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USA - 1933 - Cliff Edwards, also known as Ukulele Ike, scats and plays with a small Mexican band.
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USA - 1933 - In this musical, a Mexican bride (Lupe Velez) dances with a cowboy (Gary Cooper).
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USA - 1933 - A small Mexican musical group dedicates a love song to Lupe Velez.
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USA - 1933 - Cliff Edwards, also known as Ukulele Ike, performs an homage to movie actresses.
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USA - 1933 - Clarence Muse sings a song on stage about the Congo.
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USA - 1933 - Cliff Edwards, also known as Ukulele Ike, sings the theme song to "Hollywood on Parade" and plays the Ukulele while musically introducing his next guest.
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USA - 1933 - Clarence Muse talks to William Warren about songwriting backstage, and Cliff Edwards aka Ukulele Ike introduces a newsreel segment.
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USA - 1933 - Jean Harlow enjoys golfing.
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USA - 1944 - A dog trainer has one of his canines walk on his hind legs before jumping over the other dogs who are all in begging positions, then the man does somersaults while a dog tumbles on top of him.
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USA - 1944 - A theatrical performer twirls several hoops around his limbs, then has a troupe of dogs come sit on their hind legs in a row in begging positions.
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USA - 1944 - A dog backflips over the others in his troupe during a theatrical routine, then several of the dogs jump through their trainer's hoop.
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UNITED STATES - 1951 - In this musical revue, Lionel Hampton and his orchestra play "Ding Dong Baby", featuring musicians playing the trombone.
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UNITED STATES - 1951 - Lionel Hampton and his orchestra perform "Ding Dong Baby" in this lively musical revue. Lionel Hampton plays a vibraphone solo.
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UNITED STATES - 1951 - Lionel Hampton's orchestra performs "Ding Dong Baby" in the musical revue. Lionel Hampton kisses a woman wearing an evening gown onstage.
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1931 - In this comedy film, a black preacher in blackface satirizes sermons by preaching one based off the alphabet.
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1931 - In this comedy film, a black church choir sings their preacher, a black man in blackface, off stage.
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1931 - In this comedy film, a black preacher in blackface satirizes sermons by preaching one based off the alphabet before departing.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, Mickey Mouse begins singing "Minnie's Yoo Hoo" at a barnyard revue.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, Mickey Mouse finishes singing "Minnie's Yoo Hoo" at a barnyard revue with Minnie Mouse in attendance.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, Mickey Mouse finishes a barnyard revue by playing a bunch of musical instruments and dancing.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, an animal audience cheers for a chicken when she lays an egg during a revue.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, a hen and a rooster put on a violent fight during a revue.
USA - 1929 - In this cartoon, Mickey Mouse's band opens up a barnyard revue, followed by group of dancing ducks.
Time-lapse of opening and dying soft pink Revue roses 5d1 in Animation format with ALPHA transparency channel isolated on black background
Time-lapse of dying soft pink Revue rose 6x5 in RGB + ALPHA matte format isolated on black background
Time-lapse of opening soft pink Revue rose 2x0 in Animation format with ALPHA transparency channel isolated on black background
Rotating white red Revue rose 49x1 isolated on white background, seamless loop