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  • January 2010

Posts Tagged ‘Charleston’

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Welcome to the Cabaret

Cabaret was one of the defining features of the Jazz Age and these supper entertainments were staged in a venue other than a theatre all over the world. Besides providing food, drink, jazz music and an entertainment, customers could also dance. Indeed dancing was the key to the 20th century cabaret craze. (more...)

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Tags: Black Bottom, cabaret, cabaret craze, Charleston, Cortez and Peggy, Divina and Charles, Fowler and Tamara, Fox Trot, Guy and Van Duren, Jack Hylton, Jazz Age, Maurice and Walton, Mitty and Tillio, Moss and Fontana, New York cabaret, nightclubs, Paris cabaret, Paul Whiteman, Roseray and Capella, Sielle and Mills, supper clubs, supper show, Ted Brown, the 20s, the Roaring twenties, the Twenties, Vincent Lopez

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Bee Jackson and ‘Hey! Hey! Charleston’

The blond and vivacious Bee Jackson was described as the Charleston Queen and was certainly one of the more prominent advocates of the dance in America and Europe but did not ‘invent’ the dance itself. In the midst of a brilliant, international career she died tragically in her mid twenties. (more...)

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Tags: Al Rinker, Artist and Models, Bee Jackson, Bing Crosby, Carl Foreman, Carl Hyson, Carnival, Castillian Royal, Charleston, Clara Kimball Young, Club Mirador, Club Richman, Coral Gables Golf and Country Club, Damon Runyon, Dan McKetrick, Dolores Ellen, El Fey Club, Florenz Ziegfeld, Francis Knight Orchestra, Garber’s Orchestra, Gilda Gray, Harry Bestry, Harry Richman, hey hey Charleston, Ivan Abramson, Jack Dempsey, Jack Kearns, Jimmy Walker, Johnny Dundee, King Zog, Kit Kat Club, Lew Leslie, Lido-Venice Hotel, Lying Wives, Midgie Miller, Muriel Montrose, Nat Bruce’s Orchestra, Ned Wayburn, Nesta Glynn, No Foolin, Noble Sissle, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Nights revue, Paramount Club, Peggy Harris, Piccadilly Hotel Cabaret, Rex Evans, Running Wild, Shubert, Sissle and Blake, Sliver Slipper, the Charleston, the Question Mark, the Rhumba, W.T. Granlund, Will Morrissey, Will Morrissey’s Music Hall Revue, Wonder Bar, Ziegfeld, Ziegfeld Follies of 1922

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