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Dinah Washington sings a slow jazz classic behind her band on the Harlem Variety revue show in 1955, NYC. (1950s) (100 matches)

1940s: A black jazz orchestra plays and sings in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1955 - Dinah Washington concludes a performance of "Only a Moment Ago" at the Harlem Variety Revue. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948- A master of ceremonies introduces Ray Abrams and Shirley Green, and the Black band plays Gator Serenade on a stage. Editorial Stock Video

The Clovers, an American rhythm and Blues vocal group, perform a fun shuffle blues number on the Harlem Variety Revue show in 1955, Harlem, N.Y. (1950s) Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1955 - Willie Bryant introduces Dinah Washington at the Harlem Variety Revue, where she performs "Only a Moment Ago." Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, the Peters Sisters trio sings "Little Old Lady from Baltimore" at a nightclub backed by Cab Calloway's band. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1956 - La Vern Baker and the Gliders perform "Tra La La" at a nightclub. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - The Ali Baba Trio perform Patience and Fortitude with Valaida Snow singing and playing jazz trumpet, in 1946. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black jazz orchestra plays and sings in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, the Peters Sisters trio concludes singing "A Rainy Sunday" at a nightclub backed by Cab Calloway's band. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: An African American jazz quartet plays while a man and woman dance in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black jazz orchestra plays in a cafe while people dance in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - In this race musical, a woman starts singing a romantic jazz song on stage with a band for backup. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, the Peters Sisters trio sings "A Rainy Sunday" at a nightclub backed by Cab Calloway's band. Editorial Stock Video

Larry Darnell, an African American rhythm and blues singer, performs a slow sensual blues number with his band in 1955, Harlem N.Y. (1950s) Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - In this race musical, a woman sings with a jazz band on stage and the saxophonist takes a solo. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - The Ali Baba Trio perform Patience and Fortitude with Valaida Snow singing and playing jazz trumpet, in 1946. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: An African American jazz quartet plays in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1939 - In this race musical, a woman concludes singing a jazz song for patrons at a nightclub. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: Men perform routine at mic. Lena Horne walks onto soundstage and approaches mic. Man and woman speak into microphone. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A big band orchestra plays What More Can A Woman Do in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black woman sing and dances at a small cafe in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - In this race musical, Sue Richmand sings with a large orchestra at a nightclub. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: African American singer Dorothy Dandridge sings a cowboy western song in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

USA - 1941 - Fats Waller plays the piano at a house party backed by his band, singing a song about the new slang "jumpin'". Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948 - In this race musical, standup comic Moms Mabley tap dances to conclude her routine. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - The Ali Baba Trio perform Patience and Fortitude with Valaida Snow singing and playing jazz trumpet, in 1946. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - An African American jazz quartet plays while a man and woman dance in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948 - In this race musical, singer Anistine Allen begins "Let it Roll" backed by Lucky Millinder's band. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - A black jazz orchestra plays in a cafe while people dance in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948- Moms Mabley performs a rhyme about telling someone not to sit on her bed. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - The Ali Baba Trio perform Patience and Fortitude with Valaida Snow singing and playing jazz trumpet, in 1946. Editorial Stock Video

American MC and host, Willie Bryant, performs a tap dance number with the famous tap dancing duo, Coles and Atkins in 1955, behind a small jazz orchestra, Harlem, N.Y. (1950s) Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, Cab Calloway leads his band at a nightclub where couples dance. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - A black jazz orchestra plays and sings in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1944 - Skeets Tolbert and his orchestra conclude a performance of Blitzkrieg Bombardier, featuring a female dancer. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, Cab Calloway sings "At Dawn Time" with his jazz band for backup in his apartment. Editorial Stock Video

1960s: Women forming a buying club for African-Americans on welfare debate membership fees in 1967. Editorial Stock Video

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CIRCA 1948 Moms Mabley performs a rhyme about telling someone not to sit on her bed. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1950s - Children try to figure out how to react when they overhear their parents arguing in 1957 Georgia. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1949 - Mabel Hunter starts a comedy routine about her love life in a Harlem burlesque show. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1949 - Singer Mabel Hunter concludes a performance of "He's Knocking, But He Can't Get In" at a Harlem burlesque show. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948 A master of ceremonies introduces Moms Mabley, Moms Mabley tells a joke about Old Mother Hubbard being an alcoholic. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - In this race musical, a band member calls a Stepin Fetchit character to wake him while his friends continue to play. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black woman sing and dances at a small cafe in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: Nat King Cole plays piano as Ida James sings in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948- Ray Abrams and Shirley Green's band play Gator Serenade on a stage, and a saxophonist performs a solo. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - An African American jazz quartet plays in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - Louis Jordan's band concludes a performance in a college classroom and Jordan is promptly asked to visit the dean's office. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948 - In this race musical, a man demands money back from his friend who wants to spend it on a date. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - In this race musical, a swing band begins a rendition of Dinah and one of their saxophonists is attacked. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1956 - In this musical revue at the Apollo Theater, host Willie Bryant jokes with R&B singer Faye Adams before she begins a performance. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1955 - R&B singer Larry Darnell concludes a performance of "What More Do You Want Me To Do," and is joined on stage by Willie Bryant. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1960s - A nurse looks after a patient with a hurt or broken limb during an emergency response drill Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1930s - Citizens deposit their money in banks and investors work at the New York Stock Exchange in the 1930s. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1955 - The tap dancing duo of Coles and Atkins teach Willie Bryant how to dance at the Harlem Variety Revue. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, a dancing duo performs at a nightclub and the man eats fire. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: Big band jazz performance number in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1940s - 1940s jazz soundie One Look At You. Editorial Stock Video

1940s - 1940s soundie A Little Robin Told Me so Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - A black woman sing and dances at a small cafe in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Peggy Lee performs "Why Don't You Do Right?" Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this musical, African-American couples dance to live jazz music. Editorial Stock Video

1940s - 1945 jazz soundie Gotta Be This Or That. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Chuck Foster and his big band sing Harriet in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Black music video from 1940s has many racial stereotypes and overtones. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1949 - Jo Jo Adams begins a performance of "I Like the Hucklebuck" in a Harlem burlesque show. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Bombs are dropped and troops are shown in combat as well as celebrities Bob Hope, Gary Cooper, Joe E. Brown and John Wayne. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, Deek Watson and the Brown Dots conclude a performance at a nightclub. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Fats Waller performs Your Feets Too Big with dancers dancing in a club, in 1941. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Black singers around the piano entertain in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1947 - In this race musical, Cab Calloway sings "Bop Bop" with his jazz band for backup in his apartment. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Nat King Cole sings and plays the piano in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - The Nat King Cole trio performs "It's Better to Be By Yourself." Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1948- The Andy Kirk orchestra plays on stage. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black orchestra plays big band jazz in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1930s - Lena Horne sings a song onstage in 1938. Stock Video

CIRCA 1956 - Doo-wop group The Flamingos perform "Would I Be Crying" on TV. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - Singer Joesfred Portee performs a jazz number. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1938 - In this musical, a woman sings a jazz number at a nightclub. Editorial Stock Video

1960s: Woman sits in church. Girl sits in church. Woman sits at organ playing and singing. Editorial Stock Video

1970s: UNITED STATES: man and lady walk in gardens. Man and lady stand by house. Men in meeting, Lady performs on stage Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1946 - In this race musical, a woman concludes a dance while Louis Jordan's band plays a school dance. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - African Americans perform Rockin Chair dressed as moonshiners, at a mountain cabin, in 1941. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1940s - Dorothy Dandridge sings a cowboy western song in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1941 - Lucky Millinder and his band perform "I Want a Big Fat Mama" with dancers dressed as cowboys and cowgirls. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: A black woman singer sings a 1940s ballad about a rocking horse in this 1940s soundie musical. Editorial Stock Video

1940s: Ted Gamble, National Director of the War Finance Division of the United States Department of the Treasury, is honored by the motion picture industry, in 1946. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1955 - Willie Bryant introduces the Nat King Cole trio and they perform "The Trouble With Me Is You" at the Harlem Variety Revue. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1943 - Crowds flood the streets of Tunis to celebrate the allies' liberation of the city. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1930s - A swim meet is shown in Jones Beach, Long Island and aviator Wiley Post is welcomed with a parade, in New York, in 1930. Editorial Stock Video

Franklin D. Roosevelt copes with the Great Depression in 1933. Stock Video

Montage of audience in theater clapping, 1950s. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1967 - Takeshi Fuji defeats Sandro Lopopolo for the international junior welterweight title. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1933 - Nazis begin anti-Semitic campaigning. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1961 - A party is thrown for the teenage members of the interracial Youth for Service program in San Francisco, California. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1950s - Second World Peace Conference Warsaw, 1950 denounces biological warfare. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1927 - Thousands of people swarm Charles Lindbergh when he makes his historic landing on Le Bourget Field. Editorial Stock Video

CIRCA 1960s - People dance wildly at a beach party. Editorial Stock Video

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