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1920s dancing jazz band Black & White Stock Photos

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1920s dancing jazz band Black & White Stock Photos

A British five-piece dance band, Jack Monks Jazz Band, onstage in Sutton, Surrey (now a borough of London), UK in December 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB68–A British five-piece dance band, Jack Monks Jazz Band, onstage in Sutton, Surrey (now a borough of London), UK in December 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
BERLIN: SYMPHONY OF A BIG CITY, (aka BERLIN: DIE SINFONIE DER GROSSTADT), 1927 Stock Photo
RMCWB0N4–BERLIN: SYMPHONY OF A BIG CITY, (aka BERLIN: DIE SINFONIE DER GROSSTADT), 1927
A British dance band, the W Johnson Trio, at the Unity Hall, Brixton, London, UK in January 1938. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB6K–A British dance band, the W Johnson Trio, at the Unity Hall, Brixton, London, UK in January 1938. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
Culver City, California: 1928 The early stages of the marathon dancing endurance contest that started in Culver City and continued eight miles to Ocean Park in Santa Monica. The dancers were accompanied by five motor trucks laden with jazz bands. Stock Photo
RM2R7CGXG–Culver City, California: 1928 The early stages of the marathon dancing endurance contest that started in Culver City and continued eight miles to Ocean Park in Santa Monica. The dancers were accompanied by five motor trucks laden with jazz bands.
A British four-piece dance band, The Brian Scammell Dance Band onstage in the UK in 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2R7DKR1–A British four-piece dance band, The Brian Scammell Dance Band onstage in the UK in 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
BERLIN: SYMPHONY OF A BIG CITY, (aka BERLIN: DIE SINFONIE DER GROSSTADT), 1927 Stock Photo
RMBTKBD5–BERLIN: SYMPHONY OF A BIG CITY, (aka BERLIN: DIE SINFONIE DER GROSSTADT), 1927
A British dance band, the De Berrys Trio, onstage at the Whitehall Court Hotel, London, England, UK in December 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB63–A British dance band, the De Berrys Trio, onstage at the Whitehall Court Hotel, London, England, UK in December 1937. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
A British four-piece dance band, The Legion Airs, onstage at the British Legion, Twickenham, Middlesex, UK in July 1939. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB60–A British four-piece dance band, The Legion Airs, onstage at the British Legion, Twickenham, Middlesex, UK in July 1939. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
A British five-piece military dance band, the Number 2 Station Band, Farnborough onstage 5 December 1940. Farnborough, Hampshire, England, UK was home to the Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE) and the players are wearing their RAF uniforms. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1940s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2R7DKPY–A British five-piece military dance band, the Number 2 Station Band, Farnborough onstage 5 December 1940. Farnborough, Hampshire, England, UK was home to the Royal Aircraft Establishment (RAE) and the players are wearing their RAF uniforms. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1940s photograph.
A British dance band, The Harry Blake Orchestra, at the Portman Rooms, Baker Street, London, UK in November 1937. With 12 members, this was a sizable band and, unusually for the time, included a bass player and guitarist. Blake is photographed on the right. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB64–A British dance band, The Harry Blake Orchestra, at the Portman Rooms, Baker Street, London, UK in November 1937. With 12 members, this was a sizable band and, unusually for the time, included a bass player and guitarist. Blake is photographed on the right. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
A British four-piece dance band, with members of the De Berrys Trio, onstage at a charity benefit dance in aid of the NSPCC (The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) in a London hotel, England, UK in 1939. The sign behind the band requests dancers should refrain from ‘stamping and jumping’. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph. Stock Photo
RM2JTPB6B–A British four-piece dance band, with members of the De Berrys Trio, onstage at a charity benefit dance in aid of the NSPCC (The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) in a London hotel, England, UK in 1939. The sign behind the band requests dancers should refrain from ‘stamping and jumping’. Early dance and swing bands had their heyday in the UK during the 1920s–30s. Bands played in dance halls and hotel ballrooms. They played melodic, good-time music and individual players would play in several bands. This image is from an old glass negative – a vintage 1930s photograph.
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