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800:, where it ran for 518 performances. After a slow start, the show became the hit of the season. Hall's performance of "Diga Diga Do", created a sensation. Her mother was so incensed when she went to see the show by her daughter performing what she termed 'risquΓ© dance moves', she tried to stop the show during Hall's performance and banned her from appearing in any future performances. The ban only remained for one performance, and Hall returned triumphantly to her role the following day. It was reported in the press of the day that the show's producer
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performance Hall gave at
Lewisham Hippodrome theatre during the week of 20 August 1940, the Luftwaffe attacked overhead, dropping bombs and, "even though we could hear bombs exploding outside the theatre, we carried on ... I had sung 54 songs until the all-clear sounded at 3:45 a.m. in the morning!" Hall's 54 encores are believed to be a world record for the amount of encores sung by one artist on stage. Hall also claimed to be one of the first entertainers to enter
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1447:"Much has been said and published too, about the magnificent residence of Miss Hall," says George, "but my interest was in what transpires behind the portals of this mansion when the singer is at home." "I have a sun parlour," said Adelaide, "in which I take a keen delight. Here, while enjoying the rays of the sun, I crochet and listen to the radio. A great deal of my time off the stage I spend painting or working in my garden. My favorite radio artists are
1517:(French for "The Big Apple", the name of his original New York club) where she frequently entertained. "It (the club) held about two hundred people. I made this dramatic entrance coming down a spiral staircase from the attic. Nobody knew that all the boxes of wine and tinned food were stored up there with me. I came down the stairs in the most gorgeous costumes you'll ever see, floating in feathers and plumes," recalled Hall during an interview.
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1921:. The movie was intended to highlight the contribution of black men and women to British society at a time when they were struggling for visibility on the screens. Filming appears to have been halted due to the director's illness and only six reels of rushes remain, including scenes of Hall rehearsing songs such as "
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2491:. After attending the award ceremony she said: "I was so proud to be acknowledged. They said, 'You look like a Queen. You don't look more than fifty or sixty. You look so well.' I wore a sequin suit β different colours β it glittered. I must have been the oldest one there! I ate everything that came along."
603:, Henry 'Gang' Jones, the Harmony Trio, Charles Hawkins, Arthur Porter, 'Billy' McKelvey and Clarence Nance." Billed as the star "soubrette" of the show, Hall's performance included several songs (most notably "Sweet Virginia Bliss"), flat-foot dancing and accompanying herself on the ukulele while singing.
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I was standing in the wings behind the piano when Duke first played it ("Creole Love Call"). I started humming along with the band. He stopped the number and came over to me and said, "That's just what I was looking for. Can you do it again?" I said, "I can't, because I don't know what I was doing."
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during which she was accompanied by the BBC Variety
Orchestra. During the show she mentions how she had just returned home from a tour. On 20 May 1940, Hall's recording of 'Careless' debuted in the British charts at number 30, where it remained for two consecutive weeks. In the August 1940 issue of
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wrote especially for her. It was during Hall's rendition of "Ill Wind" that nitrogen smoke was used to cover the floor of the stage. It was the first time such an effect had ever been used on a stage and caused a sensation. So successful was the show that the entire production went on a road tour,
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automobile with her husband Bert. When they arrived in New York, Hall was approached in 7th Avenue by a reporter, who enquired about her career plans. Hall, however, declined to enlighten the reporter. Nevertheless, Miss Hall's reappearance in New York City garnered much speculation, as she was
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newspaper who published under the initials T.Y. wrote in his review of Hall's performance that "she was excellent" and that he was so thrilled to be at the show he totally forgot to jot down on his notepad the title of the songs Hall performed. He did however apologise for this mishap. He also
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When Duke was recounting the incident to a reporter he explained, "We had to do something to employ
Adelaide Hall," and then added, "I always say we are primitive artists, we only employ the materials at hand ... the band is an accumulation of personalities, tonal devices." On 4 December 1927,
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Hall later recalled in vivid detail the challenges she faced during WWII while entertaining the troops across Europe and in the UK, some of whom were wounded: "Sometimes I had to sing without music, but it was a challenge, and so rewarding to get all the people to sing with me." At one London
1483:," confided Miss Hall. "As a kid I longed for a stage career, and my first step towards this was to run away from school to try my luck behind the footlights. I was apprehended and sent back to school to continue my training as a modiste. Today, I am proud that I am more than an actress".
2378:, New York. Unfortunately, Blake was recovering from pneumonia at the time so could not attend the event but with the aid of a special telephone hook-up to his home in Brooklyn he was able to listen to the entire two-hour show. On 5 April 1983, Hall commenced a month-long engagement at
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Adelaide Hall, attractive young colored singer, dominates a vaudeville of staggering proportions. Miss Hall has the sort of "blues" voice that gets you and she has a fine dramatic sense. Her interpretation of "River Stay Away From My Door," is strikingly good. And her gowns are
1121:, and I am proud of it. I'm a full-blooded American colored girl. If the issue is going to be ancestry I am only waiting for a chance when I can put some of these new rich on the witness stand and ask them how their grandfathers spelled their names.' Adelaide Hall quote, 1932.
1703:, The Gordon RadiOlympia Girls, Hubert Murray and Mooney, and Bobby Howell and his Band. However, with war looming, the BBC were instructed by the government to shut down broadcasting, and at 12:35 the service went off the air for seven years. It appears that the show
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Adelaide Hall, the darling girl with the guitar and the mellifluent voice, again stole into the callous hearts of an analytical public at the Regal theater last week. She charmed them with her voice, her poise and beauty. She has a style of singing
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4913:β The London Palladium (opened 2009 β on permanent display). The collection throws a spotlight on 100 years of black performers at the Palladium, such as Adelaide Hall, the Harlem Renaissance star who made her London debut at the venue in 1931.
7875:, Saturday, 20 May 1939, p. 15 ("Adelaide Hall in 'Dark Sophistication' β A coloured cabaret from the Old Florida Club With Marco Hlubi and his Tom Toms, Esta and Louise, Charles Wood, and Felix Sowande with his Negro Choir and Orchestra").
7981:) 12.00 midnight radio show. General Listening Barometer, Week 28, Sunday, 6 July 1943. Subject to the limitations of sampling, the figures below show the percentage of the whole adult population of Great Britain who listened to each item.
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was so concerned about race violence connected with the controversy surrounding Hall's performance that he took out a hefty insurance policy to cover the cast; the most heavily insured were the principals, Hall and "Bojangles" Robinson.
2677:(published by Dodd, Mead, 1955) lists individual musicians that helped develop jazz, in which he states that "jazz singers too, had not been without influence on the development of this (Jazz) music", and then includes Hall alongside
7961:, in which Adelaide Hall is mentioned as being a featured vocalist in his band: "The new-featured vocalist in Joe Loss's broadcasts is one of America's veterans of jazz singing, her career dating back to the first big Negro revue,
1626:. She was so successful and became so popular with British audiences that she stayed and made her home there, becoming one of the most popular singers and entertainers of the time. Hall lived in London from 1938 until her death.
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In 1931, Hall embarked on a world concert tour that visited two continents (America and Europe). The tour was estimated to have performed to more than one million people. During the tour, she appeared four times at New York's
1350:, Harlem, starring Hall in Harlem, New York, 14 February 1934. The show was produced by Clarence Robinson and garnered great attention and acclaim, helping to establish the recently opened Apollo as Harlem's premier theatre.
1287:, limps across the stage ahead of an array of stars, which go far to label this revue, about the finest to grace the boards of any stage." In October 1933, for the first time in history, the entire floor revue from Harlem's
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1283:, starring Hall in New York, dated 29 November 1933, said that, "Although crippled from a fall into a manhole while appearing in Boston the week previous to her New York engagement, Adelaide Hall, scintillating star of the
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Tyler continues by asking about her forthcoming
American and Canadian concert tour, which will take her deep into the South: "What do you think of such a tour, under the conditions that exist in the South?" Hall replied:
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that included games, music, entertainment, dancing and ice cream. Performing in concert at the event in front of an estimated 50,000 people was the parade's guest of honour
Adelaide Hall. Also appearing at the event were
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As early as July 1927, newspapers were reporting that Hall had invented a new style of singing, which she termed βsquagel.' One account of the effect Hall had on audiences when she 'squageled' was written up in the
2956:, produced by Lydia Dillingham, opened at the Southern Broadway Dinner Theatre at The Historic Hildreth Brothers Building in Alabama, USA, in which the actress Brandy Davis portrays Hall. The entire run sold out.
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noted: "Adelaide Hall and assistants have some show. Speed, pretty girls, catchy music, a touch of art, which touches the border line of nudity β the names of such well-known stage celebrities as
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272:(20 October 1901 β 7 November 1993) was an American-born UK-based jazz singer and entertainer. Her career spanned more than 70 years from 1921 until her death. Early in her career, she was a major figure in the
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and the female members of her company, who also performed that year, Hall was the first black female artiste to ever take part in the Royal
Variety Performance. Hall also entertained at private parties for the
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under the caption: "Adelaide Hall and her husband run the Florida. His show, her songs, our fun." On 6 June 1945, Hall's recording of "There Goes That Song Again" entered the BBC British charts at number 15.
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newspaper for the following day (2 September) noted in their section 'News in Brief' that "RadiOlympia closed at 12:30 yesterday", presumably another result of the country being placed on a war footing.
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In the "100 Great Records of the 1920s" Hall is at number 26 with Duke Ellington's Orchestra, singing "The Blues I Love to Sing" (Duke Ellington/Bubber Miley), Victor 21490, 1927. Influential writer
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in Euston Road, London, holds a considerable archive relating to Adelaide Hall; the collection contains mainly audio, interviews, live concert tapes, and recordings, some of which are quite rare.
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in New York on 3 November 2013 and was booked through to 31 August 2014. The show is an idealised fantasy of Harlem in its 1920sβ1930s heyday and salutes black musicians and performers such as
1471:. While at home I do very little cooking; in fact, there are servants to take care of these details. The cook's biggest job is to prepare broiled chicken, as that is one of my favorite dishes."
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In the 1930s, several Hollywood movie companies also maintained studios in New York, and New York-based stage performers were approached to appear in movie short subjects. Hall starred in two:
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including one entitled "Le Tumulte Noir β Dancer in Magenta" that captures Hall's performance beautifully, as she is dancing and waving her arms about. An original vintage poster of Hall by
1597:, an hour-long programme direct from a Paris studio that highlighted a variety of famous Parisian artists of radio, cabaret and the music hall. The show included performances from Hall and
3184:. A blue plaque was unveiled at her former home of 27 years at 1 Collingham Road, South Kensington, SW5 ONT, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea on 9 July 2024. Singer/actress
1113:βIf the objection to me is based on ancestry, I am perfectly willing to match my family tree with anybody here,' said Hall. βAs for being an American, I can trace my ancestry back to the
350:, where William Hall taught piano. Her father died on March 23, 1917. Three years later, Evelyn died of pneumonia on March 25, 1920, leaving Adelaide to support herself and her mother.
2282:, in June 1980, Hall took up temporary residence at Michael's Pub in New York and commenced a three-week engagement, performing three shows a night. In June 1980, she performed at the
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921:", "Diga Diga Do", "Bandanna Babies" and "I Must Have That Man" made them into household hits, and they continued to be audience favourites throughout her long career. At the end of
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1941:. That year, Hall recorded five spirituals accompanied by the pianist Kenneth Cantril. The five songs chosen and released by London Records (the US outlet for British Decca) were "
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He begged me to try. Anyway, I did, and sang this counter melody, and he was delighted and said "Addie, you're going to record this with the band." A couple of days later I did.
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7949:β What really did happen that day in 1939, when the BBC Television Service closed down 'for the duration of the conflict'?" Transdiffusion Broadcasting System, 31 October 2005.
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8563:, 15 May 1952, p. 66. Article about Adelaide Hall (includes a photograph) mentioning her Calypso Club in London and how she taught Princess Elizabeth to dance the Charleston.
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and producer Clarence Robinson. A rare group photograph taken at the event, in which Hall is seated in the centre surrounded by guests including actress and music hall star
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Writer Iain Cameron Williams and Adelaide Hall's former manager Kate Greer own a private Adelaide Hall Collection, from which items have been loaned for public exhibitions.
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11484:"Adelaide Hall Sings: circa 1945: Adelaide Hall (1901β1993) singing 'There's Something In The Air' at a bottle party in the Florida nightclub. The pianist is Fela Sowande"
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has been back in America several weeks while Adelaide Hall has been singing for the soldiers. Miss Hall, whose popularity with the British 'Tommy's' ranks with that of
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2662:. She holds the accolade of being the 20th century's most enduring female recording artist, her recording career having spanned eight decades. In 1941, Hall replaced
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5821:, p. 84 β Big Apple, 135th and Seventh Avenue, Uptown Harlem, NYC, associated with Adelaide Hall, 1924. The term "Big Apple" became associated with the whole of NYC.
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9826:: Adelaide Hall's recording of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby" is chosen to represent 1928 in the ASCAP 100 years timeline. Retrieved 4 September 2014.
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8035:, Dulwich Online, 11 April 2008. Review of the "Keep Smiling Through" exhibition that features recollections of Adelaide Hall entertaining the troops during WWII.
5196:(UK) holds a significant collection of magazines and newspapers containing articles and reports documenting Adelaide Hall's career dating from the 1930s to 1990s.
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4935:β Exhibition β VIERTELNEUN Gallery, 1090 Vienna, Hahngasse 14, Austria β Exhibition (25 January to 28 February 2013) β Catalogue published with the presentation.
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on violin) Alex Renard (trumpet) Christian Wagner (clarinet, alto saxophone) Jacques Metehen (piano) Roger Chaput (guitar) Maurice Chailloux (drums) and others
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8513:, 1957 Broadway souvenir program β Adelaide Hall biography notes (retrieved April 10, 2021) in which she mentions her performances a private royal parties.
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2971:(ASCAP) celebrated its centenary by publishing a timeline of songs chosen to represent the past hundred years. One song was chosen to represent each year.
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24th Edition. It was the largest grossing show ever staged there. The show ran for six months at the Cotton Club. In the show, Hall introduced the songs "
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in 2003 as the world's most enduring recording artist, having released material over eight consecutive decades. She performed with major artists such as
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After many years performing in the US and Europe, Hall went to the United Kingdom in 1938 to take a starring role in a stage-adapted musical version of
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10770:β Historian and News Curator, Luke McKernan, discusses his role in rediscovering 7-reels of the previously thought to be lost 1948 UK film documentary
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and was produced by Eric Fawcett. The six-minute footage of Hall is all that survives of the show. In 1948, Hall appeared in a British movie called
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9380:β Biographies v. 12 (The Collected Works of Langston Hughes) Works for Children and Young Adults: Biographies by Langston Hughes, reissued 2001,
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A scene at an unspecified RAF Variety concert during WWII showing Adelaide Hall performing the song "Hang Out Your Washing On The Siegfried Line"
5640:, 17 February 1939, p. 15. Includes a photograph of Hall and mentions performers with whom she had recorded and performed, including Rudy Vallee.
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took place in Philadelphia in September 1957 and transferred to Broadway on 31 October. In 1958, Hall was cast as one of the lead characters in
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from Hall's London nightclub, the Old Florida Club. The cabaret show starred Hall; also on the bill were Esther and Louise, Eddie Lewis, and
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song charts at No. 29 (USA). On 7 January 1933, Hall and Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra recorded "I Must Have That Man" and "Baby".
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base in North London, in front of a specially invited audience of RAF personnel, and was the first large-scale variety concert organised by
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6374:"Duke Ellington Orch, V=Adelaide Hall β Creole Love Call : Adelaide Hall : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive"
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and part of the mystery surrounding "what really happened at the BBC on 1 September 1939?" That year, Hall became a featured vocalist with
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at the end of 1929 had been rife among theatrical circles and in newspaper gossip columns. True to the speculation, in 1930, Hall and
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BBC 100th Anniversary, 2022 - The Women Behind Television. Exhibition and celebrations to celebrate the 100 years anniversary of the
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by Ron Kase. Kase's account captures Hall's 11:00 o'clock evening performance in the Cotton Club Parade revue, at which
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podcast devoted an episode to the life and career of Hall, titled "Sing to the moon Addie and the stars will shine".
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conducted a live radio interview with Adelaide Hall. Transcripts from the taped recording, which is housed in the
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were one of the house bands Hall's husband Bert hired at the club. At the beginning of 1936, Hall starred in the
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tenure at the Moulin Rouge, to thank the cast for their successful run and to welcome in the forthcoming
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Adelaide Hall, Ina Duncan, and Arthur Porter took the crowd off its feet, with Old Fashioned Love.
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in London to celebrate the sacred music of Duke Ellington. A live recording of the concert titled
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A Cabaret Moment starring Adelaide Hall, hosted by Donald F. Smith. WNYC archives id: 225027.
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organised the tour and Hall headlined the cast. Other performers on the bill included the
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newspaper. In the interview Hall gives a rare insight into her life and her home in the
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by Stephen Davis is set inside Adelaide Hall's La Grosse Pomme nightclub in
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The Collected Works of Langston Hughes: Works for Children and Young Adults
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7822:"That Old Feeling" sung by Adelaide Hall with Fats Waller playing the organ
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10281:"Adelaide Hall: A rare BBC Recording (1939) resurfaced: You're blasΓ© (HD)"
10142:"Victor matrix BVE-39371. Blues I love to sing / Duke Ellington Orchestra"
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Gussow, Michael (22 March 1984). "Parting Film Shots: Coppola and Dutch".
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with the performers: Adelaide Hall (singer), Oliver Wakefield (comedian),
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A Century of Musicals in Black and White: An Encyclopedia of Musical Stage
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series. The same year, she was presented with a Gold Badge Award from the
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11156:"London Palladium hosts exhibition celebrating black performance history"
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mentions that Adelaide Hall entertained the troops in Europe for the USO.
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Vaudeville, Old and New: An Encyclopedia of Variety Performers in America
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on 16 March 1953. In 1956, she returned to London's West End in the play
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9887:"Watch the Sherman's Showcase Black History Month Spectacular for Free"
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Show Tunes: The Songs, Shows, and Careers of Broadway's Major Composers
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performing every Monday and Wednesday evening at 9 PM (New York time).
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10124:"Victor matrix BVE-39370. Creole love call / Duke Ellington Orchestra"
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Born to Play: The Ruby Braff Discography and Directory of Performances
5832:"Shuffle Along (1921) | The Black Past: Remembered and Reclaimed"
5770: : 3 June 2020), William F. Hall, 1917" William Hall death notice
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hosted by John Watt. The show was an NBA TV version of the radio show
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In 1926, upon Hall's return to New York after touring Europe with the
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Hall began her stage career in 1921 on Broadway in the chorus line of
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American people who self-identify as being of Native American descent
11684:"Oral History of Jazz in Britain: Max Jones interviews Adelaide Hall"
11402:, Archives of African American Music and Culture, Indiana University.
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9406:: A Reference Guide to Fifty Works from the First Half of the Century
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8133:"South London Memories: Jazz singer Adelaide Hall sang as bombs fell"
7388:, Oxford University Press, 2010, p. 147. Retrieved 14 September 2014.
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Riverside Theatre β "A Woman Commands" β cinema and vaudeville review
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Harlem Renaissance Lives from the African American National Biography
5998:"Edward K. 'Duke' Ellington, African American Composer & Pianist"
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to life. Costume designer Ariyela Wald-Cohain looked directly to the
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9899:"7 Remarkable Black Women Who Shaped British History: Adelaide Hall"
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From Mae to Madonna: Women Entertainers in Twentieth-century America
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Adelaide Hall with piano acc. by Francis J. Carter and Bennie Paine
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Adelaide Hall with piano acc. by Francis J. Carter and Bennie Paine
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Adelaide Hall with piano acc. by Francis J. Carter and Bennie Paine
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Adelaide Hall with piano acc. by Francis J. Carter and Bennie Paine
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Underneath a Harlem Moon: The Harlem to Paris Years of Adelaide Hall
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in London, along with contemporary musicians. Also on the bill were
11086:"Keep Smiling Through: Black Londoners on the Home Front 1939β1945"
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Queer Pulp: Perverted Passions from the Golden Age of the Paperback
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Adelaide Hall's historic live BBC telerecording (Variety in Sepia):
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by Henry T. Sampson, chapter 5, p. 524. Retrieved 17 December 2014.
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During the war, Hall entertained the troops in Europe for the USO (
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In New York in October 1927, Hall recorded her wordless vocals on "
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11534:. Adelaide Hall caricature by Al Hirschfeld, published 5 May 1929.
11522:. Adelaide Hall caricature by Al Hirschfeld, published 7 May 1928.
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9699:"Laura Mvula's over the Moon as she stars at Proms with orchestra"
9126:"Adelaide Hall (King's Head Theatre, Islington, till 11 December)"
8712:"Muses With Milligan β BBCtv 1965 β Restoration Split Screen Demo"
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drawn by Gilbert Sommerlad held in the V&A Collection Archive.
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6400:"OKeh matrix W81777. Chicago stomp down / The Chicago Footwarmers"
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12 β 17 April 1926, Royal Theatre, Baltimore City. 10 April 1926,
4005:"I Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much)" / "Moonlight in Mexico"
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Adelaide Hall - "Sing to the moon Addie and the stars will shine."
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as a guest. In July 1982, Hall appeared at a Gala concert held at
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Ellington and his Orchestra commenced their residency at Harlem's
11460:"Portrait of singer Adelaide Hall by Germaine Krull, Paris, 1929"
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Bill Robinson and Adelaide Hall Palace Theatre performance review
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Keep Smiling Through: Black Londoners on the Home Front 1939β1945
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in 1974. On 4 January 1974, she appeared on the British TV shows
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was a frequent visitor and that Hall had taught the princess the
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10181:"Victor matrix BVE-Test-110. Must have that man / Adelaide Hall"
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4060:"A Sinner Kissed an Angel" / "Why Don't We Do This More Often"?
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in New York. Her accompanists were Ronnie Whyte and Frank Tate.
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in a show devoted to poetry and jazz. In 1968, Hall appeared in
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Miss Adelaide Hall Captures The World Fair City and They Like It
11139:"Art College Hosts Jazzonia And The Harlem Diaspora Exhibition"
9675:"Laura Mvula releases orchestral recording of 'Sing to the Moon
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7781:, 9 July 1946, p. 5 (with a large photograph of Adelaide Hall).
7720:"What's Happening | Adelaide Hall introduced Truckin' to Paris"
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accompanying her on the organ. The recordings were released on
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show. In the meantime, Hall and Ellington appeared together in
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10999:. Adelaide Hall exhibit information. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
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The British Lion Film Production disc collection (held at the
9858:"Black History Month Spectacular Trailer | Sherman's Showcase"
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7430:"The Impact of the Music of the Harlem Renaissance on Society"
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and his involvement with Harlem's Apollo Theater and the show
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Blacks in Blackface: A Sourcebook on Early Black Musical Shows
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party, 1929, taken at Authie, Paris. Retrieved 1 January 2015.
6455:"Adelaide Hall, 92; Jazz Singer Performed With Duke Ellington"
6429:"Adelaide Hall talks about the Cotton Club and Duke Ellington"
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3957:"Ain't It a Shame About Mame"? / "Room Five Hundred and Four"
3236:(26 October 1927) (recorded Victor Studio No. 1, Camden, NJ )
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1479:"When I retire from public life I shall resume my career as a
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Blues: An AnthologyβComplete Words and Music of 53 Great Songs
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10849:, featuring Adelaide Hall. IMDb. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
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7399:"Adelaide Hall talks about 1920s Harlem and Creole Love Call"
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Swann Auction Galleries, New York, catalogue, 2 October 2003.
6784:: A Celebration of Adelaide Hall, Wednesday, 15 January 2003.
6613:"Faces of the Harlem Renaissance β Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson"
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11322:"Permanent Collection Highlight Sonia Boyce: Untitled, 2006"
8385:"Adelaide Hall at the Nightingale Club, London (1948)" Video
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Albert Gaubier danced under the direction of Serge Diaghilev
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5699:"Fats Waller: Fats Waller on the Air 1938 Broadcasts (2009)"
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The Robert Langmuir African American Photograph Collection,
4049:"I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" / "My Sister and I"
2722:(set in New York in the late 1920s, early 1930s) written by
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Chapter 20 (titled "La Grosse Pomme") in the 2017 spy novel
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in New York. Among other artists appearing in the show were
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and as such she had every right to reside where she wished.
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9934:"Black Plaque Project β Making Black history known history"
9795:"'After Midnight,' on Broadway, Fetes the Heyday of an Era"
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6852:
The Chassaing Collection of French Art Deco Posters Auction
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5202:(Archive) holds two Adelaide Hall portraits from the 1940s.
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Adelaide Hall β Live at the Riverside Studios (soundtrack)
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Advertisement for Hall in the Cotton Club Revue of 1934 at
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10283:β "You're BlasΓ©" by Adelaide Hall with Stephane Grappelli.
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Adelaide Hall with Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra
7250:'New York's First Nighter' Adelaide Hall returns to Harlem
3391:"You Gave Me Everything but Love" / "This Time It's Love"
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in New York. She presented the same show in London at the
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and his Orchestra, and on November 3, 1927, Hall recorded
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NYPR Archive Collections, WNYC, New York Public Library:
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Head portrait of Adelaide Hall, 1925 unknown photographer
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6041:
Voices of the Jazz Age: Profiles of Eight Vintage Jazzmen
5634:"Don't Call Them Crooners: 4 β Adelaide Hall" (interview)
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4138:"There Goes That Song Again" / "I'm Gonna Love That Guy"
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Adelaide Hall with John Ellsworth and his Orchestra with
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3444:"Drop Me Off in Harlem" / "Reaching for the Cotton Moon"
3414:(21 December 1932) (recorded ARC session, New York City)
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Hall was loosely portrayed as the nightclub chanteuse in
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1932β1933: Larchmont, Westchester County, racist incident
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and to celebrate the release of his newly published book
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Radio, and was presented by Don Smith on his radio show
11061:"Little Black Dress at the Fashion & Textile Museum"
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Caricature of Adelaide Hall in her role as Butterfly in
7537:, week of 16 March 1935, p. 8. Retrieved 25 August 2014.
7202:"Adelaide Hall twits white neighbours on their ancestry"
6486:. New York, NY: W.W. Norton & Company. p. 276.
5927:. New York, NY: W.W. Norton & Company. p. 242.
2550:. One of the participants, TV presenter and broadcaster
2511:, New York, Terrace Hill Section, Grave 1252, March 2018
2460:. Other artists appearing included the Bob Wilber Band,
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10860:"Chasing a Rainbow: The Life of Josephine Baker (1986)"
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8981:, at the Duke Ellington Tribute Concert in 1982. 34:37
8436:: the show's musical spot was filled by guests such as
7661:. Albert Gaubier biography, retrieved 17 December 2014.
7098:"Adelaide Hall β You Gave Me Everything But Love (1932)
5742:"Adelaide Hall Biography β Facts, Birthday, Life Story"
5017:, from 27 January 2018 until 22 April 2018, located at
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said it was "bright, accessibly silly and uproarious".
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and is widely acknowledged as one of the world's first
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and the New Swingle Singers. The concert was hosted by
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London Auction House in 2018. In Europe, Hall rivalled
651:. The show played several large cities before reaching
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Hits of All Decades β Pop rock n roll Music Chart Hits
9306:"Inspirational black British women throughout history"
9108:"Review/Music; Adelaide Hall Opens Weill Cabaret Bill"
9084:, episode "The Real Cotton Club". Library of Congress.
7563:"Adelaide Hall And Meeres & Meeres Off For London"
6987:, Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing, 1993, pp. 59β60.
4999:, Brixton, London SW2 1EF (24 July β 30 November 2014.
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Adelaide Hall (vocals and tap dancing) accompanied by
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Entertainments National Service Association personnel
11734:. WNYC, New York City (retrieved 26 September 2020):
11063:, Sunday, 22 June 2008. London SE1 Community website.
10369:
Hits of All Decades βPop rock n roll Music Chart Hits
10246:"1933β1934 Dooji Collection: Ellington 78 rpm labels"
9208:"Jazz on a Summer's Night: Sophisticated Lady (1990)"
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about the Adelaide Hall concert at the Studio Theatre
7531:"Adelaide Hall: A Harlem Song-Bird Will Invade Dixie"
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of Blackbirds at the Moulin Rouge performing "Porgy",
6181:"Thomas 'Fats' Waller: Performances in Transcription"
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American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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and the London Sinfonietta Big Band was conducted by
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British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors
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in New York after her success in the hit London show
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and his Orchestra. After the initial tour disbanded,
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10382:"There Goes That Song Again" by Adelaide Hall at #15
10163:"1927 The Dooji Collection: Ellington 78 rpm labels"
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8643:(obituary, listing some of her stage performances),
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by Bernard L. Peterson, Greenwood Publishing Group.
5952:. IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2WBL-GNJ
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2WBM-Z2D
3501:"East of the Sun and West of the Moon" / "Solitude"
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It was Hall's husband, Bert Hicks, who suggested to
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Cathedral of the Incarnation (Garden City, New York)
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In October 1988, Hall presented a one-woman show at
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In 1985, Hall appeared on British TV in the cast of
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9764:"After Midnight β An Homage to Harlem's Golden Age"
8996:"Pianist Eubie Blake feted as he hits century mark"
8864:
8467:, 29 October 1951, Victoria Palace Theatre, London.
8368:"Adelaide Hall β 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot' (1948)"
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The 1933 Chicago World's Fair β Century of Progress
6916:, 4 January 1930, p. 1. Retrieved 29 December 2014.
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Article about Sam Wooding and the Chocolate Kiddies
5693:
5691:
4871:β Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, Brighton (2007).
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3782:"Day In, Day Out"/ "I Poured My Heart into a Song"
2140:. The play had its world premiere on 8 July at the
11658:"Adelaide Hall on the stage of the Palace Theatre"
11498:. Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images.
10199:"Victor matrix BVE-Test-111. Baby / Adelaide Hall"
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8641:"Adelaide Hall, 92, International Star of Cabaret"
7486:"Harold Arlen β Biography β The Cotton Club Years"
7234:"Singer Adelaide Hall Tells Why I Moved to London"
7115:"More Than a Handful β The Incomparable Art Tatum"
6894:Swann Auction Gallery, New York, Sale 2239 Lot 391
6842:, artist Paul Colin's lithograph of Adelaide Hall.
5508:"Adelaide Hall, 92, International Star of Cabaret"
5472:
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2930:, who became international stars during that era.
2530:In London, a memorial service was held for her at
2523:and she was laid to rest beside her mother at the
2199:TV documentary. Artists also taking part included
997:would be paired up on stage again after Hall quit
11375:Rhythm & Reaction: The Age of Jazz in Britain
11214:"There is no archive in which nothing gets lost".
9993:"Sing to the moon Addie and the stars will shine"
9650:
9032:"In and Around Town Adelaide Hall at the Cookery"
9014:"From Britain, Adelaide Hall and Her Cabaret Act"
7998:(musician) appearing at the New Empress Theatre,
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7802:
7763:. 13 May 1938. p. 66 – via BBC Genome.
6511:"'They Always Come Back For More,' says Adelaide"
6106:Show Boat: Performing Race in an American Musical
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5658:
5307:, are available to listen to upon request at the
5003:Rhythm & Reaction: The Age of Jazz in Britain
3979:"Yes, My Darling Daughter" / "The Things I Love"
3883:"Who Told You I Cared"? / "Shake Down the Stars"
3580:K-6001 / K-6001 D-599 Tono (Copenhagen, Denmark)
3377:"Strange As It Seems" / "I'll Never Be The Same"
3040:movie for visual references. Critics praised it:
2472:and sold out almost as soon as it was announced.
2419:. In July 1986, Hall performed in concert at the
2175:. On 15 June 1976, she appeared on British TV in
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11202:"There is no archive in which nothing gets lost"
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7549:(magazine), Vol. 1, No. 5, July 1935, page 138:
7311:, University of Illinois Press, 6 January 2012 (
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5059:Photo Archive: Adelaide Hall on set of the 1940
4807:(1985) (A documentary with live performances at
4741:A World Is Turning (towards the coloured people)
3264:W81777-A / W81777-B / W81777-C Columbia Records
3256:Adelaide Hall with piano acc. by George Rickman
2734:was inspired by the lives of Hall (known as the
2726:and first published in 1931. Published in 1998,
2452:that included the world premiere of Ellington's
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483:and Alex C. Rogers, after which she appeared in
357:. Soon after their marriage he opened a club in
326:(with whom she made her most famous recording, "
11717:, African Stories in Hull & East Yorkshire.
11612:"Adelaide Hall (1901β1993), Singer and actress"
10217:"Adelaide Hall (vocalist : soprano vocal)"
9814:, Past shows, Southern Broadway Dinner Theatre.
9429:. San Francisco, CA: Chronicle Books. pp.
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5581:as the World's most enduring recording artiste.
2854:, and on 19 August 2014, Mvula appeared at the
2073:was filmed with the original cast and aired on
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16:American-born jazz singer and actor (1901β1993)
11681:
11400:"Adelaide Hall Collection, 1928β2003, undated"
11364:, 30 January 2018. Retrieved 19 February 2018.
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8993:
8253:explaining how he came to write the score for
8109:, 3 April 2005. WW2 People's War, BBC Archive.
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7533:, "Looking at the Stars with Ralph Matthews",
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6707:
6261:'Desires of 1927' β A Riot at Elmore" (review)
5846:"Stage Musicals 1920s β Part 3: New Composers"
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5538:
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5044:Archives of African American Music and Culture
4923:There is no Archive in which Nothing Gets Lost
4819:Chasing a Rainbow: The Life of Josephine Baker
4295:"Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine" / "Bill"
3726:"A New Moon and an Old Serenade" / "Our Love"
3116:
2666:as Britain's highest paid female entertainer.
2638:Hall was one of the major entertainers of the
1933:). In 1949, Hall appeared on the BBC TV shows
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857:at the Moulin Rouge sold on 2 October 2003 at
825:, France, where it ran for four months at the
11648:. V&A Theatre and Performance Collection.
11462:. Detroit Public Library Digital Collections.
10801:) contains music from the film soundtrack of
10611:"An All-Colored Vaudeville Show (Short 1935)"
9991:podcast: Season 1, Episode 3, Adelaide Hall:
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8569:
8490:"Events & Business Functions | EABF"
7218:"Why can't the stars live where they please?"
6408:Discography of American Historical Recordings
6248:
5505:
5085:) contains music from the film soundtrack of
4833:(1989) (UK) (documentary about Adelaide Hall)
3677:
3046:called it "the hidden gem of sketch comedy";
2996:As part of Black History Month in June 2020,
1504:
1265:
11472:Guide to the Rosetta Reitz Papers, 1929β2008
9877:, 19 June 2020. Retrieved 30 September 2020.
9029:
6948:magazine, 23 August 1930, and reproduced in
6910:"Bojangles to be starred with Adelaide Hall"
6867:at the Moulin Rouge, featuring Adelaide Hall
6649:
6133:
6044:. University of Illinois Press. p. 14.
5037:Adelaide Hall archives and photo collections
4027:"Minnie from Trinidad" / "Sand in My Shoes"
2750:is captured in the fictionalised 2017 novel
2274:fame. The show originally was staged at the
1609:
1327:earlier that year at the Cotton Club in the
364:
11762:20th-century African-American women singers
10423:"Adelaide Hall | Adelaide Hall Discography"
10022:
9960:"Top 10 People of colour in Stage Musicals"
8825:"The Sacred Music of Duke Ellington (1983)"
8635:
8633:
8631:
8607:
8605:
8308:, August 1940. Retrieved 13 September 2014.
8002:, London, 8 December 1941, can be found at
7809:"Hall, Adelaide (1901β1993), Actor, Singer"
7750:with Adelaide Hall singing "Where or When".
7333:'Stormy Weather' Revue stars Adelaide Hall"
7015:
7013:
6704:
6679:, 18 May 1929. Retrieved 14 September 2014.
6633:"Blackbirds of 1928 / Shuffle Along (1921)"
6559:USA song chart entry for "Creole Love Call"
6310:"Southern Syncopated Orchestra: The Roster"
6037:
5527:
5144:, one dated 1928, and the other dated 1929.
5091:(1950), on which Adelaide Hall is featured.
4467:
4361:
4346:"Bluebird on My Shoulder" / "Common Sense"
3606:K-6002 / K-6002 Tono (Copenhagen, Denmark)
3078:Black Plaque awarded to Adelaide Hall, 2021
1891:Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep)
1828:Entertainments National Service Association
1764:Entertainments National Service Association
1427:1935: North and South American concert tour
11347:details website, retrieved 25 August 2014.
10636:"The Kentucky Minstrels (TV Special 1939)"
10228:
10226:
9722:, 7 August 2014. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
9705:, 8 August 2014. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
9562:Scott, Jay (12 November 1984). "Making of
9185:, concert at the Royal Festival Hall. BFI.
8566:
8331:A view of the 'Cafe Continental' stage set
8047:, Wargaming.net. Retrieved 17 August 2018.
6178:
5467:
4082:"My Devotion" / "Sharing It All With You"
4038:"Song of the Islands" / "Pagan Love Song"
4016:"As if You Didn't Know" / "I Take to You"
2952:In February 2014, a new stage show called
2409:. In 1985, Hall appeared on British TV on
2387:Omnibus: The Cotton Club comes to the Ritz
1875:Hall appears in the earliest post-war BBC
1779:to hit the airwaves. It took place at the
1601:, who were accompanied by two orchestras.
1377:On 23 March 1934, Hall opened at Harlem's
796:and in May 1928 transferred to Broadway's
420:revue. The show included songs written by
337:
31:
11862:Burials at the Cemetery of the Evergreens
11328:, Studio Museum Harlem, 19 December 2013.
10264:"Prestige Records Discography: 1933β1948"
9792:
6878:"Adelaide Hall Takes Place of 'Jo' Baker"
5299:: In 1988, the journalist and radio host
5267:Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
4150:
3105:Top 10 People of Colour in Musicals, 2021
1657:in a live transatlantic radio broadcast.
1262:and The Sioux Tribe of Native Americans.
841:illustrated several posters to advertise
424:. Hall was hired to join the cast of the
11812:American emigrants to the United Kingdom
11414:, Archives Online at Indiana University.
11324:(from the "Rivington Place Portfolio").
11036:"Devotional | Adelaide Hall (1901-1993)"
10362:
10343:
9591:
8628:
8602:
8071:, Vol. 1, No. 1, 14 October 1939, p. 3:
7703:"Adelaide Hall shows Paris Canned Apple"
7693:(2014) p. 150. Retrieved 17 August 2018.
7365:Article about producer Clarence Robinson
7010:
6481:
6245:, Oxford University Press, 2009, p. 233.
6168:. 17 April 1926 – via Google News.
5922:
5783: : 3 June 2020), Evelyn Hall, 1920.
5592:"Art Tatum β Strange As It Seems (1933)"
5568:
5544:"The real first lady of jazz (Review of
5172:Trio and John McLeary performing at the
4945:, Curaçao, Willemstad, Caribbean (2013).
4301:(11 July 1951) (recorded in London, UK)
4273:
4220:Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
3519:"I'm Shooting High" / "Say You're Mine"
3483:"I'm in the Mood For Love" / "Truckin'"
3397:(10 August 1932) (recorded in New York)
3369:(October 1931) (recorded in London, UK)
3323:(October 1931) (recorded in London, UK)
3301:(14 August 1928) (recorded in New York)
3233:BVE-39370-1/ BVE-39371-1 Victor Records
3156:
2959:
2939:I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby
2498:
2043:Hall appeared in the 1951 London run of
1951:Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
1745:
1682:
1649:. On 10 September 1938, she appeared in
1360:
1061:
1034:. The musical opened on Broadway at the
971:
919:I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby
879:
807:
736:
696:
444:and his Orchestra continued touring the
11486:. Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images.
10597:(review) βAdelaide Hall ... puts over β
10223:
10087:"Adelaide Hall | singer | blue plaques"
9597:
9576:
9417:
8873:. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp.
8611:
8101:
8099:
8097:
7685:by Colin Bratkovich, published Xlibris
4891:β London Fashion Museum, London (2008).
3968:"It's Always You" / "How Did He Look"?
3946:"Moon for Sale" / "Yesterday's Dreams"
3577:"There's a Lull in my Life" / "Medley"
3383:(5 August 1932) (recorded in New York)
3345:"Baby Mine" / "I'm Redhot From Harlem"
2988:
2761:"When Harry Met Addie" was composed by
2242:(a retrospective musical revue) at the
1762:Inc.) and the British equivalent ENSA (
1604:
1169:) who, he declared, "can really play".
776:, who planned to build the show around
750:In 1928, Hall starred on Broadway with
655:. In mid-November, Hall travelled from
393:on Broadway in 1923, in which she sang
149: 1924; died 1963)
11744:
11625:NYPR Archives NYPR Archive Collections
9793:Isherwood, Charles (3 November 2013).
9582:
9555:
9105:
8198:"Home Front β Songs From World War II"
7453:
7349:"Adelaide Hall with Cotton Club revue"
7060:
6769:, p. 215. Retrieved 14 September 1014.
6637:The Official Masterworks Broadway Site
5899:
5463:
5461:
5459:
5457:
5455:
4845:(1989) (UK) (Adelaide Hall in concert)
4312:Columbia Gramophone Co. (EMI Records)
4298:Columbia Gramophone Co. (EMI Records)
3812:"Serenade in Love" / "Fare Thee Well"
3537:"After You've Gone" / "Swing Guitars"
3253:(21 June 1928) (recorded in New York)
3136:
2366:, in 1982, where she sang Ellington's
1687:Radiolympia, Thursday 31 August 1939,
1455:and his Deep River Orchestra, and the
964:
877:for popularity on the European stage.
623:" and "The Blues I Love To Sing" with
525:, a revue containing songs written by
10885:"Brown Sugar (TV Mini Series 1986β )"
10294:"TalkTalk Webspace is closing soon!!"
9957:
9561:
8973:Adelaide Hall sings βCome Sunday' at
7975:PROGRAMME FOR THE FORCES HOME SERVICE
6694:"Liberty NYC Performing Arts Archive"
6280:, p. 10, half-page advertisement for
6002:Chevalierdesaintgeorges.homestead.com
5902:"Musical of the Month: Shuffle Along"
5079:The British Lion Film Production disc
4843:Adelaide Hall β Live at the Riverside
3522:CPT-2649-1 / CPT-2652-1 Pathe PA 914
3486:P-77612 / p-77613 Ultraphone AP 1574
3447:BS-78827-1-2 / BS-78828-1-2-3 Victor
3165:Hall was one of the recipients of an
2877:" was sampled by the American rapper
2294:. Other artists on the bill included
2136:. The cast included American actress
1389:" and "Primitive Prima Donna", which
1005:starred together twice at New York's
730:
414:In 1925, Hall toured Europe with the
322:, and recorded as a jazz singer with
11510:, photograph by John D. Kisch, 1934.
10807:on which Adelaide Hall is featured:
8094:
8045:"Entertaining Allied Troops in WWII"
7432:. Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute.
6673:celebrates one year run on Broadway"
6484:Louis Armstrong: Master of Modernism
5925:Louis Armstrong: Master of Modernism
5269:: Rare Adelaide Hall photographs by
4315:(11 July 1951) (recorded in London)
3671:and Arthur Young and his Swingtette
3504:P-77616 / P-77618 Ultraphone AP1575
3351:(October 1931) (recorded in London)
3337:(October 1931) (recorded in London)
3290:Orchestra (vocals by Adelaide Hall)
3273:Orchestra (vocals by Adelaide Hall)
3242:Orchestra (vocals by Adelaide Hall)
2862:season, performing the entire album
2444:. In 1989, she appeared at London's
2049:playing the role of Hattie, singing
1984:. Alongside Trinidad-born US dancer
1398:playing in theatres across America.
1227:On 19 August 1933, the fifth annual
917:, Hall's performances of the songs "
410:Chocolate Kiddies 1925 European tour
11782:20th-century American women singers
11682:Sarah Coggrave (17 December 2020).
11338:"Black Women in Britain" exhibition
11267:"Temporary: The Harlem Renaissance"
9777:"Broadway Review: 'After Midnight'"
9647:by Iain Cameron Williams, Worldcat.
9522:, 4 May 1999. Retrieved 6 May 2023.
9106:Wilson, John S. (14 October 1988).
9094:Photograph of Adelaide Hall onstage
8994:Peter Keepnews (19 February 1983).
8402:"Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril"
7456:"Jass.com: Cotton Club Revues 1934"
6840:"Le Tumulte Noir/Dancer in Magenta"
6332:, Saturday, 16 October 1926, p. 10.
6326:"'Handy Night' at Small's Paradise"
5452:
5319:", which she recorded in 1927 with
4190:Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril,
3842:"Careless" / "Don't Make Me Laugh"
3331:"Too Darn Fickle" / "I Got Rhythm"
1562:'s ban on jazz music being played.
898:, after a four-month production run
13:
11832:American musical theatre actresses
11099:"Jazzonia and the Harlem Diaspora"
9617:"The Wonderful Girls In Our Lives"
9038:. New York Media, LLC. p. 28.
8851:The Sacred Music of Duke Ellington
8612:Hickman, Charles (16 March 1953).
7553:. A copy is housed at the Archive.
6730:"Adelaide Hall returns to cast of
5506:Glenn Collins (10 November 1993).
5288:
4795:The Sacred Music of Duke Ellington
4267:Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril
4249:Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril
4231:Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril
3935:"Our Love Affair" / "And So Do I"
3924:"Goodnight Again" / "Trade Winds"
3623:I Can't Give You Anything but Love
3386:Adelaide Hall with orchestra acc.
2914:, premiered to much praise at the
2193:The Sacred Music of Duke Ellington
2057:", and in the 1952 London musical
1895:I Can't Give You Anything But Love
1631:I Can't Give You Anything But Love
1629:On 28 August 1938, Hall recorded "
1303:. The revue was originally called
1231:took place during the prestigious
1146:1933: Harlem Opera House, New York
551:Theater Owners Booking Association
397:'s hit song "Old-Fashioned Love".
14:
11963:
11907:Jazz musicians from New York City
11698:
10545:"Broadway Varieties (Short 1934)"
10395:"Song artist 44 - Duke Ellington"
9602:Investor Sues Partners in Film".
9598:Harmetz, Aljean (10 June 1984). "
9335:"Twelve Sing Way Back to America"
9050:The Cotton Club comes to the Ritz
7267:"ADELAIDE HALL TO TOUR THE COAST"
5900:Reside, Doug (10 February 2012).
5871:"ARTSEDGE: Drop Me Off in Harlem"
5666:"ARTSEDGE: Drop Me Off in Harlem"
5575:"Devotees β Honours and Tributes"
5200:National Portrait Gallery, London
4883:National Portrait Gallery, London
4805:The Cotton Club Comes to the Ritz
3771:"Moon Love" / "Yours for a Song"
3758:I Get Along Without You Very Well
3638:Adelaide Hall with organ acc. by
3507:(20 January 1936, Paris, France)
3464:B-12773-B / B-12774-B issue 5063
3298:E-28059 / E-28060 Brunswick 4031
1707:never took place at RadiOlympia;
11675:
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11429:
11424:Jazzonia and the Harlem Diaspora
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10035:
10016:
10006:"Adelaide Hall's 122nd Birthday"
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9892:
9880:
9863:
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9829:
9817:
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9757:
9754:, TheaterMania, 3 November 2013.
9741:
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9708:
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9668:
9659:"Laura Mvula: Reflections of..."
9638:
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9610:
9525:
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9370:
9360:"100 Great Records of the 1920s"
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9238:
9228:"Gold Badge Award list for 1992"
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9023:
9012:John S. Wilson (15 April 1983),
9006:
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8967:
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8934:
8920:. Scarecrow Press. p. 397.
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8190:
8177:
8154:
8142:
8125:
8112:
8107:"When Adelaide Hall Went to War"
8078:
8062:
8050:
8038:
8025:
8008:
8004:the V&A in their collection.
7984:
7968:
7965:, produced on Broadway in 1921."
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7572:
7556:
7551:"Benny Hoff's News From America"
7540:
7524:
7508:
7478:
7447:
7435:
7063:"NPR's Jazz Profiles: Art Tatum"
6600:Museum of the City of New York:
6509:, 19 November 1927, front page:
6299:at the Royal Theatre, Baltimore.
5834:. The Black Past. 16 March 2008.
5384:
5372:
5360:
5348:
5336:
5184:StanisΕaw Julian Ignacy OstrorΓ³g
5133:nightclub (the Florida Club) in
5101:dated 1929, photographed during
4969:, New York. In her 2006 etching
4905:Jazzonia and the Harlem Diaspora
4827:(1986) (American TV mini-series)
4352:(May 1960) (recorded in London)
4324:
4216:Nobody Know de Trouble I've Seen
4125:I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
4071:"Tropical Magic" / "Intermezzo"
3696:"I Have Eyes" / "I Promise You"
3461:"I Must Have That Man" / "Baby"
3429:B-12773-C / B-12774-C Brunswick
3426:"I Must Have That Man" / "Baby"
3408:"I Must Have That Man" / "Baby"
3394:B-12166-A / B-12167-A Brunswick
3295:"I Must Have That Man" / "Baby"
3247:"I Must Have That Man" / "Baby"
1947:Nobody Know De Trouble I've Seen
1822:, had her own BBC Radio series,
1585:), she recorded four songs with
639:and The Chicago Footwarmers for
11802:African-American female dancers
11767:20th-century American actresses
11672:, Beinecke Digital Collections.
11660:, Beinecke Digital Collections.
11311:, 5 June β 27 July 2013, Iniva.
11309:"Scat: Sound and Collaboration"
11297:"Scat: Sound and Collaboration"
10965:"Latest 7 Β» Dress is more"
10832:Adelaide Hall Filmography (BFI)
10384:, 6 June 1944 BBC Record Chart.
10023:Alex Finnis (20 October 2023).
7936:, issue, 25 August 1939, p. 21.
7422:
7409:
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6662:
6650:Daniel Pinna (7 October 2023).
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5487:from the original on 6 May 2022
5296:Oral History of Jazz in Britain
4907:β Chelsea Space, London (2009).
4791:: 300th edition (1981) (BBC TV)
3572:is included on this recording)
3230:" / "The Blues I Love to Sing"
3010:β portrayed Adelaide Hall in a
2898:featuring the classic music of
2716:Hall is mentioned in the novel
2562:In 2018, Hall was named by the
2450:Royal Ellington Tribute Concert
1770:The First World Radio Broadcast
1522:Quintette du Hot Club de France
1323:, which had been introduced by
1178:ADELAIDE HALL TO TOUR THE COAST
479:, which had a score written by
146:
10834:. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
9889:. Sherman's Showcase (report).
9856:Sherman's Showcase (trailer):
9635:. Retrieved February 26, 2022.
9272:, Time Inc., 22 November 1993.
9030:Ruth Gilbert (11 April 1983).
8947:magazine, 7 July 1980, p. 109.
8941:Newport Jazz Festival listings
8677:"Adelaide Hall in new musical"
8318:"6 June 1944 BBC Record Chart"
8137:South London Press and Mercury
7947:"The edit that rewrote history
6343:invent a new style of singing?
5643:
5602:
5584:
5579:Guinness Book of World Records
5499:
4849:
4749:(1951), British PathΓ© Newsreel
4719:(1940), British PathΓ© Newsreel
4646:
3631:(28 August 1938) (recorded at
3489:(January 1936, Paris, France)
3468:Co. Tokyo (Japan) issued 1935
3199:
3152:
3050:said it was "irreverent", and
2456:, which was written for Queen
2179:. and in 1981 appeared on the
1581:; in 1937 (while on a trip to
1415:(1935), a miniature revue for
1412:An All-Colored Vaudeville Show
1335:1934: Apollo Theater, Harlem,
1305:The Cotton Club Parade of 1933
1229:Bud Billiken Parade and Picnic
1197:World Fair City, Chicago, 1933
615:Recordings with Duke Ellington
462:, as well as in the 1972 film
279:Guinness Book of World Records
1:
11942:Traditional pop music singers
11877:Dancers from New York (state)
11807:American emigrants to England
11777:20th-century American singers
11772:20th-century American dancers
11736:Adelaide Hall (on WNYC Radio)
11236:, Glasstire, 4 November 2012.
10986:Little Black Dress exhibition
10314:"Adelaide Hall β Discography"
9958:Lewis, Paul (22 March 2021).
9619:, 1973, Morecambe & Wise.
9246:"Featured Content on Myspace"
9054:. Retrieved 6 September 2014.
8904:magazine, 2 June 1980, p. 94.
8458:The Royal Variety Performance
8073:"Harry Roy's World Broadcast"
7859:, Saturday, 25 February 1939.
6541:, Haus Publishing Ltd, 2005 (
6092:. Retrieved 17 December 2018.
5904:. The New York Public Library
5445:
4949:Scat: Sound and Collaboration
4911:The Living Archive Exhibition
4839:(1989) (live concert footage)
4685:(1934) (USA short, filmed at
4671:(1933) (USA short, filmed at
4455:"There Goes That Song Again"
4254:"My Lord, What a Morning" / "
3568:and his Orchestra (trumpeter
2654:singers, regarded as such by
2081:. In 1957, at the request of
2055:Another Op'nin', Another Show
1844:(and others) and produced by
1459:. My stage favorites include
1058:1931β1932: World concert tour
570:Southern Syncopated Orchestra
11787:20th-century English singers
11474:. Duke University Libraries.
11223:Museum of Fine Arts Houston.
11204:. Art & Education, 2012.
10661:"The Thief of Bagdad (1940)"
10473:"Dancers in the Dark (1932)"
9916:"Adelaide Hall, Entertainer"
9160:"Adelaide Hall, jazz singer"
9144:"Adelaide Hall, jazz singer"
8865:Bernard L. Peterson (1993).
8234:"The Thief of Bagdad (1940)"
7137:, African American Registry.
7051:), April, July and November.
6753:, Dorling Kindersley, 2005,
6314:Black Music Research Journal
4697:All-Coloured Vaudeville Show
4657:(1924) (USA) (Micheaux Film)
4309:"How Many Times" / "Vanity"
3204:
3088:Abbey Road Recording Studios
2888:, Broadway musical 2013β2014
2838:, by Iain Cameron Williams:
2820:During 2013, British singer
1760:United Service Organizations
7:
11852:American women jazz singers
11586:, Alinari Images (Archive).
11574:, Alinari Images (Archive).
11389:The Women Behind Television
11042:. National Portrait Gallery
11016:. National Portrait Gallery
10910:"Sophisticated Lady (1989)"
9835:Sherman's Showcase on AMC:
9812:"A Nite at the Cotton Club"
9688:. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
9399:Chapter 36, Strange Brother
9096:at the Barbican, July 1986.
7355:, 23 September 1933, p. 18.
7238:The Baltimore Afro-American
6076:. Retrieved 17 August 2018.
5875:Artsedge.kennedy-center.org
5794:"Adelaide Hall (1901β1993)"
5670:Artsedge.kennedy-center.org
5176:Theatre, Hampstead, London.
4797:(1982) (MGM) β recorded at
4519:
4328:
4277:
4196:
4154:
3756:"Transatlantic Lullaby" / "
3681:
3380:Br 6376 / Br6362 Brunswick
3208:
2342:, the program, narrated by
2326:organised a tribute to the
1999:Duke and Duchess of Windsor
1367:Loew's Metropolitan Theatre
1173:1933: American concert tour
772:was the idea of impresario
588:and produced by impresario
10:
11968:
11932:Singers from New York City
11857:British women jazz singers
11792:African-American actresses
11010:"Devotional | Sonia Boyce"
10997:Brighton & Hove Museum
10571:, Feb. 17, 1934, page 39,
10530:, Oct. 28, 1933, page 62,
9341:, 2 December 1939, p. 6: "
9134:, 10 December 1988, p. 45.
8667:, 3 September 1957, p. 33.
8528:https://www.royal.uk/sport
8020:, 13 November 1993, p. B7)
7382:"Cotton Club Parade, 1934"
6997:"Dancing in 'Brown Buddies
6896:. Group photograph of the
6513:β report & photograph.
6237:Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham
5652:recorded in 1927. YouTube.
5548:by Iain Cameron Williams)"
5397:
5235:Victoria and Albert Museum
5205:NYPR Archive Collections,
4725:(TV series, UK) 1946β1950.
4573:There Goes That Song Again
3678:The Decca years, 1939β1945
3411:B-12773-B / B-12774-B CBS
3084:Nubian Jak Community Trust
2525:Cemetery of the Evergreens
2505:Cemetery of the Evergreens
2415:in a documentary entitled
2346:, featured music by Hall,
1505:European career, 1935β1938
1329:Cotton Club Parade of 1933
1130:in the New York suburb of
993:Speculation that Hall and
407:
342:Adelaide Hall was born in
11436:Adelaide Hall collections
11379:, Two Temple Place, 2018.
10788:, British PathΓ© Newsreel.
10730:"Variety in Sepia (1947)"
10702:, British PathΓ© Newsreel.
9462:24 September 2015 at the
9181:14 September 2014 at the
8914:Thomas P. Hustad (2012).
8898:Listing for Michael's Pub
8810:19 September 2009 at the
8773:14 September 2009 at the
8661:in Philly world premiere"
8596:guidetomusicaltheatre.com
8549:, 14 October 1952, p. 17.
8355:"Variety in Sepia (1947)"
8304:13 September 2014 at the
7913:BBC TV programme listings
7670:Henry Crowder biography:
7638:Gypsyjazzuk.wordpress.com
7339:, 2 December 1933, p. 16.
7153:, 25 January 1932, p. 6.
6698:performingartsarchive.com
6572:"Ellington Sessions 1933"
6482:Brothers, Thomas (2014).
6068:, Xlibris, 2014, p. 148,
5923:Brothers, Thomas (2014).
5712:"Adelaide Hall Biography"
5474:"Obituary: Adelaide Hall"
5277:, Times Square, New York.
5174:University College School
5166:The David Lund Collection
5117:Duke University Libraries
4689:, Bronx, New York City) (
4675:, Bronx, New York City) (
4515:
4503:" ft. Adelaide Hall vcl.
4495:
4483:
4480:
4477:
4474:
4451:
4433:
4389:
4377:
4374:
4371:
4368:
3795:My Heart Belongs to Daddy
3561:(15 October 1936, Paris)
3478:and his Famous Orchestra
3439:and his Famous Orchestra
3421:and his Famous Orchestra
3359:"To Have and To Hold" / "
3281:21490-A Victor BVE-39371
2967:On 14 February 2014, the
2954:A Nite at the Cotton Club
2946:A Nite at the Cotton Club
2926:, Duke Ellington and the
2675:Famous Negro Music Makers
2557:
2485:Cabaret Comes to Carnegie
2475:In 1990, Hall starred in
2322:. On 2 July 1980, writer
1970:Royal Variety Performance
1624:Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
1610:British career, 1938β1993
1003:Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
995:Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
977:Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
752:Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
553:(TOBA) circuit taking in
495:(with a score written by
365:American career 1921β1935
304:Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
263:
223:
201:
167:
160:
156:
127:
117:
91:
74:
54:
44:
39:
30:
23:
11872:Columbia Records artists
11842:American stage actresses
11797:African-American dancers
11614:. NPG, London (archive).
11426:was one such exhibition.
11343:12 February 2015 at the
11232:Carrie Marie Schneider,
11219:28 February 2013 at the
10593:, Feb. 8, 1934, page 9,
9964:1 Minute Theatre Reviews
9766:, New York City Theatre.
9657:Stephen Clark β Design.
9645:Underneath a Harlem Moon
9629:Underneath a Harlem Moon
9566:: A Legend of its Own".
9282:"On This Day in History"
9194:Gavin Bryars reminisces
9176:"Royal Ellington (1989)"
9064:Library of Congress data
8752:6 September 2009 at the
8681:Washington Afro-American
8665:Washington Afro-American
8320:, WW2 People's War, BBC.
8299:magazine (British issue)
7901:"The Kentucky Minstrels"
7417:"The Harlem Renaissance"
7183:The Northwest Enterprise
7157:17 November 2015 at the
7087:, January/February 1998.
7043:26 February 2021 at the
7037:Underneath a Harlem Moon
6800:22 February 2014 at the
6622:, Drop Me Off in Harlem.
6618:30 December 2011 at the
6120:), mentions the musical
6090:The 1920s Berlin Project
5546:Underneath a Harlem Moon
5431:Underneath A Harlem Moon
5253:Yale University Archives
5081:collection (held at the
4965:. Permanent Collection,
4801:, London (released 1983)
4705:(1939 (British TV movie)
4468:US singles chart entries
4362:UK singles chart entries
3799:Have You Met Miss Jones?
3320:R-218 / R-221 Brunswick
3308:'s Blackbirds Orchestra
3111:1 Minute Theatre Reviews
2844:Underneath a Harlem Moon
2814:Underneath a Harlem Moon
2532:St Paul's, Covent Garden
2494:
2091:. The world premiere of
1923:Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
1735:, supported by comedian
1653:with Waller at London's
1158:. A journalist from the
979:and Hall in the musical
470:musical of the same name
11952:Actresses from Brooklyn
11902:Musicians from Brooklyn
11822:American gospel singers
11817:American female dancers
11560:Millersville University
10448:"A Son of Satan (1924)"
9198:, Haymarket, Leicester.
8547:Baltimore Afro-American
8151:Discography: 1933β1948.
8018:Baltimore Afro-American
7843:released on CD in 2012.
7779:Baltimore Afro-American
7724:Baltimore Afro-American
7603:21 October 2014 at the
7371:starring Adelaide Hall.
6528:listed on Ellingtonweb.
6110:Oxford University Press
5428:Iain Cameron Williams,
5263:Yale University Library
5223:/ Dancer in Magenta by
5207:New York Public Library
5180:Millersville University
4993:Black Cultural Archives
4967:Studio Museum in Harlem
4777:(1974) (TV Documentary)
4256:Swing Low Sweet Chariot
3994:" / "Mississippi Mama"
3913:" / "I Wanna Be Loved"
3894:"Mist on the River" / "
3612:Adelaide Hall with the
3586:Adelaide Hall with the
3540:CPT-1 / CPT-1 Pathe PA
3278:"Blues I Love to Sing"
2916:Brooks Atkinson Theatre
2270:and John W. Bubbles of
2167:(as a panelist) and on
2161:St Martin-in-the-Fields
2159:'s memorial service at
2097:Rodgers and Hammerstein
2013:. Also on the bill was
1974:Victoria Palace Theatre
1943:Swing Low Sweet Chariot
1850:Lullaby of the Princess
1733:Piccadixie British Tour
1715:Unexpectedly, the show
1536:in the Russian company
1373:, from 7 September 1934
1301:George Dewey Washington
1136:Shinnecock Indian tribe
909:music score written by
859:Swann Auction Galleries
510:, Small's Paradise and
491:. Hall then starred in
338:Early life and marriage
11937:American torch singers
11724:starring Adelaide Hall
11546:, The British Library.
11508:Adelaide Hall portrait
11450:. The British Library.
11438:. The British Library.
11299:, Iniva, 20 July 2013.
11256:, ViertelNeun Gallery.
11074:"Keep Smiling Through"
10811:. The British Library.
9938:Blackplaqueproject.com
9684:13 August 2014 at the
9495:Gavin Bryars explains
8286:1940, 4 February 2010.
8251:MiklΓ³s RΓ³zsa interview
8059:. Alamy Photo Archive.
8033:"Keep Smiling Through"
8014:Article by Ida Peters
7607:, Paul Vernon Chester.
7584:5 October 2013 at the
7567:The Pittsburgh Courier
7519:The Pittsburgh Courier
7337:The Pittsburgh Courier
7291:The Pittsburgh Courier
7271:The Pittsburgh Courier
7187:Enterprise News Bureau
7151:The Milwaukee Sentinel
6930:The Pittsburgh Courier
6719:The Pittsburgh Courier
6507:The Pittsburgh Courier
6330:The Pittsburgh Courier
6265:The Pittsburgh Courier
6179:Paul S.Machlin (ed.).
5813:, publ. Xlibris 2014,
5095:Detroit Public Library
4989:Black Women in Britain
4939:The Harlem Renaissance
4809:the Ritz Hotel, London
4771:(9 January 1974) (ITV)
4703:The Kentucky Minstrels
4421:All the Things You Are
4151:Odeon (Argentina) 1943
3911:All The Things You Are
3621:"That Old Feeling" / "
3455:Mills Blue Rhythm Band
3313:"Rhapsody in Love" / "
3304:Adelaide Hall acc. by
3162:
3143:UK Black History Month
3020:musical sketch titled
2848:
2517:Charing Cross Hospital
2512:
2142:Manchester Opera House
1909:and his Calypso Band,
1858:Spotlight on the Stars
1755:
1692:
1691:starring Adelaide Hall
1495:
1485:
1473:
1383:The Cotton Club Parade
1374:
1355:The Cotton Club Parade
1297:Mills Blue Rhythm Band
1225:
1215:
1191:
1188:headline, 22 July 1933
1123:
1104:
1094:The Milwaukee Sentinel
1081:I'll Never Be the Same
1067:
990:
899:
818:
747:
709:
695:
521:, she was featured in
487:with songs written by
40:Background information
11947:Vaudeville performers
11897:Music hall performers
11882:Decca Records artists
11827:American jazz singers
11597:National Jazz Archive
11556:"Adelaide Hall, 1928"
10569:Motion Picture Herald
10528:Motion Picture Herald
9263:"Died, Adelaide Hall"
9213:2 August 2011 at the
8827:. BFI. Archived from
8788:It Don't Mean a Thing
8694:"TV Pop Diaries 1960"
7990:A poster advertising
7922:for 1 September 1939.
6977:Bernard L. Peterson,
6692:Danni Bayles Yeager.
6134:Frank Cullen (2004).
5948:The Broadway League.
5614:internationalopus.com
5416:Jazz: The Rough Guide
5241:), South Kensington,
5194:National Jazz Archive
5019:William Waldorf Astor
4788:Parkinson (TV series)
4781:It Don't Mean A Thing
4274:Columbia (EMI) β 1951
3543:(15 May 1936, Paris)
3261:"Chicago Stomp Down"
3160:
3129:In January 2021, the
2866:, accompanied by the
2840:
2635:, during March 1939.
2502:
2336:Newport Jazz Festival
2284:Playboy Jazz Festival
2276:Newport Jazz Festival
2177:It Don't Mean a Thing
1848:) in which she sings
1749:
1686:
1660:On 25 February 1939,
1526:Black and White Revue
1490:
1477:
1445:
1421:The Nicholas Brothers
1364:
1241:local newspaper. The
1216:
1200:
1176:
1111:
1099:
1091:, on 25 January 1932
1065:
975:
883:
811:
792:, but it was renamed
740:
700:
690:
454:Christopher Isherwood
11912:People of Montmartre
11847:American tap dancers
11520:"Blackbirds Of 1928"
11245:Marianne Vlaschits,
10939:Imperial War Museums
10756:, BFI film listings.
9920:Black Plaque Project
9543:on 24 September 2015
9535:When Harry Met Addie
9500:When Harry Met Addie
8975:St. Paul's Cathedral
8500:on 24 December 2012.
8463:24 December 2012 at
8444:, Adelaide Hall and
8426:"British Programmes"
8122:, via Tonyellis.net.
7840:Broadcast To America
7588:, Midnight in Paris.
7444:at JazzStandards.com
7428:Kennet B. Hilliard,
7240:, 9 July 1946, p. 8.
7007:, 27 September 1930.
6793:Jean Delaurier 1929
6404:Adp.library.ucsb.edu
6140:. Psychology Press.
6038:Chip Deffaa (1992).
5610:"International Opus"
4799:St. Paul's Cathedral
4093:"Let's Get Lost" / "
3739:Don't Worry 'Bout Me
3656:(1939) (recorded at
3555:"I'm Shooting High"
3525:(5 May 1936, Paris)
2892:A new musical revue
2790:Francis Ford Coppola
2771:Queen Elizabeth Hall
2736:lightly-tanned Venus
2598:Maggie Aderin-Pocock
2417:The Real Cotton Club
2360:St. Paul's Cathedral
2340:The Blues is a Woman
2233:Douglas Fairbanks Jr
2114:Songs from the Shows
2110:The Music Goes Round
1931:Fisk Jubilee Singers
1797:The Western Brothers
1651:Broadcast To America
1605:Move to London, 1938
1548:1936 Summer Olympics
1546:. During the August
1441:Village of Larchmont
1309:Stormy Weather Revue
1285:Stormy Weather Revue
1281:Stormy Weather Revue
1267:Stormy Weather Revue
1128:Village of Larchmont
948:, American composer
533:. The cast included
330:" in 1927) and with
270:Adelaide Louise Hall
50:Adelaide Louise Hall
11927:Singers from London
11562:Special Collection.
11277:on 23 December 2012
10945:on 3 September 2014
10772:A World Is Turning.
10698:Behind The Blackout
10427:Jazz Music Archives
9970:on 27 December 2021
9735:' by XXXTentacion:
9476:A Time in Ybor City
9268:13 May 2015 at the
9164:Desert Island Discs
9148:Desert Island Discs
9081:The South Bank Show
8983:34:37 Adelaide Hall
8831:on 6 September 2009
8647:, 10 November 1993.
8543:"Capital Spotlight"
8406:Secondhandsongs.com
8284:Hits of All Decades
8255:The Thief of Bagdad
8185:New York Daily News
7855:, BBC TV listings,
7853:"Harlem in Mayfair"
7811:, BFI ScreenOnline.
7748:Kai Ewans Orchestra
7709:, 25 December 1937.
7569:, 30 November 1935.
7135:Art Tatum biography
6932:, 22 February 1930.
6721:, 10 November 1928.
6267:, 27 November 1926.
5809:Bratkovich, Colin,
5722:on 30 December 2013
5676:on 30 December 2011
5542:(24 January 2003).
5471:(8 November 1993).
5434:, Continuum, 2002,
5073:The British Library
5066:The Thief of Bagdad
4943:KurΓ‘ Hulanda Museum
4865:, London (2003β04).
4863:Imperial War Museum
4811:, featuring former
4717:Behind The Blackout
4710:The Thief of Bagdad
4662:Dancers in the Dark
4335:Label & Number
4284:Label & Number
4203:Label & Number
4172:Odeon DR-7240/7239
4161:Label & Number
4114:(6 September 1943)
4055:(18 November 1941)
3941:(12 December 1940)
3930:(12 December 1940)
3872:" / "No Souvenirs"
3829:The Lady Is a Tramp
3818:(27 December 1939)
3743:'Tain't What You Do
3688:Label & Number
3667:Adelaide Hall with
3564:Adelaide Hall with
3546:Adelaide Hall with
3528:Adelaide Hall with
3474:Adelaide Hall with
3453:Adelaide Hall with
3435:Adelaide Hall with
3417:Adelaide Hall with
3215:Label & Number
3172:in 2024, alongside
3137:Google Doodle, 2023
3028:played the part of
2752:A Time in Ybor City
2446:Royal Festival Hall
2441:Desert Island Discs
2432:King's Head Theatre
2412:The South Bank Show
2397:and his Orchestra,
2189:St Paul's Cathedral
2146:NoΓ«l Coward Theatre
2118:Muses with Milligan
1976:in the presence of
1945:", "Bye and Bye", "
1837:The Thief of Bagdad
1795:and His Orchestra,
1772:, 17 October 1939.
1674:Dark Sophistication
1066:Hall's 1931β32 tour
950:William Grant Still
404:European tour, 1925
355:Trinidad and Tobago
110:nightclub chanteuse
11917:RCA Victor artists
11892:Harlem Renaissance
11252:5 May 2014 at the
11247:"Creole Love Call"
11177:Nomorepotlucks.org
10991:25 August 2014 at
10935:"Women in Wartime"
10804:Night and the City
10767:A World Is Turning
10717:Stars In Your Eyes
10712:Stars In Your Eyes
10595:Broadway Varieties
10573:Broadway Varieties
10532:On The Air And Off
10514:ON THE AIR AND OFF
10499:On the Air and Off
10049:. 20 October 2023.
10012:. 20 October 2023.
9995:. 12 January 2021.
9875:Sherman's Showcase
9837:Sherman's Showcase
9799:The New York Times
9783:, 3 November 2013.
9604:The New York Times
9585:The New York Times
9569:The Globe and Mail
9333:William N. Jones,
9312:, 11 October 2018.
9304:Georgia Chambers,
9287:4 May 2014 at the
9166:, 13 January 1991.
9150:, 2 December 1972.
9112:The New York Times
9018:The New York Times
8698:tvpopdiaries.co.uk
8645:The New York Times
7959:Joe Loss biography
7918:3 May 2014 at the
7792:The Sun Never Sets
7726:, 6 November 1993.
7683:Just Remember This
7672:Allardyce Barnett.
7640:. 23 November 2014
7369:Chocolate Soldiers
7254:Pittsburgh Courier
7121:5 May 2014 at the
6914:Pittsburgh Courier
6821:. 21 December 2014
6713:Theophilus Lewis,
6671:Blackbirds of 1928
6349:, 21 October 2023.
6341:Did Adelaide Hall
6066:Just Remember This
6064:Colin Bratkovich,
6026:Keep (It) Swinging
5881:on 15 October 2011
5811:Just Remember This
5800:, 18 January 2024.
5513:The New York Times
5255:, Adelaide Hall β
5088:Night and the City
5048:Indiana University
4889:Little Black Dress
4869:Little Black Dress
4831:Sophisticated Lady
4762:Night and the City
4723:Stars In Your Eyes
4691:Universal Pictures
4683:Broadway Varieties
4677:Universal Pictures
4669:On the Air and Off
4633:Crooning Blackbird
4240:" / "Bye and Bye"
4121:Sophisticated Lady
4077:(2 February 1942)
4066:(2 February 1942)
4044:(7 November 1941)
4033:(5 November 1941)
4022:(5 November 1941)
3963:(7 February 1941)
3952:(7 February 1941)
3870:This Can't Be Love
3837:(19 January 1940)
3807:(8 November 1939)
3788:(8 November 1939)
3777:(17 October 1939)
3669:StΓ©phane Grappelli
3633:Abbey Road Studios
3628:HMV (EMI Records)
3550:and his Orchestra
3532:and his Orchestra
3512:Stephane Grappelli
3450:(4 December 1933)
3361:Minnie The Moocher
3315:Minnie The Moocher
3284:(26 October 1927)
3163:
3103:One Minute Theatre
3048:The New York Times
3034:Zora Neale Hurston
3012:Harlem Renaissance
2999:Sherman's Showcase
2982:Blackbirds of 1928
2807:Morecambe and Wise
2779:Cristina Zavalloni
2777:. The soprano was
2640:Harlem Renaissance
2513:
2477:Sophisticated Lady
2304:StΓ©phane Grappelli
2173:Humphrey Lyttelton
2153:Humphrey Lyttelton
2079:Someone to Talk To
2034:Princess Elizabeth
2007:Princess Elizabeth
1978:Princess Elizabeth
1939:Caribbean Carnival
1935:Rooftop Rendezvous
1919:A World is Turning
1756:
1693:
1689:Kentucky Minstrels
1678:Kentucky Minstrels
1639:Abbey Road Studios
1620:The Sun Never Sets
1403:On the Air and Off
1375:
1346:opened at the new
1344:Chocolate Soldiers
1337:Chocolate Soldiers
1276:Pittsburgh Courier
1233:Chicago World Fair
1209:Pittsburgh Courier
1185:Pittsburgh Courier
1161:Pittsburgh Courier
1156:Harlem Opera House
1132:Westchester County
1115:Shinnecock Indians
1068:
991:
961:home to New York.
944:, German composer
900:
819:
815:Blackbirds of 1928
794:Blackbirds of 1928
784:but Mills died of
770:Blackbirds of 1928
765:Blackbirds of 1928
748:
744:Blackbirds of 1928
732:Blackbirds of 1928
717:in a revue called
710:
631:Chicago Stomp Down
595:Pittsburgh Courier
274:Harlem Renaissance
11599:β Adelaide Hall:
11072:Angie Macdonald,
10235:, Mosaic Records.
10067:. 11 January 2024
9466:, Harper Collins.
9456:Like Venus Fading
9339:The Afro American
8956:Dolores Barclay,
8927:978-0-8108-8265-2
8884:978-0-313-26657-7
8683:, 12 August 1958.
8524:Duke Of Edinburgh
8031:Angie Macdonald,
7707:The Afro-American
7634:"Django's Haunts"
7598:"Django's Haunts"
7535:The Afro-American
7521:, 18 August 1934.
7466:on 18 August 2012
7353:The Afro-American
7293:, 19 August 1933.
7221:The Afro-American
7208:, 27 August 1932.
7206:The Afro-American
7025:, Playbill Vault.
7005:The Afro-American
6966:The Afro American
6882:The Afro-American
6738:, 11 August 1928.
6677:The Afro-American
6493:978-0-393-06582-4
6460:Los Angeles Times
6360:Exhibitors Herald
6278:The Afro-American
6233:Henry Louis Gates
6212:musical, p. 106,
6166:The Afro American
6162:"Tan Town Topics"
6118:978-0-19-975937-8
6051:978-0-252-06258-2
5934:978-0-393-06582-4
5748:. 7 November 1993
5408:Digby Fairweather
5105:residency at the
5015:Catherine Tackley
4977:, Adelaide Hall,
4644:
4643:
4617:Hall of Memories
4592:TER / VIP SERIES
4557:Hall of Ellington
4513:
4512:
4465:
4464:
4406:Begin the Beguine
4359:
4358:
4349:Oriole (CB 1556)
4322:
4321:
4271:
4270:
4179:
4178:
4148:
4147:
3992:I Hear a Rhapsody
3919:(9 October 1940)
3904:(15 August 1940)
3855:Begin the Beguine
3675:
3674:
3558:CPT-1 / Pathe PA
3026:Bashir Salahuddin
3004:Bashir Salahuddin
2937:'s rendition of "
2928:Nicholas Brothers
2856:Royal Albert Hall
2744:Dorothy Dandridge
2732:Like Venus Fading
2552:Michael Parkinson
2481:Riverside Studios
2407:Nicholas Brothers
2348:Big Mama Thornton
2332:Avery Fisher Hall
2195:was filmed for a
2181:Michael Parkinson
2011:Duke of Edinburgh
1982:Princess Margaret
1824:Wrapped in Velvet
1750:Hall starring in
1666:Harlem in Mayfair
1437:The Afro-American
1212:, 19 August 1933:
1085:Riverside Theatre
831:Gare Saint-Lazare
678:Lafayette Theatre
609:Exhibitors Herald
547:Lafayette Theatre
519:Chocolate Kiddies
459:Goodbye to Berlin
446:Chocolate Kiddies
426:Chocolate Kiddies
417:Chocolate Kiddies
402:Chocolate Kiddies
267:
266:
11959:
11722:A Cabaret Moment
11713:Lucy Shacklock,
11692:
11691:
11679:
11673:
11667:
11661:
11655:
11649:
11643:
11637:
11633:
11627:
11621:
11615:
11609:
11603:
11593:
11587:
11581:
11575:
11569:
11563:
11553:
11547:
11541:
11535:
11529:
11523:
11517:
11511:
11505:
11499:
11493:
11487:
11481:
11475:
11469:
11463:
11457:
11451:
11445:
11439:
11433:
11427:
11421:
11415:
11409:
11403:
11397:
11391:
11386:
11380:
11371:
11365:
11362:Evening Standard
11354:
11348:
11335:
11329:
11318:
11312:
11306:
11300:
11293:
11287:
11286:
11284:
11282:
11273:. Archived from
11263:
11257:
11243:
11237:
11230:
11224:
11211:
11205:
11199:
11193:
11187:
11181:
11180:
11169:
11163:
11152:
11146:
11135:
11129:
11128:, Chelsea Space.
11123:
11117:
11116:
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11106:Judithwaring.com
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7945:Russ J. Graham,
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5282:Carl Van Vechten
5271:Carl Van Vechten
5149:Emory University
5063:-directed movie
5023:Two Temple Place
4933:Creole Love Call
4901:, London (2008).
4757:(1953) TV movie.
4730:Variety in Sepia
4687:Biograph Studios
4673:Biograph Studios
4621:Conifer Records
4604:I Touched a Star
4520:
4501:Creole Love Call
4472:
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4375:Chart positions
4366:
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4182:London Records,
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4133:(4 August 1944)
4011:(7 August 1941)
3863:(15 April 1940)
3848:(11 March 1940)
3702:(27 April 1939)
3682:
3609:(December 1937)
3583:(December 1937)
3366:P-102 Oriole UK
3228:Creole Love Call
3209:
3167:English Heritage
2935:Fantasia Barrino
2875:Sing to the Moon
2868:Metropole Orkest
2864:Sing to the Moon
2852:Sing to the Moon
2831:Sing to the Moon
2803:Eric Bartholomew
2646:, she pioneered
2606:Malorie Blackman
2586:Joan Armatrading
2565:Evening Standard
2503:Hall's grave at
2272:Buck and Bubbles
2231:and narrated by
2209:Jacques Loussier
2138:Marlene Warfield
2102:Flower Drum Song
1927:The Gospel Train
1886:Variety in Sepia
1737:Oliver Wakefield
1655:St George's Hall
1635:That Old Feeling
1243:Chicago Defender
1238:Chicago Defender
1213:
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930:Thanksgiving Day
927:
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686:Creole Love Call
646:
621:Creole Love Call
611:in August 1927.
531:Spencer Williams
395:James P. Johnson
359:Harlem, New York
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2679:Louis Armstrong
2671:Langston Hughes
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2590:Tessa Sanderson
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2099:'s new musical
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1991:Duchess of Kent
1962:How Do You View
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119:Years active
80:(1993-11-07)
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11757:1993 deaths
11752:1901 births
11326:Studio Blog
11320:Dana Liss,
10919:9 September
10894:9 September
10739:9 September
10670:9 September
10645:9 September
10620:9 September
10554:9 September
10512:Poster for
10482:9 September
10457:9 September
9974:27 December
9943:9 September
9824:"ASCAP 100"
9600:Cotton Club
9564:Cotton Club
8494:Eabf.org.uk
8446:Jimmy Young
7933:Radio Times
7889:Radio Times
7873:Radio Times
7857:Radio Times
7738:, AllMusic.
7644:9 September
7547:Swing Music
7303:Cheryl Ganz
6982:article in
6944:printed in
6524:Dance Mania
6413:9 September
6378:Archive.org
6122:My Magnolia
6102:Todd Decker
5638:Radio Times
5219:portrait β
5213:Smithsonian
4963:Sonia Boyce
4879:Sonia Boyce
4850:Exhibitions
4825:Brown Sugar
4815:performers)
4813:Cotton Club
4743:(1948) (UK)
4713:(1940) (UK)
4647:Filmography
4640:B000027ZPN
4624:B003BFC94Q
4608:B0057POL5S
4595:CDVIR 8312
4564:B00BTZ9RPE
4548:B00BTZHK44
4484:Peak month
4393:"Careless"
4378:Peak month
3853:"Chloe" / "
3709:Deep Purple
3640:Fats Waller
3200:Discography
3190:Cotton Club
3170:blue plaque
3153:Blue plaque
3096:Fats Waller
2858:as part of
2822:Laura Mvula
2816:, 2013β2014
2775:John Surman
2748:Cotton Club
2728:Marsha Hunt
2724:Blair Niles
2691:Joe Carroll
2618:Connie Mark
2614:Zadie Smith
2436:BBC Radio 4
2380:The Cookery
2372:Eubie Blake
2356:Koko Taylor
2352:Nell Carter
2320:Chick Corea
2292:Los Angeles
2268:Nell Carter
2256:Bobby Short
2229:Rod Steiger
2225:Stan Tracey
2217:Wayne Sleep
2213:Alan Downey
2134:Peter Cotes
2130:Janie Jones
2051:Cole Porter
2023:NoΓ«l Coward
1964:, starring
1907:Cyril Blake
1903:Evelyn Dove
1647:HMV Records
1643:Fats Waller
1599:Mistinguett
1579:Ray Ventura
1405:(1933) for
1395:Ted Koehler
1379:Cotton Club
1321:Ted Koehler
1289:Cotton Club
1140:Long Island
1119:Long Island
954:Mistinguett
942:James Joyce
936:, lyricist
845:run at the
715:Cotton Club
702:Cotton Club
682:Dance Mania
674:Dance Mania
649:Dance Mania
574:W. C. Handy
535:Fats Waller
527:Fats Waller
489:Fats Waller
477:My Magnolia
442:Sam Wooding
438:Sam Wooding
377:'s musical
375:Eubie Blake
332:Fats Waller
316:Rudy Vallee
202:Instruments
92:Occupations
11746:Categories
11111:10 October
11040:npg.org.uk
11014:Npg.org.uk
10784:Olivelli's
10399:Tsort.info
10071:12 January
9323:Chapter 20
9128:(review),
8733:Cleo Laine
8620:1 February
8411:10 October
8069:Band Wagon
7992:Piccadixie
7691:1483645185
7442:"Ill Wind"
7317:0252078527
7034:Williams,
6898:Blackbirds
6865:Blackbirds
6825:10 October
6795:lithograph
6763:Blackbirds
6759:1405307544
6732:Blackbirds
6294:Review of
6074:1483645185
5985:The Appeal
5483:. London.
5469:Steve Voce
5446:References
5225:Paul Colin
5170:Alan Clare
5103:Blackbirds
4983:Cleo Laine
4875:Devotional
4747:Olivelli's
4238:Deep River
4192:Spirituals
4184:Spirituals
3616:Orchestra
3590:Orchestra
3494:Joe Turner
3306:Lew Leslie
3178:Diana Beck
2873:In 2014, "
2544:Lon Satton
2466:Alan Cohen
2438:programme
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2391:Ritz Hotel
2260:Honi Coles
2083:Lena Horne
2038:Charleston
1997:, and the
1995:Churchills
1955:Deep River
1781:RAF Hendon
1752:Piccadixie
1729:Piccadixie
1701:Nosmo King
1664:broadcast
1593:broadcast
1583:Copenhagen
1511:Montmartre
1260:Earl Hines
1023:Blackbirds
1019:Blackbirds
1015:Lew Leslie
999:Blackbirds
958:Blackbirds
946:Kurt Weill
923:Blackbirds
904:Blackbirds
892:Blackbirds
871:Christie's
863:Blackbirds
855:Blackbirds
851:Paul Colin
843:Blackbirds
839:Paul Colin
802:Lew Leslie
782:Blackbirds
774:Lew Leslie
719:Rhythmania
497:Andy Razaf
434:Lottie Gee
300:Lena Horne
190:spirituals
61:1901-10-20
46:Birth name
11160:The Stage
10365:"1941 UK"
10346:"1940 UK"
10331:45cat.com
9737:Vice City
9733:Vice City
9720:Telegraph
9000:Billboard
8442:Lita Roza
8166:, p. 38.
8075:(report).
7794:cast list
7085:JazzTimes
6946:Billboard
6549:), p. 19.
6345:article,
5391:biography
5301:Max Jones
5025:, London.
4561:Columbia
4545:Columbia
4447:December
4429:December
3660:Studios,
3614:Kai Ewans
3588:Kai Ewans
3496:on piano
3402:Art Tatum
3205:1927β1938
2860:The Proms
2730:'s novel
2687:Ray Nance
2403:Max Roach
2338:. Called
2312:Zoot Sims
2308:Mel TormΓ©
2244:Town Hall
2197:Channel 4
2185:Parkinson
1915:Mable Lee
1801:Harry Roy
1793:Mantovani
1709:The Times
1591:BBC Radio
1587:Kai Ewans
1513:, called
1469:Ada Brown
1417:Vitaphone
1407:Universal
1167:Art Tatum
1089:Milwaukee
1077:Art Tatum
940:, writer
884:Cover of
786:pneumonia
760:Aida Ward
756:Tim Moore
724:Billboard
708:, in 1930
592:. As the
555:Baltimore
284:Art Tatum
238:Brunswick
123:1921β1992
87:, England
11341:Archived
11281:10 April
11250:Archived
11217:Archived
11143:Jazzwise
10989:Archived
10949:22 March
10914:IMDb.com
10889:IMDb.com
10864:IMDb.com
10845:Parkinso
10734:IMDb.com
10665:IMDb.com
10640:IMDb.com
10615:IMDb.com
10575:(review)
10549:IMDb.com
10534:(review)
10518:. Alamy.
10502:(Short).
10477:IMDb.com
10452:IMDb.com
10316:at 45Cat
10203:ucsb.edu
10185:ucsb.edu
10146:ucsb.edu
10128:ucsb.edu
9682:Archived
9633:Guardian
9460:Archived
9421:(2001).
9376:P. 194,
9343:Bricktop
9285:Archived
9266:Archived
9211:Archived
9179:Archived
9036:New York
8945:New York
8902:New York
8808:Archived
8771:Archived
8750:Archived
8461:Archived
8357:at IMDb.
8302:Archived
8268:YouTube.
8238:IMDb.com
7916:Archived
7601:Archived
7582:Archived
7460:jass.com
7155:Archived
7119:Archived
7041:Archived
7023:playbill
6798:Archived
6750:Art Deco
6616:Archived
6586:10 March
5556:. London
5485:Archived
5404:Ian Carr
4971:Untitled
4959:Untitled
3713:Solitude
3192:songs, β
3059:Collider
2922:, Hall,
2509:Brooklyn
2462:Tony Coe
2405:and the
2009:and the
1953:", and "
1861:British
1725:Joe Loss
1550:held in
1387:Ill Wind
1371:Brooklyn
1205:β
1181:β
1097:stated:
987:Broadway
812:Hall in
741:Hall in
670:Broadway
468:and the
344:Brooklyn
234:Columbia
101:musician
68:Brooklyn
11046:16 July
11020:16 July
10432:27 July
10219:. DAHR.
9781:Variety
9433:, 100.
9250:Myspace
9068:Omnibus
8853:concert
8835:8 March
8805:credits
8790:credits
8777:at BFI.
8756:at BFI.
8717:YouTube
8659:Jamaica
8511:Jamaica
8389:YouTube
8373:YouTube
8000:Brixton
7979:Variety
7903:, IMDb.
7827:YouTube
7796:, IMDb.
7500:9 March
7470:9 March
7404:YouTube
7103:YouTube
7067:Npr.org
6765:at the
6561:(1928).
6467:15 June
6439:15 June
6384:15 June
6239:(eds),
6195:15 June
6007:15 June
5956:15 June
5908:15 June
5885:9 March
5855:15 June
5752:15 June
5726:15 June
5680:9 March
5597:YouTube
5560:15 June
5519:15 June
5491:15 June
5398:Sources
5329:Portals
5239:V&A
5157:Georgia
5153:Atlanta
5131:Mayfair
5011:Mayfair
4532:Number
4478:Single
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