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1940s March of Time Night Club Boom Vintage Print Ad Jazz Swing Era Ephemera For Sale


1940s March of Time Night Club Boom Vintage Print Ad Jazz Swing Era Ephemera
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1940s March of Time Night Club Boom Vintage Print Ad Jazz Swing Era Ephemera:
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This captivating vintage print advertisement promotes "The March of Time" film series, specifically the "Night Club Boom" episode, offering a fascinating glimpse into America's vibrant nightlife during the 1940s. The ad features a dynamic layout with multiple black and white images depicting lively nightclub scenes, musicians, and singers, capturing the essence of the Jazz and Swing eras. It highlights an impressive roster of celebrities and personalities of the time, including Faye Emerson, Elliott Roosevelt, Ed Wynn, Charles Butterworth, Jinx Falkenburg, Bert Lahr, Moss Hart, Leonard Lyons, Cliff Edwards, and musical acts like Eddie Condon's Band and Jimmy Dorsey's Band, promising a star-studded experience.The advertisement also lists iconic nightlife venues such as the Stork Club, El Morocco, Embassy, The 400 Restaurant, La Martinique, Monte Carlo, Copa, Zanzibar, and Cafe Society, underscoring the era's booming entertainment scene. Produced by the editors of Time and Life and released by 20th Century-Fox, this piece of ephemera is a historical artifact showcasing popular culture, music, and social trends of the mid-20th century. It offers rich historical context for collectors interested in vintage advertising, cinema history, jazz, swing, celebrity culture, or American social history.
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