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245 00 a| Dancing the Big Apple, 1937 :b| African- Americans inspire a national craze /c| Dancetime Publications in association with SavoyStyle presents ; a film by Judy Pritchett.;

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505 0 a| Dancing the Big Apple -- Big Apple hysteria -- Everybody can do it! -- The Ring shout -- Lance Benishek teaches the Big Apple --Big Apple dance contest.;

520 a| It's 1937, and the nation is struggling to recover from the Great Depression, complicated by a new recession. Three white teenagers enter an African-American nightclub called the Big Apple in Columbia, South Carolina. They see a strange circle dance performed to popular swing music ... So begins an exciting encounter of cultural traditions the builds to a massive dance craze involving Americans from every walk of life - including the FDR family in the White House. Viewers take a journey back to Africa, through slavery, and into the fascinating account of the Ring Shout ceremony practiced by African-Americans - sometimes secretly, sometimes openly - for hundreds of years. With taproots deep in history, The Big Apple dance provided just the right medicine in trying times.;

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Dancing the Big Apple, 1937 : African- Americans inspire a national craze / Dancetime Publications in association with SavoyStyle presents ; a film by Judy Pritchett.

Format	Video (Streaming)
Publication Info	[Dallas] : Dancetime Publications, ©2009.
Description	1 online resource (39 min.)
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?DAIV;1630568
Subjects	African American dance--South Carolina. --Colombia. African American dance. Dance--Social aspects. --South Carolina. --Colombia. Dance--Social aspects. --United States. Ring shout (Dance)

Other author/creator	Gee, George, performer.
Other author/creator	Hermann, Daniel, narrator.
Other author/creator	Pritchett, Judy, director, narrator.
Other author/creator	Dancetime Publications.
Other author/creator	Jump, Jive, and Wailers (Musical group)
Other author/creator	McIntosh County Shouters (Musical group)
Other author/creator	SavoyStyle (Firm)
Other author/creator	Solomon Douglas Swingtet.
Variant title	aDancing the Big Apple, 1937
Portion of title	African-Americans inspire a national craze
Contents	Dancing the Big Apple -- Big Apple hysteria -- Everybody can do it! -- The Ring shout -- Lance Benishek teaches the Big Apple --Big Apple dance contest.
Abstract	It's 1937, and the nation is struggling to recover from the Great Depression, complicated by a new recession. Three white teenagers enter an African-American nightclub called the Big Apple in Columbia, South Carolina. They see a strange circle dance performed to popular swing music ... So begins an exciting encounter of cultural traditions the builds to a massive dance craze involving Americans from every walk of life - including the FDR family in the White House. Viewers take a journey back to Africa, through slavery, and into the fascinating account of the Ring Shout ceremony practiced by African-Americans - sometimes secretly, sometimes openly - for hundreds of years. With taproots deep in history, The Big Apple dance provided just the right medicine in trying times.
General note	Previously released on DVD.
General note	Special features: instruction; choreography.
Reproduction note	Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2011. (VAST-Academic video online). Available via World Wide Web.

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