05 June 1928 10 mins
The room looks like a lavish nightclub. The Ambassadors, a 15-piece band dressed in tuxedos, play three numbers: "Nobody But You," "That Reminds Me of You," and a jazzy rag. Gus Arnheim is at the piano, his direction is understated. Occasionally, a trio of musicians sings a few bars with light voices.
Watch the official Gus Arnheim and His Ambassadors 1928 trailer in HD below.
United States 05 June 1928
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