Precious Memories: Strolling 47th Street Trailer

Precious Memories: Strolling 47th Street Trailer (1988)

14 February 1988 Factual 59 mins

Musicians and nightclub owners reminisce about the heyday of music and dance places on Chicago's South Side during the 1930s through '50s. Swingers and dancers perform music from the time.

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