Jack Cole was an American dancer, choreographer, and theatre director known as the father of theatrical jazz dance. He virtually invented the idiom of American Show Dancing, or theater dance, that is still seen in today's musicals and films. Cole danced with the Denishawn Dance Company led by Rut

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The laughter he brought to the lives of others equaled the sufferings he experienced in his own. Born in the eternally gray London of 1889, Charlie Chaplin started out bleakly. He was to endure some very tough years of childhood before his sweetly infectious stage persona and razor-sharp characteriza

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Gene Kelly's blend of acrobatics, athleticism, and artistry blew a potent blast of machismo under the tight skirt of the postwar Hollywood musical. With his auspicious Broadway debut as the lead cad in "Pal Joey" (1940), classically trained Kelly wowed audiences and fellow hoofers with his st

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