what are you talking about, in the 20s the ladies looked nice because theyd recieve a prompt backhand an an evening of marital rape if they didn't. It was the 20s baby, cheer up. **smacK!**
15 is a big number dude. if you think you're "only 15" then youll be "only 36" and still living with your momz... glad you like the 20s. And besides, its not like you learn all about the 1920s after you're 15... in fact you probably covered it in school last semester or someshit, so you're probably ESPECIALLY prone to like the 1920s. With all the guns, glamour, and none of the understanding of the opression of race and women, 15 is
@max8987 15 isn't a big number when you are 15. And i went beyond my schooling and I do understand the women's troub;es. I'm not an idiot. And i also know that the 20's is when women started to get theire voice. I'm not stupid. I may not be 30, but I have brains.
People all over the world were appreciating Jazz music and Jazz dance, which was before exclusive to blacks in only a couple American states. What was once a comparatively small movement became a staple in music, dance, and American culture. Jazz is now considered to be to America what classical music was to Europe.
I'd love to be back there driving my 1928 Deusenberg Model J roadster to the country club after which I'd take Louise Brooks for a drive, then we'd go sightseeing over Hollywood in my private Ford Tri-Motor. After that....who knows?
Hello, I guess you wouldn't say that back then ! Times were tough and when you were a kid, you would have been spanked many times in school and at home too !
MANY thanks for posting this delightful version of the 1920's classic. And what a wonderful montage of vinatge pictures you collected! Puts me in the mood to put on my racoon coat & fill my hip flask for New Year's Eve! You're the bee's knees...in fact, you're the cat's pajamas! 23 skidoo! Oh you kid!!! :)
Many thanks for your sensibility and good taste. Simply beautiful, fasihionable, excellent shot and cut. And I love Old Paul Whiteman's tunes. Antonio Augusto from Brazil
I'm nearly 19 and I've loved the golden for years. I wish I could have lived back then, a time when people dressed well, cars were built well and low-priced didn't mean low quality. Every time I walk around my neighborhood in a suit and fedora people look at me as if they have never see a well dressed person before. I feel I'm in the wrong time period. I agree with everyone else on this video, the women from that era look like REAL people.
Yeah, yet they were naturally cute. Not all fake and weird. I am just NOT into all this weird fabricated look thing now a days. I think it's gross. Sloppy looking, Fake boobs, fake tan and what not. ick. DOn't feel weird about getting looks from people, Just remember, there are plenty of us out there I think we are just scattered far between!
You hit the nail on the head. That's all anyone is today, FAKE. I'm not a fan of the 1970's, but I heard that even TV was better back then. It seems now that is "cool" to put curse words in every sentance and make shows like TMZ that unfairly invade peoples privacy.
I said I heard that TV was better then. In general I HATE the '70s. My favorite decades I'd say are the 1910's to the mid-1960's. The only good things in my opinion that came out of the '70s were the movies.
@1947Desoto People have always been fake. People were never any better than they are now. It's easy to say that people were different in a different time or in a different place, but that dream is fueled by a lack of experience of the time period. If you had read the Great Gatsby, you would already know people were fake in the 1920s too.
@qiqimaster : In your comment,you said people are no better off than they are now..I beg to differ with you.from the late 1940's til now,I have seen America,go from a productive nation,to a nation that makes NOTHING anymore.From what I've experienced through time on this earth,I see American then and now,as a nation on it's way DOWN,,and in a BIG way.Talk to a person in they're nineties,I do on a regular basis.They will tell you this,they,as well as I,have seen the USA,go from sugar,to sh*t
Hi everyone, does somebody know, what the name of the lovely lady from 0:31 and 1:38 is? She seems to be an actress or some sort of famous person (she's so damn hot, but hey, you don't say that to lady ;) ). The woman on the red - ish picture with the rose is sweet too. Well, actually they're all beauties, but those two kind of atract me the most..Oh and who drew the first picture? Maybe blathermore or someone else can help? :)
You could be right there, but I couldn't find that explicit picture used in this video, if it indeed was Gloria..well let's just see what blathermore says, I wrote him a message, but he isn't the kind of guy who checks his youtube-mails every day..;) thanks anyway :)
Please don't qoute me because I am not absolutely sure, I had several possibles in mind and after picture searches on google she seemed the closest but I am by no means entirely sure. If I find that pic and details of the lady in it I will let you know!
Yes, I am reffering to the "Lady in profile with the cheeky off the shoulder number and the dreamy look in her eyes" and the kind-of frizzly hair...she's the only one that is just shown 2 and not 3 times :(.
Oh, and really thanks for the help on researching, I fear that I don't know too much about those Ladies, but I'm getting smarter :)
Actually this is an electrical recording, not acoustical. Recorded May 7, 1925. This is the released take 8 with the crazy chinaman scat. Back in 1999, Vince Giodano accidentally discovered unreleased take 6 in the Victor vault that did not have the scat, and released it on the century review CD "Time Capsule" on Buddha Records. So that is an even better version than this!!!
the pictures are great..i loved it even if i hate video that aren't videos because it only images and music.. anyway.. they were good.. but twice the sames.. come on..
I love this dance and its music. It's so fun to do. Pretty simpple also. I learnt it in a month, without lessons. These records of history are probably the best help you can get.
Plus . . . have to admit . . . men knew how to dress well then too. Bring back the days of fedoras and tailored suits!!! (guess I could do without the hair grease tho)
In case you haven't noticed, there are countries today, where, IF their father or husband lets them go out, women are only allowed to show their eyes. Anything else can result in serious punishment, and stoning to death if caught in the company of men.
Yet, in some other muslin countries, Indonesia for example, if a woman is raped by a man she will be stoned for beings so 'tempting'; for lack of a better word.
If you didn't know, the throws they use to cover the legs of chairs were from a period where woman were expected to be covered, head to toe. They were so extreme they didn't even want the legs of chairs showing because they didn't want to give "naughty thoughts" to males. You weren't even allowed to say breast. They called turkey breast white meat.
yeah it was better then. more mystery, such excitement at each inch of flesh. nowadays women spread em and you see a butchers shop window, theres nothing left. it's like going straight for the pudding
The kind of things that happened back then remind me of Pride and Prejudice. Not sure why, but women then had a strong self of being, as to now when lots of girls always think that they have to be sexy or skinny, or blonde, or whatever to be beautiful. **random-ish comment**
Yes, yet in the "moving pictures", you see a lot of those crazy low low cut flapper dresses where if they just move ever so slightly they might have problems.... Just one example; Louise Brooks in Pandoras box wears a pretty racey little number! sfunny how everyone thinks it was so chaste in historic times. There has always been two sides to it all.
Paul Whiteman recorded Charleston on May 7, 1925 at the Victor Talking Machine Studios in Camden NJ. It was recorded Acoustically-with a recording horn and no mike. Amazing sound for an acoustic recording.
Actually, this is electrically recorded. It was in some of the first groups of electric recordings relesed in the spring of 1925. No anouncement was made, so the public had no idea what was going on. The new phonographs wouldn't be released till that fall.
I researched your comment-you're so right-thanks for the correction. Any idea why the record companies kept their new "Microphone" technology secret from the public until December 1925? That's what threw me-the Christmas 1925 announcement by all of the record companies simultaneously.
Possibly because it took most of 1925 to convert the factories and get production of the new style phonographs up to speed. There were a lot of advertising teasers leading up to that Christmas, which saw huge sales of the new phonographs.
@ashvanber
what are you talking about, in the 20s the ladies looked nice because theyd recieve a prompt backhand an an evening of marital rape if they didn't. It was the 20s baby, cheer up. **smacK!**
max8987 6 months ago
I wish I'd lived i the 20's and I'm only 15.
jokrluvr77 11 months ago 2
@jokrluvr77
15 is a big number dude. if you think you're "only 15" then youll be "only 36" and still living with your momz... glad you like the 20s. And besides, its not like you learn all about the 1920s after you're 15... in fact you probably covered it in school last semester or someshit, so you're probably ESPECIALLY prone to like the 1920s. With all the guns, glamour, and none of the understanding of the opression of race and women, 15 is
the perfect age to appreciate the 1920s.
max8987 6 months ago
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jokrluvr77 6 months ago
@max8987 15 isn't a big number when you are 15. And i went beyond my schooling and I do understand the women's troub;es. I'm not an idiot. And i also know that the 20's is when women started to get theire voice. I'm not stupid. I may not be 30, but I have brains.
jokrluvr77 6 months ago
I have this song on cd. Perhaps it's the same cd? :)
killerlady1955 1 year ago
@ashvanber
Hell yeah to that. Classy suits. Music. Dancing. Honour. Classy girls.
One thing I do not like in the 20s - short woman hair, make it shoulder length i want to warp time.
budzas 1 year ago
Gotta love the 1920's... Really wish I was alive during this amazing part of American History...
EdwardCullenFanGirl4 1 year ago
People all over the world were appreciating Jazz music and Jazz dance, which was before exclusive to blacks in only a couple American states. What was once a comparatively small movement became a staple in music, dance, and American culture. Jazz is now considered to be to America what classical music was to Europe.
MusicalEutopia 1 year ago
I'd love to be back there driving my 1928 Deusenberg Model J roadster to the country club after which I'd take Louise Brooks for a drive, then we'd go sightseeing over Hollywood in my private Ford Tri-Motor. After that....who knows?
SpeedyNeutrino43 1 year ago
@SpeedyNeutrino43 If we could pick up Clara Bow for me and some penicillian for the both of us, I will join you. lol
novusmundi 1 year ago
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SpeedyNeutrino43 1 year ago
one of my faveroite songs and dances
steve154life 1 year ago
A remarkable recoring. The sound is 'just right'. An enjoyable posting.... thankyou.
54mayford 1 year ago
if the 20s was a part then the 30s was a hangover
great song
mr1940s 1 year ago
I love this video..great job,now I have to find my familes original 78rpm records..from this era..thank you for posting this.
b2flyer1 1 year ago
if it wasn't for the charlston there wouldn't be any form of popular dance.
vbabe11111 1 year ago
wish i grew up back then
DATNi66ARAY 1 year ago 2
Hello, I guess you wouldn't say that back then ! Times were tough and when you were a kid, you would have been spanked many times in school and at home too !
jackyruimy 1 year ago
@jackyruimy I was spanked many times anyways! Ahaha
toughcrowd94 1 year ago
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The video from Breton2Robert called: Colorful And Irresistible Clara Bow. Its very good and colorful
melkitcedek2 1 year ago
Who the hell disliked this video and why?
RogueAdamantiumQueen 1 year ago
Lovit, greate music wonderfull times
gomes909 1 year ago
Goodstuff
Patricklucey5 2 years ago
Great music!!
xABitTooGorgeousx 2 years ago 2
MANY thanks for posting this delightful version of the 1920's classic. And what a wonderful montage of vinatge pictures you collected! Puts me in the mood to put on my racoon coat & fill my hip flask for New Year's Eve! You're the bee's knees...in fact, you're the cat's pajamas! 23 skidoo! Oh you kid!!! :)
JubalCalif 2 years ago 4
fancy foot work two step two step two step hahaha
AlliAmIsDelilah 2 years ago
0:37.. ^^ at first I thought it's a laptop. xD
Vojak3 2 years ago 3
don't feel bad. so did i.
howrseroxs15 2 years ago
It was.
..haha ;]
xABitTooGorgeousx 2 years ago
I lovvee the clothes back then, thats such a pretty girl at 2:37!!
50sguy1 2 years ago
i love the music.,
classywoman777 2 years ago
Many thanks for your sensibility and good taste. Simply beautiful, fasihionable, excellent shot and cut. And I love Old Paul Whiteman's tunes. Antonio Augusto from Brazil
augustomariante 2 years ago
Jazz of 20's the best jazz of all times.
emersontotalyconfuse 2 years ago 4
Sorry, I meant to rate it 5 but I accidentally hit 4.
TJSurgery 2 years ago
At 0:43, is that an early lap top? Sure looks it.
1011mn 2 years ago
nar its just like a little case, like a lunch box or something it had a Buckle thing laptops don't have them and its too blocky to be a laptop..
dugite007 2 years ago
early lap top,funny observation.
emersontotalyconfuse 2 years ago
Laptop? There wasn't even any TV in the twenties :P
DarkHeart793 2 years ago
Video well done: great pictures and great music!
charlestonwoman 2 years ago 2
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DARKnDODGY 2 years ago
The 1920's was amazing. I wish I could live back then.
My great-great grandma was a flapper, which I find funny :D
Great video
5 stars
TasteOfTorment 2 years ago 4
Great video!
Could you please tell me where you found that second picture, the one of Clara Bow?
I'm dying to find it!
uniquefreak3000 2 years ago
i have 2 do did in skool 4 bughys malonie
swimingbabe 2 years ago
C'est pas tout jeune, mais j'aime car ça balance.
bise
TECKMASSE 2 years ago
Love the Paul Whiteman orchestra! (of course) thanks
2emeraldeyes 2 years ago
I'm nearly 19 and I've loved the golden for years. I wish I could have lived back then, a time when people dressed well, cars were built well and low-priced didn't mean low quality. Every time I walk around my neighborhood in a suit and fedora people look at me as if they have never see a well dressed person before. I feel I'm in the wrong time period. I agree with everyone else on this video, the women from that era look like REAL people.
1947Desoto 2 years ago
Yeah, yet they were naturally cute. Not all fake and weird. I am just NOT into all this weird fabricated look thing now a days. I think it's gross. Sloppy looking, Fake boobs, fake tan and what not. ick. DOn't feel weird about getting looks from people, Just remember, there are plenty of us out there I think we are just scattered far between!
2emeraldeyes 2 years ago 7
You hit the nail on the head. That's all anyone is today, FAKE. I'm not a fan of the 1970's, but I heard that even TV was better back then. It seems now that is "cool" to put curse words in every sentance and make shows like TMZ that unfairly invade peoples privacy.
1947Desoto 2 years ago 10
the 70's?
DMgraduate09 2 years ago
I said I heard that TV was better then. In general I HATE the '70s. My favorite decades I'd say are the 1910's to the mid-1960's. The only good things in my opinion that came out of the '70s were the movies.
1947Desoto 2 years ago
@1947Desoto People have always been fake. People were never any better than they are now. It's easy to say that people were different in a different time or in a different place, but that dream is fueled by a lack of experience of the time period. If you had read the Great Gatsby, you would already know people were fake in the 1920s too.
qiqimaster 1 year ago 3
@qiqimaster : In your comment,you said people are no better off than they are now..I beg to differ with you.from the late 1940's til now,I have seen America,go from a productive nation,to a nation that makes NOTHING anymore.From what I've experienced through time on this earth,I see American then and now,as a nation on it's way DOWN,,and in a BIG way.Talk to a person in they're nineties,I do on a regular basis.They will tell you this,they,as well as I,have seen the USA,go from sugar,to sh*t
b2flyer1 1 year ago
@qiqimaster So you're basing you're argument off of a fiction book? Talk about a lack of experience.
ChicoHarpoGroucho 1 year ago
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PhysicsProf1 1 year ago
Hi everyone, does somebody know, what the name of the lovely lady from 0:31 and 1:38 is? She seems to be an actress or some sort of famous person (she's so damn hot, but hey, you don't say that to lady ;) ). The woman on the red - ish picture with the rose is sweet too. Well, actually they're all beauties, but those two kind of atract me the most..Oh and who drew the first picture? Maybe blathermore or someone else can help? :)
Iltbsm 2 years ago
I think it may be a very young, Gloria Swanson.
barcyorky 2 years ago
You could be right there, but I couldn't find that explicit picture used in this video, if it indeed was Gloria..well let's just see what blathermore says, I wrote him a message, but he isn't the kind of guy who checks his youtube-mails every day..;) thanks anyway :)
Iltbsm 2 years ago
Please don't qoute me because I am not absolutely sure, I had several possibles in mind and after picture searches on google she seemed the closest but I am by no means entirely sure. If I find that pic and details of the lady in it I will let you know!
barcyorky 2 years ago
Guess what, I found out who she is...it's Jane Green! A lovely singer from the 20's..(nah not the author, the sweet woman on the old pics)
Byebye ;)
Iltbsm 2 years ago
By the way, I am assuming you refer to the Lady in profile with the cheeky off the shoulder number and the dreamy look in her eyes?
barcyorky 2 years ago
Yes, I am reffering to the "Lady in profile with the cheeky off the shoulder number and the dreamy look in her eyes" and the kind-of frizzly hair...she's the only one that is just shown 2 and not 3 times :(.
Oh, and really thanks for the help on researching, I fear that I don't know too much about those Ladies, but I'm getting smarter :)
Iltbsm 2 years ago
No problem, I am not too sure I hit the nail on the head either but if I get a definitive notion of who she is I'll let you know!
barcyorky 2 years ago
I like how all these girls weren't sticks, they looked like real people.
lastflightof79 2 years ago 41
Awesome pictures.
rayito2005 2 years ago
Paul Whiteman acoustic best version made....for Victor
HarborGuy 3 years ago
Actually this is an electrical recording, not acoustical. Recorded May 7, 1925. This is the released take 8 with the crazy chinaman scat. Back in 1999, Vince Giodano accidentally discovered unreleased take 6 in the Victor vault that did not have the scat, and released it on the century review CD "Time Capsule" on Buddha Records. So that is an even better version than this!!!
mjb784533 2 years ago
this was great fashion! would be nice to see something like that again!
nanzi1291 3 years ago 6
Love that 1920s look, especially the short bob on dark hair! Nice
Timebandit720 3 years ago 6
it made me crayed. so beautiful
ochunjimenez56 3 years ago 5
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Is it me or does it seem that all women in 1920 was damn ugly! Perhaps the make-up buisness is at fault?
rimon890816 3 years ago
I think they were all beautiful.
KatyHackleia 3 years ago 4
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Then i bet you are over 40. They all look the same, so diffrent of how wmomen nowdays look, and Iam not talking about clothes, but facials
rimon890816 3 years ago
Hahaha, I'm thirteen. And I still think they were beautiful.
KatyHackleia 3 years ago 4
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rimon890816 3 years ago
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you're such a narrow minded piece of crap
xDeepPurpleDreamx 3 years ago
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Why Thank you, allow me to express my appreciation with these words, F U C K YOU
rimon890816 3 years ago
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You're so delightful, fuck you too, dear boy!
xDeepPurpleDreamx 3 years ago
the pictures are great..i loved it even if i hate video that aren't videos because it only images and music.. anyway.. they were good.. but twice the sames.. come on..
ooojoooo 3 years ago
Boy! grandma was sexy then! just kidding! great legs!im sure that was sexualy explict for that time.
jade197113 3 years ago 2
i love it :). i would have rather been alive then, rather then now x
nuttynicky390 3 years ago 7
I'm 15 & this is the best music ever made :]]]
Too bad they don't make it like they used to...
TwilightObsessor07 3 years ago 4
I'm 19 but have liked this sort of stuff for years. Glad some other young people appriciate it. :)
Miram88 3 years ago 3
amen to that.
15 as well:)
sandytoes0421 3 years ago 5
Who is that gal at 1:07 ?
Mr1920s 3 years ago
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i hate slideshows, this is not a photo album site
tcumbow 3 years ago
I love this dance and its music. It's so fun to do. Pretty simpple also. I learnt it in a month, without lessons. These records of history are probably the best help you can get.
EveryLittleThing64 3 years ago 2
I Completely agree! And i am 14! I am quite out of place!
Mr1920s 3 years ago 5
you're among friends :) im 15
minniethemoocher1932 3 years ago 2
And I'm 16. I guess we're not as alone as we thought. :)
EruannaOfTheWest 3 years ago 3
Same here- I'm 19 :)
Miram88 3 years ago
sweet-pretty epoque:-)imlike this contest:-)
giusevola 3 years ago
Ahh that is Paul Witheman & His Orchestra
love it ;)
davecoolman007 3 years ago
swell just swell :D
AndreaSweden2006 3 years ago
What a delight this sequence is.
GrenvilleT 3 years ago
I feel nostalgic, and I still think that today the bobbed hair is kinda sexy, lol. Its original, you never see it, so its cool.
RaleTheBlade 3 years ago 4
Women knew how to be themselves, and yet beautiful then . . .
carabinier68 3 years ago 3
Plus . . . have to admit . . . men knew how to dress well then too. Bring back the days of fedoras and tailored suits!!! (guess I could do without the hair grease tho)
carabinier68 3 years ago 4
ahh to live back in those days where not everyone's goal was to be a stripper and girls has self respect.
turn on the news now and all you see is teens beating up others on Youtube.
wildchildlikeu 3 years ago 10
To think, women in that era thought skirts at the CALF were too short!
I was told that Ohio (or some state) tried to pass a law that skirts or dresses couldn't be 3 INCHES above the ANKLE! How crazy?! Right?
I mean, look at the girls now a days...
kjovaag 4 years ago 3
In case you haven't noticed, there are countries today, where, IF their father or husband lets them go out, women are only allowed to show their eyes. Anything else can result in serious punishment, and stoning to death if caught in the company of men.
harley333man 4 years ago 7
That's in the middle east somewhere.
Yet, in some other muslin countries, Indonesia for example, if a woman is raped by a man she will be stoned for beings so 'tempting'; for lack of a better word.
xhatedxunwantedx 3 years ago 2
If you didn't know, the throws they use to cover the legs of chairs were from a period where woman were expected to be covered, head to toe. They were so extreme they didn't even want the legs of chairs showing because they didn't want to give "naughty thoughts" to males. You weren't even allowed to say breast. They called turkey breast white meat.
Vinear 3 years ago
yeah it was better then. more mystery, such excitement at each inch of flesh. nowadays women spread em and you see a butchers shop window, theres nothing left. it's like going straight for the pudding
idler11 3 years ago
lol - best line of the year!
samanthatina 3 years ago
The kind of things that happened back then remind me of Pride and Prejudice. Not sure why, but women then had a strong self of being, as to now when lots of girls always think that they have to be sexy or skinny, or blonde, or whatever to be beautiful. **random-ish comment**
EmexVoice 3 years ago
Yes, yet in the "moving pictures", you see a lot of those crazy low low cut flapper dresses where if they just move ever so slightly they might have problems.... Just one example; Louise Brooks in Pandoras box wears a pretty racey little number! sfunny how everyone thinks it was so chaste in historic times. There has always been two sides to it all.
2emeraldeyes 2 years ago 2
thanx for remembering olive thomas.
charliedontsurf70 4 years ago
You bet. She was truly great wasn't she?
blathermore 4 years ago
I want to get up and dance!!!! :D
This music of the 1920s is absolutely timeless.
:D
shivaboyd 4 years ago 5
Great video, sometimes I pictured myself in that era. I liked the hairstyles and the fashion of the 20s and the dances as well. Awesome video.
mercyhurstchic 4 years ago
Thanks. The era really does cast a spell, doesn't it?
blathermore 4 years ago
the best was the car behind one of the actresses
LtFrankBullitt 4 years ago
i believe the song is from 1927, not 1925.
gabbyx93 5 years ago
Paul Whiteman recorded Charleston on May 7, 1925 at the Victor Talking Machine Studios in Camden NJ. It was recorded Acoustically-with a recording horn and no mike. Amazing sound for an acoustic recording.
Somerset45 4 years ago
Actually, this is electrically recorded. It was in some of the first groups of electric recordings relesed in the spring of 1925. No anouncement was made, so the public had no idea what was going on. The new phonographs wouldn't be released till that fall.
davortho10 4 years ago
Seems there's a bit too much bass present for an acoustic recording anyway. That's a good way to tell the difference.
Vpmatt 4 years ago
I researched your comment-you're so right-thanks for the correction. Any idea why the record companies kept their new "Microphone" technology secret from the public until December 1925? That's what threw me-the Christmas 1925 announcement by all of the record companies simultaneously.
Somerset45 4 years ago
Possibly because it took most of 1925 to convert the factories and get production of the new style phonographs up to speed. There were a lot of advertising teasers leading up to that Christmas, which saw huge sales of the new phonographs.
davortho10 4 years ago
Cute and we hear the great Paul Whiteman Ocrhestra performed "Charleston" recording in 1925.
Cristian1929 5 years ago
Thanks. By any chance, are you a twenties scholar?
blathermore 5 years ago
your welcome =]
gabbyx93 5 years ago
awesome i love it and i love this song too
gabbyx93 5 years ago
Thanks, gabby.
blathermore 5 years ago
Love it!
icecreamberry 5 years ago
Thanks, icecreamberry. I'm glad you liked it.
Blathermore
blathermore 5 years ago
Absolutely beautiful. I hope all the ladies pictured had wonderful lives.
Winston79 5 years ago
wowow that is great
eye2000 5 years ago
I love it!
Adelleda 6 years ago