Dance Bands and Variety
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THE NITWITSby JessEfromPrag6,749 views- 2:19
The Nitwits being serious (nearly)by PontiusKak7,058 views
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1930s Dance Band - Henry Hallby deejay83026,670 views
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1930s Dance Band - The Savoy Hotel Orpheansby deejay83042,683 views
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Les Nitwits - 12th Street Ragby pappyredux7,404 views
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1940s Dance Band - Harry Royby deejay83025,291 views
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Ambrose with Sam Browneby deejay83021,291 views
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Britain gets its wartime kicks: part 2 - 1940by hexfremlin3,849 views
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JAZZ CLIPS FROM BRITAIN!!by furlight2,934 views
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SID MILLWARD & HIS NITWITSby PALINDUP5,068 views
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Hawaii Noeee Serenadeby hotun5,474 views
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Jack Benny hosts Hollywood Palace (3 of 5)by dentelTV24,312 views
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London Night clubs 1920-30 British pathe clipsby ScriptWorker4,927 views
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DANCE BANDS FROM GERMANY NO1by twiddlybobby8,143 views
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THE GATHERING OF THE BANDS -1934by furlight4,845 views
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1930's Dance Band - Mantovaniby deejay83035,698 views
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Harry Roy - Make Some Musicby hotun9,831 views
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Mills Brothers: I Ain't Got Nobody - 1930'sby weirdovideos307,636 views
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British Variety Theatreby OliverDouble9,239 views
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THE STARS "OFF-STAGE" NO. 1 - ROY FOXby furlight1,157 views
@dgill1965 No. Sid Millward/Sid Seymour and Dr. Crock, were all different zany comedy bands.
gerryracer 7 months ago
The man playing the trumpet in Sid Seymour and his Mad Hatters is my Grandpop! This is the first footage i have managed to find of him. he died beofre i was born so it really means a lot to me. His name was Alf Hunterman.
samhainge1 1 year ago
Very entertaining
silverscreenmovies 2 years ago
Hi all. Im researching some autographes that I have aquired & one selection of signed pages is Sid seymour and his Mad Hatters. I have 3x sid seymour signatures and another page signed by his band the mad hatters ( 10 in all) Anyone know any information on his band members?. Cheers
mozart579 3 years ago
Sid Seymour is indeed the band featured in this short.He started out with a stall on Blackpool's 'Golden Mile', twirling his bowler (derby) hat to attract passers by. Someoune suggested he should go 'on the stage' with this talent, which he did as 'front man' for a dance band.I recall seeing the act in variety shows in the 1950s. Alright but no way as good as Sid Millward!
PALINDUP 3 years ago
No! Two entirely different bands. As was Dr.Crock and the Crackpots. My Auntie was the blonde stooge with Sid Millwards band in 1950.
scropton 3 years ago
Introduced on the film as Sid Seymour and his Mad Hatters. Is this the same group as the Nitwits?
dgill1965 5 years ago
Oh what wonderfull clips. More please
mrrk 5 years ago