Music of the 1940s at The National World War II Museum's Stage Door Canteen

The National World War II Museum in New Orleans, LA presents the music of the 1940s era in the Stage Door Canteen, part of its $60 million expansion that features the Solomon Victory Theater and the American Sector - a Chef John Besh Restaurant.

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Music

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• WWII
• National World War II Museum
• Swing Music
• Jazz
• New Orleans
• Stage Door Canteen

[StandardNeekeri]

i love the 40's. I want to live it.

[generationll]

It should be noted that Patty Andrews is still aive at the age of 93 in the southland

[grunt11b]

A bunch of hippies pretending they give a shit.

[generationll]

It should be noted that Patty Andrews is still alive at the age of 93 somewhere in the southland.

[ww298kscope]

@benalchemist74 huh?

[ABookwormAndProud]

This looks like so much fun to be involved with! :D

[djmusicjac]

where is the museum?

[benalchemist74]

disgusting

[RogerReadingRainbow]

A clarification to my previous comment, "Selena Royle and Jane Cowl served as the co-chairs of the Stagedoor Canteen in New York".

[RogerReadingRainbow]

My first home was the guesthouse of Selena Royle and George Renevant in Hollywood. My mother was their their cleaning person. Selena was the actress who organized The Stagedoor Canteen. Selena also of course starred as the wonderful mother of The Fighting Sullivans. Let us also remember that she was one of the many innocent victims of the red scare. It halted her beautiful acting career. She and George then moved to Mexico. Selena Royle a Great Patriot and Freedom Fighter!

[raindear60]

Me too SN!