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Title
Dance Party: The Teenarama Story, Work-In-Progress Demo
Subject
History
Performing Arts
Local History
African American dance--Washington (D.C.)
Description
Funded in part by a series of Humanities Council grants, "Dance Party: The Teenarama Story" film examines a 1960s television show called Teenarama. The program was a teen dance show which, unlike many of its contemporary counterparts, was open to African-American youth. The show was broadcast on Washington, DC's WOOK-TV, the first television station in the nation catering specifically to an African-American audience.
This 9 minute film is a "work-in-progress" demo produced 7 years before the final cut of the documentary was published. It features narration by Martha Reeves, and footage from the 1998 30th Anniversary Teenarama reunion and gala.
This 9 minute film is a "work-in-progress" demo produced 7 years before the final cut of the documentary was published. It features narration by Martha Reeves, and footage from the 1998 30th Anniversary Teenarama reunion and gala.
Creator
Lindsay-Johnson, Beverly
Source
Grant 98-1-3
Grant 99-1-14
Publisher
Kendall Productions
Date
1999
18 September 1999
Contributor
Lindsay-Johnson, Beverly
Grimes, Herb
Reeves, Martha
Rights
Copyright 1999 National Hand Dance Association, and Kendall Productions
Format
VHS
.WMV
Language
English
Type
Video
Identifier
02e.01.1999
54
Coverage
Washington, DC
Moving Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
VHS
Duration
00:09:45
Compression
.WMV
Producer
Lindsay-Johnson, Beverly
Director
Grimes, Herb
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