Faust

Louis Jordan, with his band, sings and performs the title song, "Caldonia,", and "Honey Child," "Tillie" and 'Buzz Me", wowing the jitter-buggers, zoot suits and bobby-soxers of the mid-1940s, all built around a wisp of a plot dealing with the difficulties of production in Harlem.

Soundie featuring Mable Lee and Stephin Fetchit.

Nat 'King' Cole perform "Got a Penny, Benny?"

An all-black musical featuring the talent of funnyman Mantan Moreland.

A little music from Lynn Albritton, Lou Ellen and The Harlem Cuties.

Stan Kenton and his Orchestra perform "This Love of Mine" with Cyd Charisse and other dancers

"When Hitler Kicks the Bucket" is sung by Toni Lane. The lyrics recount all the delightful things that will happen on the day of Hitler's funeral.

Old-time musical star Schyler Jarvis, now wealthy, is dying; his last act is a visionary plan for the future happiness of his son, swing bandleader Louis Jarvis, and Honey Carter, daughter of his long-lost love. But crooked lawyer Talbot has a nefarious scheme to get his hands on the Jarvis money...and it doesn't include any happiness for Louis and Honey. Plenty of swing from Louis Jordan's Tympany Five.

Lawrence Welk and his orchestra perform "Doin' You Good"

There's a attractive young lady sitting on the porch with a guitar player, and she starts moving to the beat, she appears to be flirting with the guitar player, then a guy comes up and grabs her hand to dance, leaving the guitar player displeased. The girl and guy start lindy hopping in the street, then other neighbors and passer-bys start dancing to. Lynn Albritton, the piano player, starts everyone "dancing in the street."

Soundie featuring The Chanticleers singing "Babbling Bess." Also starring Francine Everett (as Babbling Bess) and Mable Lee (Dancer).

A Soundie with Gloria Parker.

Compilation film of various African-American performers and acts.

A Soundie featuring Noble Sissle and His Orchestra with Mabel Lee.

A Soundie with The De Castro Sisters.

Noble Sissle & Mable Lee perform "Sizzle with Sissle."