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The older jazz babies take their jazz pretty seriouslysome of them never do get used to it. (This is a representative section of the Friday evening dancing class, composed for the most part of the people who haven't danced since the two-step went out of vogue. It does seem," Mrs. Adele Pixley is saying to Mr. Walter Waters, as if there were no more pretty tunes nowadays like 'Hiawatha' and Nancy vogue.

It does seem," Mrs. Adele Pixley is saying to Mr. Walter Waters, as it there were no more pretty tunes nowauays like 'Hiawatha' and 'Nancy I The forerunners of the jazz baby. 'Way back in prehistoric days these three ladies were considered the berries in syncopated circles. Dinah," If You Ain't Got No Money and the cakewalk were all the rage.

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The headliner is introducing a new South Sea shake. Two jazz babies improving the shining hours to the strains of Me and My Boy Friend.".