Leroy "Buddy" Gibson and his sister, Louise Gibson, tap dancing team, just before appearing on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour : 1948 ; students of the Ted Russell Dancing Studio in Ventura, the brother and sister advanced as a professional dancing team
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Black Gold Cooperative Library System
Date Created and/or Issued
1948
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Part of "Historical Photos of Four Ethnicities on California's Central Coast" Collection Originally published as part of African - Americans on the Central Coast: a photo essay
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Leroy Buddy Gibson and Louise Gibson, a brother and sister tap dancing team, pose with hands on knees just before appearing on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour. Image originally obtained from Leroy Gibson.
Gibson, Leroy Ventura (Calif.) Ted Russell Dancing Studio (Ventura, Calif.) African Americans--Children--California African Americans--California--Ventura County
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