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Waltzing in the dark : African American vaudeville and race politics in the swing era

Acknowledgements Foreword PART I The Race Trope in Swing Era Performance From Marjorie to Margot 'You Didn't Go Downtown-Everything Was Uptown': Harlem, U.S.A. Who's Got His Own: Black Creativity as Commodity PART II Color and Caste in Black and White: Performing at Home and Abroad PART III Coda to a Dream Deferred Legacy: All That Jazz Chronology: Margot Webb's Professional Career Notes References Index