The Cotton Club is a famous New York City nightclub in the 1920s and 1930s. It tells the story of a young musician named Dixie Dwyer who gets involved with the mob and falls in love with a singer named Vera Cicero. The club becomes a hot spot for jazz and attracts many famous musicians of the time. However, racial tensions and mob wars threaten to tear the club apart.
In this short film, a talented jazz musician, played by Duke Ellington, leads his orchestra in a lively performance. The film showcases the vibrant energy and spirit of jazz music, with thrilling musical numbers, dancing, and a captivating atmosphere. It celebrates the contributions of African-American musicians and the legacy of big band music.
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