Class act (performance) (English Wikipedia)

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Class Act: The Jazz Life of Choreographer Cholly Atkins (memoir), by Cholly Atkins & Jacqui Malone, Columbia University Press (2001), pg. 114; OCLC 974087440
"Class act" (discussion) (alternate link) pg. 114
"Class act" (defined) (alternate link), pg. 226
"Flash act" (defined) (alternate link), pg. 227
Note: Malone, a dance and theater scholar at Queens College, married, in 1973, Robert George O'Meally, PhD, American literature scholar and Zora Neale Hurston Professor of Literature at Columbia University, who, additionally, writes about jazz
What the Eye Hears: A History of Tap Dancing, by Brian Seibert, Farrar, Straus and Giroux (2016) pps. 180, 200, 307
Tappin' at the Apollo: The African American Female Tap Dance Duo Salt and Pepper, by Cheryl M. Willis, McFarland & Company (2016), pg. 213; OCLC 917343455
Brotherhood in Rhythm: The Jazz Tap Dancing of the Nicholas Brothers, by Constance Valis Hill, PhD (born 1947), Cooper Square Press (2002), pps. 134; OCLC 845250422
Tap Dancing America: A Cultural History (alternate link 1; alt link 2) by Constance Valis Hill, PhD (born 1947), Oxford University Press (2010), pps. 41–42; OCLC 888554987
"Johnson, John Rosamond" (alt link), Cary D. Wintz & Paul Finkelman (eds.), Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance (Vol. 1 of 2; A–J), Routledge (2004), pg. 636; OCLC 648136726, 56912455

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"'Let the Punishment Fit the Crime': The Vocal Choreography of Cholly Atkins," by Jacqui Malone (MCP) (née Jacqueline Delores Malone; born 1947), Dance Research Journal, Vol. 20, No. 1, Summer 1988, pps. 11–18 (retrieved 24 March 2017; stable URL www.jstor.org/stable/1478812)

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"Class Act," Performing Arts Encyclopedia c/o Library of Congress (online); OCLC 76944288, 54373218
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Class Act: The Jazz Life of Choreographer Cholly Atkins (memoir), by Cholly Atkins & Jacqui Malone, Columbia University Press (2001), pg. 114; OCLC 974087440
"Class act" (discussion) (alternate link) pg. 114
"Class act" (defined) (alternate link), pg. 226
"Flash act" (defined) (alternate link), pg. 227
Note: Malone, a dance and theater scholar at Queens College, married, in 1973, Robert George O'Meally, PhD, American literature scholar and Zora Neale Hurston Professor of Literature at Columbia University, who, additionally, writes about jazz
Black Dance, by Edward ("Ted") Thorpe (né Edward Robert Thorpe; born 1926) (retired sometime before 1995, was a dance critic for the London Evening Standard; he has been married to Gillian Freeman, a writer, for 69 years)
Chatto & Windus (1989) OCLC 915815720
Overlook Press (1995); OCLC 260151435, 232129452
"Class Act," Performing Arts Encyclopedia c/o Library of Congress (online); OCLC 76944288, 54373218
(browse Encyclopedia)
"Over the Top to Be-Bop

Camera Three, Season 10, Episode 18, CBS
Aired Sunday, 11:30 am, 3 January 1965
Produced for WCBS-TV by Dan Gallagher
Nick Havinga (né Nicholas Havinga, Jr.; born 1935), director

Featured artists: Coles and Cholly Atkins (dance duet)

Other performers: Hank Jones (piano)

James Fergus Macandrew (1906–1988) (program host)

Guest: Marshall Stearns, PhD

WCBS-TV (U-matic) (1965);
New York State Education Dept (1965); OCLC 19009050
Creative Arts Television (VHS) (19??); OCLC 38594171
Creative Arts Television (VHS) (1997); OCLC 41462387, 50611853
Creative Arts Television (DVD) (2007); OCLC 181202686, 174151608

Aviva Films Ltd. (digital) (2007); OCLC 830519421
Tappin' at the Apollo: The African American Female Tap Dance Duo Salt and Pepper, by Cheryl M. Willis, McFarland & Company (2016), pg. 213; OCLC 917343455
Brotherhood in Rhythm: The Jazz Tap Dancing of the Nicholas Brothers, by Constance Valis Hill, PhD (born 1947), Cooper Square Press (2002), pps. 134; OCLC 845250422
Tap Dancing America: A Cultural History (alternate link 1; alt link 2) by Constance Valis Hill, PhD (born 1947), Oxford University Press (2010), pps. 41–42; OCLC 888554987
"Johnson, John Rosamond" (alt link), Cary D. Wintz & Paul Finkelman (eds.), Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance (Vol. 1 of 2; A–J), Routledge (2004), pg. 636; OCLC 648136726, 56912455

youtube.com

"Over the Top to Be-Bop

Camera Three, Season 10, Episode 18, CBS
Aired Sunday, 11:30 am, 3 January 1965
Produced for WCBS-TV by Dan Gallagher
Nick Havinga (né Nicholas Havinga, Jr.; born 1935), director

Featured artists: Coles and Cholly Atkins (dance duet)

Other performers: Hank Jones (piano)

James Fergus Macandrew (1906–1988) (program host)

Guest: Marshall Stearns, PhD

WCBS-TV (U-matic) (1965);
New York State Education Dept (1965); OCLC 19009050
Creative Arts Television (VHS) (19??); OCLC 38594171
Creative Arts Television (VHS) (1997); OCLC 41462387, 50611853
Creative Arts Television (DVD) (2007); OCLC 181202686, 174151608

Aviva Films Ltd. (digital) (2007); OCLC 830519421