Vogues of 1938 Saulters, Dorothy "Dotty" performer Four Hot Shots performer Tapps, George performer Wiere Brothers performer Felix, Seymour performer Film 1937-08-07 United Artists The Four Hot Shots may very well be the former group "The Five Hot Shots" who appeared in 1929 Duke Ellington's short subject film, "Black and Tan." The group is known for its concerted or synchronized stepping, primarily based on a tight formation doing a precision tap and shuffle dance. Motion picture released in 1937 by United Artists. Director Irving Cummings. A debutante helps save a fashion designer from financial ruin. El Morocco scene includes tap dance solo by George Tapps. with Maurice Rocco Orchestra Song Titles: "Turn on the Red Hot Heat" "King of Jam" "That Old Feeling" vocals by Verrill "Lovely One" vocals by Lawrence and Verrill "Lady of the Evening" vocals by Lawrence "Aloha Oe" "Siboney" "Fall Fashion Show" "Moonlight Sonata" "Anchors Aweigh" "Jingle Bells" Performing Arts Encyclopedia http://www.loc.gov/performingarts Frank, Rusty E.: Tap! The Greatest Tap Dance Stars and their Stories 1900-1955. New York, William Morrow. (1990). Strattemann, Klaus: Duke Ellington: Day by Day, Film by Film. Copenhagen: Jazz Media (1992). Smith, Ernie: The Ernie Smith Jazz Film Collection. The Ernie Smith Jazz Film Collection, Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History: Archives Center (). Tap Dance America http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/html/tda/tda-home.html tda IHAS 151216 loc.music.tda.190