-- A Brother and Sister ballroom dance team of the 1920s and 1930s who started out as Cabaret dancers, Dance studio owners and then turned Promoters and Producers. They would manage many theatres on the West Coast circuit as well as produce many acts such as the "Fanchonettes" to perform in these theatres.

-- They helped start many careers such as Cyd Charisse (age 12) Joan Crawford, Dorothy LaMour, Judy Garland (Gumm Sisters) Doris Day and Bing Crosby.

-- Fanchon and Marco managed the "Mickey Mouse Circus" which was comprised of "Midgets and Elephants" at the California Pacifc Expostion held in San Diego from 1935 to 1936. In "Danse Follies," chorus girls sang and danced and in 'Hollywood Secrets,' talkies were made and the secrets of synchronizing sound tracks with movements were revealed to the public.

-- There were five seperate groups of Fanchon and Marco girls which would rotate between cities which they performed in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, B.C. The girls would also appear for the unveiling of many Airplanes such as the Fokker and F-32. Later, Fanny Wolfe (Fanchon) became a movie choreographer.