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Moss and Fontana

Stage Name

Birth Name
'Moss and Fontana' Georges Fontana
  Marjorie Moss

Moss and Fontana were successful exhibition ballroom dancers in the 1920s. Below is some of their partnerships with other dancers.

Frivolities.)

Rosita.

Rosita (?Navarro?) till 1935
then Fontana in 1936 (in 'I'm Much Obliged'.)

Ramon, Nena & Carmen Samaniego.

Ramon and Carlos Rosario.
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Names

Birth Place

Birth Date

Spouse
Marjorie Moss n/a n/a n/a
Georges Fontana   n/a   n/a   n/a
Frye   n/a   n/a   n/a
Rosita   n/a   n/a   n/a
Ramon   n/a   n/a   n/a
Nena Samaniego San Francisco n/a Jose Navarro
 

Dance Types

Dance Partners

Music Titles
Chiapanecas (Nena) Carmen Samaniego BeBe
Flamenco Dorothy Dell Keys To Your Heart
Hesitation Waltz Fontana      
Spanish Dance Frye      
Tango Tragacio (Fontana) Moss      
      Nena Samaniego      
      Ramon      
 

Night Clubs

Theaters

Stage
Waldorf - Astoria 44th St. Theater 1920 - Frivolities of 1920 (Fontana, Moss Frye)
      New Amsterdam Theater (1925) 1925 - Sunny (Moss-Fontana)
            1930 - International Review (Moss-Fontana)
            1930 - Sweet and Low (Moss-Fontana)
            1936 - I'm Much Obliged (Rosita-Fontana)
 

Films

Television

Publications
1925 - Sunny (Moss & Fonatana) n/a 3/1929 - Theater Magazine
1934 - Rambling Round Radio Row (Rosita)            
$ 1935 - Gold Diggers of (Rosita & Ramon)            
1936 - I'm Much Obliged (Rosita & Fontana )            
1950 - Nuestras Vidas (Rosita)            
1966 - Rio, Verao & Amor (Rosita)            
1993 - Faust Parade (Rosita)            
NOTE:
May 12, 2004
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