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Stage Name

Birth Name
Stump and Stumpy James 'Stump' Cross
  Harold 'Stumpy' Cromer

   Famous comic Tap Dance duo of the 1940s. Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin used (stole) many skits and ideas from this duo. Stump and Stumpy having learned their act through the Vaudeville circuit to perfection inspired many dance acts and comedians in their day with their comic Tap dance routines.

Birth Place

Birth Date

Spouse

Offspring
(Stump) 6/20/1919 - 1/25/1981 n/a n/a
n/a                  
 

Dance Types

Dance Partners

Music Titles
Jazz n/a Loud Women (1953)
Jitterbug       Two Thirds Dead (1953)
Tap            
 

Night Clubs

Theaters

Stage
Cotton Club 46th Street Theater (1939) 1939 - DuBarry Was A Lady
                 
 

Films

Television

Other
$1943 - Ship Ahoy! 1957 - Perry Mason n/a
$1943 - This Is The Army 1983 - Frontline      
1948 - Boarding House Blues 2000 - It's Black Entertainment      
$1950 - Life Of Her Own            
    1952 - Somebody Loves Me            
    1957 - Joker Is Wild            
                 
NOTE:Sometimes spelt as Stumpie also aka: Eddie Hartman.
October 15, 2002
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