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Stage Name |
Birth Name |
| Stump
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James
'Stump' Cross |
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Harold
'Stumpy' Cromer |
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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.
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Birth Place |
Birth Date |
Spouse |
Offspring |
| (Stump) |
6/20/1919
- 1/25/1981 |
n/a |
n/a |
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Dance Types |
Dance Partners |
Music Titles |
| Jazz |
n/a |
Loud Women (1953) |
| Jitterbug |
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Two
Thirds Dead (1953) |
| Tap |
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Night Clubs |
Theaters |
Stage |
| Cotton
Club |
46th
Street Theater (1939) |
1939
- DuBarry Was A Lady |
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| NOTE:Sometimes spelt as Stumpie also aka: Eddie Hartman. |
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October 15, 2002 |
http://www.Streetswing.com/histmain/d5index.htm |
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