- Historical Dance
- Jazz Age Social Dancing ("The Modern Dances")
- 0. The Essentials of Jazz Age Ballroom Dancing
- 1. Foxtrot Part 1: The Jazz Age Foxtrot
- 2. Youth Dancing in the Jazz Age
- 3. The Jazz Age Waltz
- 4. The Jazz Age Tango
- 5. 1930s Rumba
- 6. 1930s Samba
- 7. 1930s Conga
- 8. Bal Musette: Parisian Dance of the Jazz Age
- 9. Dancing in Weimar Berlin
- Dancing Made Easy - 1922
- Film Library - Jazz Age Dance
- Historical Dance Films posted to Pinterest
- Jazz Age Dance - Apologia
- Jazz Age Dance Image Collection
- Jazz Age Lead and Follow
- Places to Dance in Southern California in the Jazz Age
- Sampler of Jazz Age Dance Holds
- The Pathé Historical Dance Collection: 1920s-40s
- Ragtime Dance - the One Step
- Regency Dance
- Victorian Dance
- Jazz Age Social Dancing ("The Modern Dances")
1924 - La Monica Ballroom on the Santa Monica Pier
The La Monica Ballroom opened on July 23, 1924. Designed by T.H. Eslick with a Spanish façade and French Renaissance interior, it was the largest dance hall on the west coast, accommodating 5,000 dancers on its 15,000-square-foot (1,400 m2) hard maple floor. Country music star Spade Cooley began broadcasting his weekly television show from the ballroom in 1948, where the enormously popular program remained until 1954.d as a roller skating rink; first as Skater's Ballroom, and later as the Santa Monica Roller Rink, where the speed skating club won many state and regional championships. The La Monica Ballroom was demolished in 1963.