Draft:Bipp Bang Boogie

Bipp Bang Boogie is an American musical short film, made c. 1944 during World War II (the exact date is unknown). It starred an African-American cast, it was produced by Alfred N. Sack; and is a Harlemwood Studios film. The film was issued as part of the anthology film, Harlem on Parade (1946). It was reissued in 1986 as part of a Jazz Classics collection.

Performances

 * "Sermon on the Blues," performed by the Ebony Trio (possibly also related to Leon Gross)
 * Private Andrew Brown tap dancing to "Bipp Bang Boogie"
 * Red Hot Heat performing Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady" as a fur clad chorus line performs