...holy....crap. My mouth had dropped open after the first half minute and stayed open until the end... That's some crazy skills, trust, and obvious training.
As an old fart who grew up with variety shows I love watching the 'got talent' shows from around the world. Often I find myself watching the acrobats/dance troupes and just thinking wow how far acrobats/dance troupes have come! And then I watch this and think wow they're even better. This was an amazing act with 3 amazing acrobats/dancers.
These people are amazing athletes. And I agree with Marcoy. There are so many unemployed people out there with incredible gifts - including athletic - that we need to get back to this kind of entertainment and see more of this.
È dannatamente eccitante vedere come la trattano! La considerano solo una bambola di pezza da prendere e sbatterla in giro per il loro solo piacere! Ma anche per il piacere di chi guarda
Amazing skill, control, training, fascinating to watch-but there's something the tiniest bit creepy or unwholesome about the vibe of the act. Another good one is the Ragamuffin Romeo dance section from the early talkie revue "King Of Jazz".
Thanks for posting. I have a signed postcard of Ms. Karina and it's a rare find. The apache dance is traditional, not for all tastes, I agree, but it featured in some movies like this one. I wonder which film this is? The styles suggest 1930s.
@@pronkerpronker6708 That's an amazing find. She was a beautiful, incredibly gifted woman and performer. It's nice to hear she still can be found in the strangest places. Take care of that picture it is indeed a rare find and i'm glad she is not forgotten.
This is a great clip. I collect films (like Soft Lights and Sweet Music) from the 1930s and 1940s which showcased variety acts. Where did you get this from, and is there any chance I could get a copy?
