1936 Print Famous Door Jazz Harlem Joe Mannone Music Marsala Dinner New York FZ2 Furniture & Equipment " "Desperate Trails

" "Desperate Trails

"Weddings and other festival occasions are still celebrated among the Norwegian peasants with the quaint old-fashioned dances

thus explaining the food poisoning of thousands of soldiers

Produced by Buddy Adler and directed by William Dieterle

NR Tonight Tomorrow Alright

1936 Print Famous Door Jazz Harlem Joe Mannone Music Marsala Dinner New York FZ2 Furniture & Equipment " "Desperate TrailsThis is an original 1936 color print of customers dining at the Famous Door, located in Harlem, Manhattan, New York City. Shown in the background is a band, featuring trumpeter Joe "Wingy" Mannone, and the clarinetist Joe Marsala. The caption writes, "The Famous Door on West Fifty second Street is one of several small spots catering to the current downtown popularity of the spontaneous kind of jazz music that helped to make uptown Harlem famous"