HOLLYWOOD'S HAPPY FEET
The Golden Age of Tap Dance on Film
“Hollywood’s Happy Feet” takes audiences on a captivating journey through the evolution of tap dance in motion pictures beginning in the 1930s. The story of how tap dancing was actually captured on film unfolds through a series of entertaining vintage clips that bring the process vividly to life.
“Hollywood’s Happy Feet” is hosted by renowned tap dancer and preservationist Rusty Frank. Author of "TAP! The Greatest Tap Dance Stars and Their Stories 1900–1955," Rusty has carefully curated this program to be both entertaining and full of toe-tapping delight.

REVIEWS
Steven Smith
Emmy-nominated documentary producer, author,
and speaker specializing in Hollywood history
“As a dancer, Rusty Frank channels the athleticism of Eleanor Powell, the buoyancy of Gene Nelson and the grace of Astaire. Now, in her live presentation HOLLYWOOD’s HAPPY FEET, Frank trades her tap shoes for a historian’s hat - and brings her trademark wit and energy to this glorious celebration of tap on film. Not to be missed.”
Charlotte Carpenter Lewis
Producer/Singer/Actor
"Rusty Frank delivered a presentation on tap yesterday at El Segundo’s Old Town Music Hall and knocked it out of the park. Personable and enthusiastic in her beloved genre, we were treated to her vast knowledge of the subject along with pictures and clips of historic tappers."
Betty De La Torre
Event Producer
"GREAT show!!! As always, Rusty Frank was well-prepared and AMAZINGLY charismatic in her delivery. She was incredibly entertaining and wonderfully informative. Every single legend honored smiles upon her because of how beautifully she tell their stories and teaches others. I loved it!"
Annette Homewood
Digital Creator
"This was such a joyful event. Rusty Frank hosted a tap history presentation that included delightful clips from the Nicholas Brothers, Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, as well as beloved stories of her experiences dancing with many legends."
BOOKING
CONTACT RUSTY FRANK FOR BOOKING THIS EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAM
Rusty Frank • Email • (657) 549-044
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