JUNGLE JITTERBUGS Australian soldiers jamming with native men in a jungle.
This clip is not available for streaming at this time. Please contact WPA.	Tape Master:	54
	Catalog #:	312472
	Clip Number:	312472-1
	Orginal Film:	43/26
	Timecode:	10:23:05 - 10:23:54
	Location:	Pacific
	Year Shot:	1943 (Actual Year)
	Audio:	Yes
	Color:	No
	Headings:	CULTURAL GROUPS: Aborigines ENTERTAINMENT/DANCE: Ethnic / Cultural ENTERTAINMENT/DANCE: Social ENTERTAINMENT/MUSIC: Ethnic / Cultural ENTERTAINMENT/MUSIC: Jazz LOCATIONS/PACIFIC OCEAN: Oceania WORLD WAR TWO, MILITARY: Rest & Recreation
	Description:	Same as catalog # 276600 Australian soldiers keeping themselves amused during World War II: They start a jazz band, of sorts. Soldiers, casual clothes, backs to camera, watching a small band on an improvised stage. Closer shots of the band. Soldiers with their shirts off playing silly-looking instruments, drum set that says "Troppo Band." on it. Soldiers jitterbug frantically and badly. Soldier audience. Aborigines. Man playing large horn. Natives dancing wildly. American-style jazz/big-band music dubbed in. Women and children (native) watching, they clap along with the music (relatively). Natives rush joyously toward the camera en masse, laughing and jumping about, neat shot.

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