Edgar Benson and the early Chicago booking agents | p. 9 |
Jules Stein and James Petrillo | p. 21 |
How radio made stars of the dance bands | p. 38 |
Ice rinks, beer gardens, and other early Chicago dance halls | p. 53 |
The Trianon, the Aragon, and the modern ballroom era | p. 68 |
Early downtown Chicago hotels join the dance party | p. 84 |
The beat goes on | p. 97 |
Dance bands thrive in Chicago's cabarets and restaurants | p. 111 |
The bands earn respect | p. 125 |
Dance bands in the roadhouses | p. 138 |
"Rah, rah, rajah" | p. 148 |
The economic challenge of the thirties | p. 158 |
The last hurrah | p. 169 |
Maps of important Chicago dance venues, 1900-1950 | p. 183 |
Major Chicago dance venues and the bands that played there | p. 187 |
Benson bands and orchestras | p. 195 |
Chicago ballroom floor dimensions | p. 196 |
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