1. Midshipmaid Gob (1932) 0, but screenshots below
1.5 To Beat the Band (1935) 0 & discovered the film after this list was created
2. Dancing Feet (1936) <clip1, about 1 min>; <clip2, 4min, various dancers> (Nick only)
3. Wake Up and Live (1937) <clip1>; <clip2>
4. Happy Landing (1938) <clip>
5. The Broadway Buckaroo (1939)
6. In the Navy (1941) <go to 52 min>
7. Moon Over Miami (1941) <zoomed1>; <zoomed2>
8. Hands Across the Border (1944) <when they leave, they're gone>
9. Hey, Rookie (1944) <clip>
10. Pin Up Girl (1944) <clip1>; <clip2>
11. Song of the Open Road (1944) <clip>
12. The Time, the Place and the Girl (1946) <clip>
13. Columbia Thrills of Music: Buddy Rich and His Orchestra (1949) <clip>
14. Meet Me After the Show (1951) <clip>
15. She's Back on Broadway (1953) <clip>
16. Tap (1989) promoting the film on Nightline
Screenshots (tap to enlarge):
1. Midshipmaid Gob (1932)
When you watch this sequence (and it's less than 20 seconds), the short man does NOT look like he's younger. The tall one looks young, consistent with Nick's 1915 birth; Frank was born 1906.
1.5 To Beat the Band (1935)
Nick is uncredited onscreen despite his lengthy solo dance
2. Dancing Feet (1936)
3. Wake Up and Live (1937)
4. Happy Landing (1938)
5. The Broadway Buckaroo (1939) (short; haven't found it)
6. In the Navy (1941)
7. Moon Over Miami (1941)
8. Hands Across the Border (1944)
No Condos mentioned in opening credits; no performers mentioned in closing credits. I agree that it's Steve by the way he uses his arms.
9. Hey, Rookie (1944)
10. Pin Up Girl (1944)
11. Song of the Open Road (1944)
12. The Time, the Place and the Girl (1946)
13. Columbia Thrills of Music: Buddy Rich and His Orchestra (1949) (short; have only found the clip above)
14. Meet Me After the Show (1951)
15. She's Back on Broadway (1953)
1. Midshipmaid Gob (1932)
the only acting credits onscreen |
When you watch this sequence (and it's less than 20 seconds), the short man does NOT look like he's younger. The tall one looks young, consistent with Nick's 1915 birth; Frank was born 1906.
1.5 To Beat the Band (1935)
Nick is uncredited onscreen despite his lengthy solo dance
2. Dancing Feet (1936)
3. Wake Up and Live (1937)
4. Happy Landing (1938)
5. The Broadway Buckaroo (1939) (short; haven't found it)
6. In the Navy (1941)
7. Moon Over Miami (1941)
8. Hands Across the Border (1944)
No Condos mentioned in opening credits; no performers mentioned in closing credits. I agree that it's Steve by the way he uses his arms.
9. Hey, Rookie (1944)
10. Pin Up Girl (1944)
11. Song of the Open Road (1944)
12. The Time, the Place and the Girl (1946)
13. Columbia Thrills of Music: Buddy Rich and His Orchestra (1949) (short; have only found the clip above)
14. Meet Me After the Show (1951)
15. She's Back on Broadway (1953)