American child actor Shirley Temple holds hands with actor, tap dancer Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson while walking on a sidewalk at 20th Century-Fox...
Headshot of Bill Robinson , American tap dancer and stage and film actor, pictured smiling in a portrait, circa 1920. Robinson was popularly known as...
Singer, dancer and actress Lena Horne with Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson and Cab Calloway in the musical film 'Stormy Weather,' Hollywood, California,...
American actor and dancer Bill Robinson smiles at his frequent co-star, child actress Shirley Temple, who sits in a wheelchair, mid-1930s.
Poster for Andrew L. Stone's 1943 musical 'Stormy Weather' starring Lena Horne, Bill Robinson, and Cab Calloway.
American child actress, Shirley Temple holding American actor, Bill Robinson's hand in a farmyard during a scene from Edgar Lewis's silent film, 'The...
Child star Shirley Temple dancing with Bill 'Bojangels' Robinson in a promotional picture for 'The LIttle Colonel'.
Publicity portrait of tap dancer and actor Bill Robinson wearing a suit with several honorable badges and holding a leathered book containing...
Bill Robinson the entertain Bojangles and his third wife Elaine Plaines side by side posing for a photograph and celebrating their marriage, January...
Portrait of tap dancer and entertainer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, in black tie and white shirt, 1938.
The entertainer, dancer Bojangles in a suit and hat, tap dancing and using a hand to point at his feet illustrating the move, 1930.
Full-length image of American tap dancer and actor Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson dancing on a set of wooden steps in director Walter Lang's film, 'Hooray...
Entertainer and tap dancer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, on stage in his suit and waistcoat, 1944.
Entertainer and tap dancer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, in top hat and tails dancing on stage, 1940.
Bill Robinson , the American tap-dancer and entertainer renowned for his stairway dance, sharing a joke with a friend at the Trocadero cafe.
Full length portrait of African-American tap dancer Bill Bojangles Robinson dressed in a light colored suit with hat,
With his wife, Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, standing and making a speech at the top table at a benefit in their honour at the Mecca Temple, New...
View of the coffin of tap dancer and entertainer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, covered with an American flag and surrounded by mourners, Richmond,...
Policemen hold back the crowds of mourners at the funeral of Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, Richmond, Virginia, December 3, 1949.
Mr Bojangles and MC Jay Stewart standing at the microphone on a radio program eating ice cream, Baltimore, Maryland, 1940.
Mr Bojangles kissing a young woman, Richmond, Virginia, October 10, 1949. It was his last visit to the city.
Mayor O'Dwyer, Milton Berle, Jackie Robinson, Jimmy Durante and Danny Kaye outside the church at the funeral of Mr Bojangles, Richmond, Virginia,...
Cut out of the tap dancer and entertainer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, in a hat with his arm raised, September 9, 1945.
Children on the street as schools closed for half a day for the funeral of Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, Richmond, Virginia, December 3, 1949.
Child actress Shirley Temple and Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, on the film set of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, 1939.
Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, with child actress Shirley Temple on the set of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, 1936.
Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, at home with his trophy cabinet, 1946. It includes autographed baseball memorabilia and the cup he won as the...
American tap dancer Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson and child star Shirley Temple on film set of The Littlest Rebel, 1935.
American tap dancer Bill Robinson, aka Mr Bojangles, and two other performers on stage, June 20, 1948.
Bill Robinson, his wife and three other people, one woman and two men in a park posing for photographs, 1906.
Bill Robinson Bojangles receiving a wallet or information, an honour from a man in a presentation, 1906.
Bill Robinson, Bojangles his wife and a dog on a lead at the entrance to a club in New York, before leaving for California and Hollywood to make a...
Bill Robinson Bojangles and his second wife, Fannie, dancing side by side kicking their feet up, November 26, 1938.
Bojangles in a dinner suit and top hat pointing to the road sign above his head, W 61st Street on Broadway, on his 61st birthday, New York City, New...
