Nick Condos Tap Dancing in the Movies

FILM: To Beat the Band (1935)
RUN TIME: 70 minutes
ARTICLE: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0027115/
NOTE: Nick Condos dances in an empty bandstand near the end of the move to the sing "Meet Miss America".

FILM: Dancing Feet (1936)
RUN TIME: 70 minutes
ARTICLE: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0027495/
NOTE: Nick Condos dances twice in this film Near the beginning of the movie he briefly takes the floor during a social dance. Later in the film he dances dressed as a chef in the movie's finale scene. He also appears dressed in formal wear in the crowd at a broadcast.

Nick Dancing in Movies as "The Condos Brothers"

Soundtrack Credits

1946 The Time, the Place and the Girl
- "A Solid Citizen of the Solid South")

1944 Song of the Open Road
- "Delightfully Dangerous"

1944 Pin Up Girl
- "You're My Little Pin Up Girl"
- "Yankee Doodle Hayride"

1944 Hey, Rookie
- "He's Got a WAVE in His Hair and a WAAC on His Hands"

1941 Moon Over Miami
- "You Started Something"
- "Solitary Seminole"

1938 Happy Landing
- "War Dance for Wooden Indians")

1937 Wake Up and Live
- "I'm Bubbling Over"
- "It's Swell of You"

1936 Dancing Feet
- "Dancing Feet"

1935 To Beat the Band
- "Meet Miss America"

There were 3 Condos brothers, dancing only in pairs live and on film: Frank Condos and Nick Condos from 1929-1933, then Nick and Steve Condos thereafter.

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