Hoofers

"You know I love you doncha'?"
"Yeah I guess so, but I don't think you've above practicing on somebody else!"

Hoofers is a rare 1934 old time radio serial about two dancers competing in the world of vaudeville. 

A "hoofer" was a dancer in vaudevillian stage who primary danced with their legs and feet, similar to tap-dancing.  In this show we go behind the curtain to see the interpersonal relationship between two star dancers who also happen to be a couple. 

Includes friendly couple's banter like:

"Do you know what I like to do?"
"Eat."

"Are you going to miss me darling?"
"No."

Tie those tap shoes on tight, the world of a Hoofer in vaudeville is a wild dance. See also: Cecil and Sally. For more early 1930's comedy vaudeville-inspired comedy, see also: Komdie Kapers.

For more tap dancing also: Ann Miller, Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, Gene Kelly, Ginger Rogers, Vera Ellen, and Tap Dancing in Old Time Radio.