Historic Dance Palaces
Test your knowledge about historic dance palaces, ballrooms, and venues that were once popular destinations for social dancing and entertainment in the early to mid-20th century.
Questions
Which of these is not a famous historic dance palace?
- The Savoy Ballroom
- The Cotton Club
- The Roseland Ballroom
- The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
The Savoy Ballroom was located in which city?
- New York City
- London
- Paris
- Berlin
Which dance style was particularly popular at the Cotton Club?
- Lindy Hop
- Charleston
- Foxtrot
- Tango
The Roseland Ballroom was known for its:
- Big band music
- Swing dancing
- Art Deco architecture
- All of the above
Which historic dance palace was a popular venue for Latin music and dancing?
- The Palladium Ballroom
- The Apollo Theater
- The Copacabana
- The Latin Quarter
The Copacabana was located in which city?
- New York City
- Miami
- Las Vegas
- Los Angeles
Which historic dance palace was known as the 'Home of the Big Bands'?
- The Glen Island Casino
- The Aragon Ballroom
- The Riviera Theatre
- The Trianon Ballroom
The Aragon Ballroom was located in which city?
- Chicago
- Detroit
- Cleveland
- Pittsburgh
The Trianon Ballroom was located in which city?
- London
- Paris
- Berlin
- Vienna
Which historic dance palace was known as the 'World's Most Beautiful Ballroom'?
- The Palais de Danse
- The Crystal Ballroom
- The Grand Ballroom
- The Rainbow Room
The Crystal Ballroom was located in which city?
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- Las Vegas
- Miami
Which historic dance palace was known for its Art Deco design?
- The Palais de Danse
- The Crystal Ballroom
- The Grand Ballroom
- The Rainbow Room
The Grand Ballroom was located in which city?
- New York City
- Chicago
- Detroit
- Cleveland