After the split, Robinson launched his solo career, becoming one of the few African-Americans to headline at New York's prestigious Palace Theatre. Robinson's Stair Dance, introduced in 1918, was distinguished by its showmanship and sound, each step emitting a different pitch and rhythm. Onstage, his open face, twinkling eyes and infectious smile were irresistible, as was his tapping, which was delicate and clear...
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Buck or Time Steps were inserted with skating steps or crossover steps on the balls of the feet that looked like a jig, all while he chatted and joked with the audience. Robinson danced in split clog shoes, ordinary shoes with a wooden half-sole and raised wooden heel. The wooden sole was attached from the toe to the ball of the foot and left loose, which allowed for greater flexibility and tonality...
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Jackie Robinson At U.C.L.A Jackie became the first athlete to win varsity letters in four sports, basketball, baseball, football, and track. He was forced to leave college due to financial difficulties...	1 / 221
jakie robinson Jackie had proved to the world that black people are the same as, and can be just as good as, any other people in the world. So based on what Jackie Robinson accomplished for himself and for all black people and based on the fact that Jackie Robinson helped the world grow to become a better place than it had been 60 years before I do, absolutely, believe one person can have an effect on the world...	2 / 366
a stand up guy Although it was not until 1946 that he broke the color barrier he did have a tryout with the Boston Braves in 1943. Jackie was not the only black athlete trying out, there were two other black baseball players...	2 / 430
baseball (Schlessinger, videocassette) Jackie got bored being an athletic director so he decided to join a Negro baseball team as shortstop for four-hundred dollars a month...	2 / 358