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Master Juba

Master Juba (c. 1825 – c. 1854) was an African-American dancer active in the 1840s. He was one of the first black performers in the United States to play onstage for white audiences and the only one of the era to tour with a white minstrel group. His real name was believed to be William Henry Lane, and he was also known as "Boz's Juba" following Charles…

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Occupation
Dancer
Born
William Henry Lane c. 1825
Died
c. 1854
Other name
Boz's Juba

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Early life and career

England tour, 1848

Later life and death, 1850–1854

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Legacy and historiography

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Master Juba

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Master Juba

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related to Legacy and historiography · 22
Master Juba → Actors, African American, Belgium, British, Elements, European, Even, For, France, Gay Negro Boy, He, Ira Aldridge, Juba, Juba's, Less, Liverpool, Manchester, Stephen Johnson, The, United Kingdom
related to Further reading · 12
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Master Juba → William Henry Lane c. 1825
Died · 1
Master Juba → c. 1854
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Master Juba → Dancer
Other name · 1
Master Juba → Boz's Juba

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Master JubaBornWilliam Henry Lane c. 18251.00infobox
Master JubaDiedc. 18541.00infobox
Master JubaOccupationDancer1.00infobox
Master JubaOther nameBoz's Juba1.00infobox
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the Vauxhall Gardensinstance ofThe Serenaders continued through Britain and played establishments0.80text
the walk-aroundinstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text
the pigeon winginstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text
a primordial Charlestoninstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text
the long-bow Jinstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text
truckinginstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text
the turkey trotinstance ofDescriptions of his dance hint that Juba performed black steps0.80text

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