Paul Tremaine operated a popular East Coast dance orchestra from the 1920s to the 1940s. The group featured ensemble vocals and the trumpet work of future bandleader Sonny Dunham. Some of the sidemen included Cliff Harkness, Jay Wade, Arnold Lehner, Archie Newman, Bob Tremaine. During the early 1930s the orchestra resided at Yoeng's Chinese-American Restaurant on Broadway. It recorded for Victor and Columbia. Tremaine retired in the mid-1930s, only to form a new band a year later. The vocal on this wonderful 1931 record probably is by Paul Tremaine himself and the footage is from a 1929 short featuring "Paul Tremaine and his Aristocrats".