Louis Armstrong played with Tate's Vendrome Orchestra during silent films at the Vendrome Theater in Chicago.
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- Louis Armstrong Creative: colleague Erskine Tate
Louis Armstrong played with Tate's Vendrome Orchestra during silent films at the Vendrome Theater in Chicago.
Tate was an American jazz violinist and bandleader. He moved to Chicago in 1912 and became leader of the Vendome Orchestra.
The trumpeter and singer is widely credited with starting modern jazz.