The Ink Spots and Tip, Tap & Toe sing and dance (1942)

From Leo AI: The Ink Spots appear in the 1942 film Pardon My Sarong, marking their second and final screen appearance. They are portrayed as waiters at a nightclub where they perform two songs: their 1940 hit "Do I Worry?" (featuring lead tenor Bill Kenny) and "Shout, Brother, Shout" (with Deek Watson on trumpet and lead vocals).
During the performance of "Shout, Brother, Shout," the Ink Spots are joined by the acrobatic tap-dancing trio Tip, Tap & Toe, who perform a famous routine on a polished tabletop. The group's members credited in the film include Bill Kenny, Deek Watson, Charles Fuqua, and Hoppy Jones.