#chorus girl
An audience of women watching a group of chorus girls performing on stage
John Chillingworth, “The Best and Worst of British Cities: Liverpool,” Picture Post, April 3, 1954
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A dancer working on a revue in wartime Britain rests in a bombed out dressing room, October 1940 | George Dallison
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(viaGinger Rogers - photos and quotes - Bizarre Los Angeles)
“I like to do something with snap to it. I don’t know why I should prefer more peppy roles, but that’s the way I’m constituted. I’ve tried often enough to get romantic leads in serious productions, but people don’t seem to think of me that way.” – Ginger Rogers in 1932Photo: Elmer Fryer (1933)
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Evelyn Nesbit (Black-and-white to Color comparison)
Color by @the-modern-edwardian – also see at https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10161719758485293&id=180188100292
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One of the most beautiful women of her time, and my forever favorite: Evelyn Nesbit.
(This image has nothing to do with the “Scarlet Ladies” collection, though Ms. Nesbit was quite the firecracker in her own ways)
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