Drawing #2.
In which Evelyn Nesbit, years after her fleeting fame, greets Glorified Girl Marcelle Earle as she dances among that tables at Ziegfeld’s Midnight Frolic.
The Gertrude Hoffman Girls, in rehearsal for the Ziegfield Follies.
From the Brooklyn Collection at the Brooklyn Public Library.
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Ollie in the Frolic with Don the Inebriate Dog. 1915.
I am guest blogger today on Travalanche, (the home of impressario, Trav S.D.) in which I wax at great length on the life, work and shocking death of Follies and silent movie star Olive Thomas. Click here to read.
Ziegfeld Follies dancer, Irene Delroy by Alfred Cheney Johnston c. 1927
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Oh, the shoes, the shoes.
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Like a motherfucking boss
Ziegfeld Follies showgirl, Tot Qualters as one of the Glorified American Girls, by White Studios c. 1920’s
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1915 Midnight Frolic Ziegfeld Follies production (The Girls of New York Town)- Dorothy Koffee as Washington Square.
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My obsession with early technicolor continues. Here is a simply amazing clip the inamorato (the man self styled Trav S.D.) posted on his blog today of the Albertina Rasch dancers. From the film The March of Time, 1930.
