
José María Mora :: Maude Branscombe as Ophelia in Hamlet / Credit: Harvard Theater Collection via broadway.cas.sc.edu
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José María Mora :: Maude Branscombe as Ophelia in Hamlet / Credit: Harvard Theater Collection via broadway.cas.sc.edu

Dolores or Rose Dolores (born Kathleen Mary Rose Wilkinson), Ziegfeld Follies girl, ca. 1920
/ source: the-queen-of-mars
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Pearl Girls in Ballet of Jewels from the movie “The Midnight Sun” (Dimitri Buchowetzki
,
1926) / src: Imgur

Ernst Schneider :: Burlesque dancer Betty Delaune in an ostrich feather costume in the Eric
Charell revue ‘Für Dich’ in the Grosses Schauspielhaus, Berlin, 1925 –
Published by: ‘Uhu’ 26/02/1925 / src: Getty Images

Ernst Schneider :: Revue dancer Betty Delaune. ca 1925 / Garbáty Berühmte Tänzerinnen – Bild 225. Garbáty Famous Dancers Cigarette Cards / source: Garbaty/BeruehmteTaenzerinnen

Ernst
Schneider :: German dancer and film star of the silent and sound era Camilla Horn. [Ross Mäppchen – Tobacco Cards / source: Atelier Ernst Schneider, Berlin]

Charlotte Rudolph :: Dancer and choreographer Mary Wigman, Dresden, 1920′s.
From Rudolf Bach’s: The Mary Wigman work. With contributions by Mary Wigman and 80 illustrations. Published in Dresden: Carl Reissner, 1933
/ source: MOHA, Tancmuzeum
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Actress Harriet Bosse in Strindberg’s play ‘To Damascus’ 1900 [In 1900, Strindberg met the young artist Harriet Bosse (1878-1961) at a performance of the Midsummer Night’s Dream in which she played the role of the puck. Fascinated by her exotic appearance, he offered her the role of the lady in his drama After Damascus.] / src: August Strindberg