Show Girl Collection

Art deco sketch by Gesmar of showgirl, 1926

Programme cover for Paris Qui Revue
Programme for Paris Qui Revue starring Josephine Baker at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1930. Artwork by Zig Date: 1930

Come to the Show A showgirl with an elaboarte feather fan reclines on a tall bar stool on this fabulous Art Deco programme cover. Date: circa 1920s

The Red Moth by William Barribal
A showgirl in a fabulous stage costume with enormous butterfly wings plays to a theatre audience

ANITA EKBERG (1931- ). Swedish cinema actress. Publicity still from Artists and Models, 1955

Programme for Murrays Cabaret Club
Programme cover for Murrays Cabaret Club, London. Date unknown circa 1930s

Album no3 L Art et le Nu au Music Hall, Paris, 1925 1925

Fine Feathers by Webster Murray
A glamorous cabaret star or showgirl, shows off her shapely legs on stage while wearing an extravagantly enormous feather headdress. Date: 1930

Mlle Suzy Beryl from the Folies Bergere, Paris, 1923 Date: 1923 - Photograph by Ruben Sobel (1889-1944)

La Belle Dherylys, Paris, 1923 Date: 1923

Mlle Brichet from La Cigale, Paris, 1923 Date: 1923

Programme cover for La Pie Qui Chante Theatre, Paris, 1919. Artwork by Marcelle de Saint Martin. 1919

Programme cover for La Beaute de Paris featuring Edmonde Guy and Van Duren at the Palace Theatre, Paris 1928 1928

Programe for the Concert Mayol
Programme cover for the Concert Mayol, Paris, 1925-1928. Artwork by Barjansky Date: 1925

Programme cover for Theatre Cluny, Paris, 1931 1931

Programme cover for the Empire Theatre, Paris, 1927. Artwork by Edouard Halouze 1927

Young woman holding umbrella posing in studio, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking at camera, Side view, Full length, Smiling, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Umbrella

Young woman holding umbrella standing in studio, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking at camera, Full length, Smiling, Hand on hip, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Umbrella

Young woman singing, posing in studio, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking away, Full length, Gesturing, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Vertical, Studio shot

Young woman standing in studio, leaning against umbrella, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking at camera, Full length, Smiling, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Umbrella, Vertical

Young woman posing in studio, showing bottle with beverage, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking at camera, Full length, Smiling, Hand on hip, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Vertical

Hoop La, Christmas Card (chromolitho)
731058 Hoop La, Christmas Card (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hoop La, Christmas Card.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection; English

Three show girls who have been engaged by Jack Hiltons Circus at the Earls Court to be Ring Mistresses during the run were taken down to London Zoo so that they could get used to some of the type of

Three show girls who have been engaged by Jack Hiltons Circus at the Earls Court to be Ring Mistresses during the run were taken down to London Zoo so that they could get used to some of the type of

Maureen Clayton - Windmill girl. Maureen auditioned as a Windmill Girl at the age of 17. Her parents considered her too young and she re-auditioned at 22 years and stayed for five years

Maureen Clayton - Windmill girl. Maureen auditioned as a Windmill Girl at the age of 17. Her parents considered her too young and she re-auditioned at 22 years and stayed for five years

Margaret Sullavan in William Wylers The Good Fairy (1935)
Margaret Sullavan in The Good Fairy (1935)

Bar Room ceiling of The Glory Hole Tavern in Colorado
" Bottoms Up" the rather fun and risque painting on the Bar Room ceiling of The Glory Hole Tavern in Colorado, USA. Date: 1953

Mlle Musidora from La Pie Qui Chante, Paris, 1923 Date: 1923

Strip club
Illustration of strip club with scantily clad strippers performing for an ogling male audience. Date: 1960

Showgirl from the Concert Mayol, Paris, 1923 Date: 1923

Showgirl Maria Ley 1926
Mademoiselle Maria Ley, draped from head to toe in a large pink ostrich feather boa, and not alot else

Young woman standing in show girl costume, (B&W)

The scene Une Nuit a Venise from the revue Bonjour Paris at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1924 Date: 1924

Art deco illustration by Gesmar, 1924
Art deco illustration by Gesmar for Le Rideau d or, from the revue Bonjour Paris at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1924 Date: 1924

Programme cover for Night Lights at the Trocadero
Programme cover for Charles B. Cochrans Night Lights at the Trocadero Grill Room, London, 1937 1937

Programme cover for Jubilation at the Trocadero
Programme cover for Charles B. Cochrans Jubilation at the Trocadero Grill Room, London, 1935 1935

Album Souvenirs des Music Halls de Paris, Paris, 1923 1923

Programme cover for the Alhambra Theatre, Paris, 1923 1923

Programme cover for Frivolities de France
Programme cover for second edition of Frivolities de France, London, 1938. Artwork by Mario Angelo. 1938

Souvenir brochure for Paris En Fleurs
Cover of souvenir brochure for Paris En Fleurs starring Maurice Chevalier and the Dolly Sisters, at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1925 (Album no5 L Art et le Nu au Music Hall, Paris, 1925) 1925

Programme cover for New Princes Frivolities at the New Princes Restaurant, London. Artwork by Gordon Conway. 1925

Costume design by Alec Shanks for the Paris Music Hall, 1930s 1930s

Album no 2 Paris Beautes au Music Hall, Paris, 1926 1926

Programme cover for Charlots Cabaret Revue at the Grovesnor House, London, late 1920s / early 1930s late 1920

Programme for Grandfather Follies at the Grosvenor House, London, 1939 1939

Programme cover for Round and Round
Programme cover for Charles B. Cochrans Round and Round at the Trocadero Grill Room, London, 1936 1936

Programme for cabaret at Frascatis restaurant
Programme cover for cabaret at Frascatis restaurant, London, 1931 1931

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"Captivating and Timeless: The Glamour of Showgirls Through the Decades" Step into the enchanting world of showgirls, where elegance meets extravagance. This art deco sketch by Gesmar in 1926 captures the essence of their allure, with feathers and sequins adorning their glamorous costumes. The programme cover for Paris Qui Revue beckons you to witness a spectacle like no other. "Come to the Show, " it whispers, promising an evening filled with music, dance, and mesmerizing performances. "The Red Moth" by William Barribal showcases a showgirl draped in opulent red feathers, exuding confidence and sensuality. Her presence on stage is magnetic; she commands attention with every move. Anita Ekberg, the Swedish cinema actress known for her beauty and grace, captivates audiences in this publicity still from Artists and Models (1955). She embodies the epitome of a showgirl – radiant and alluring. Mlle Brichet from La Cigale in Paris graces us with her ethereal charm. With delicate features framed by ornate headpieces, she transports us to a world where dreams come true under shimmering lights. Murray's Cabaret Club entices patrons with its vibrant programme cover. "Fine Feathers" promises an extravagant display of costumes that will leave you breathless as each performer takes center stage. Mlle Suzy Beryl from Folies Bergere enchants spectators with her graceful movements amidst lavish sets adorned with sparkling jewels. Her performance leaves audiences spellbound long after they've left the theater. La Pie Qui Chante Theatre invites you to indulge your senses through its captivating programme cover. Step into a realm where fantasy intertwines seamlessly with reality as talented showgirls transport you into another world entirely. La Beaute de Paris celebrates the timeless allure of showgirls through its exquisite programme cover. Each dancer radiates elegance while showcasing the beauty and diversity that Paris has to offer.