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Dover Street To Dixie revue by M Harvey, H Simpson & L Wylie
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Dover Street To Dixie revue by M Harvey, H Simpson & L Wylie
Dover Street To Dixie revue by Morris Harvey, Harold Simpson and Lauri Wylie (25 May 1880 1951), with music by Herman Darewski, at the London Palladium. Staged by Frank Collins with the Dances and Ensembles by Jennie and Edward Dolly. Jennie was one half of the well known Dolly Sisters from this period and their brother Edward was also a dancer and choreographer. First produced at the London Pavilion on 31st May 1923. The London productions of Charles B. Cochran advertised on the reverse include Eugene O Neills Anna Christie and an Eleonora Duse season, as well as other revues. Date: 1923
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31st Anna Christie Collins Darewski Dixie Dolly Dover Duse Eleonora Eugene Frank Harold Harvey Herman Jennie Lauri Morris Palladium Revue Simpson Wylie 1923
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Dover Street to Dixie Revue
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was a groundbreaking musical production staged at the London Palladium in 1923, featuring music by Herman Darewski and starring Morris Harvey, Harold Simpson, and Lauri Wylie. This iconic photograph captures the essence of the lively and energetic performance, with the trio posing confidently before a backdrop of the Palladium's ornate stage. The revue, which was produced by Frank Collins, marked the return of the popular Dolly Sisters, Jennie and Edward, to the London stage. Jennie, known for her captivating beauty and charm, and her brother Edward, an accomplished dancer and choreographer, brought their unique talents to the production, which was complemented by the dances and ensembles of the renowned Dolly Sisters. The London Palladium's 1923 season was an exciting time for the city's cultural scene, with the advertisements on the reverse of this photograph showcasing other notable productions. These included Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christie," starring the legendary Eleonora Duse, and various other revues. First performed at the London Pavilion on May 31, 1923, "Dover Street to Dixie Revue" was a testament to the creativity and innovation of the London stage during this era. Morris Harvey, Harold Simpson, and Lauri Wylie's collaboration resulted in a memorable and entertaining production that continues to captivate audiences today.
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