Mimi Crawford in Many Happy Returns

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Mimi Crawford in Many Happy Returns

Actress Mimi Crawford, who performed a daring monologue in the revue, Many Happy Returns iat the Duke of Yorks Theatre. She spoke the thoughts of a young girl of the very modern type, dressing to go out with a man of indefinite morals. Date: 1928

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Applying Cheval Cosmetic Crawford Dressing Feminine Flapper Lipstick Makeup Mimi Mirror Mirrors Ready Reflection Returns Revue Sophisticated Vanity 1928

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Many Happy Returns: A Glance into the Flapper's World of the 1920s This photograph captures the allure and modernity of Mimi Crawford, a talented actress who graced the stage in the revue, Many Happy Returns, at the Duke of Yorks Theatre in 1928. The image showcases Crawford in the midst of her morning routine, preparing for a night out with a man of uncertain morals. The scene is set with a simple yet elegant table adorned with a vase of flowers and a cheval mirror, reflecting the sophistication and femininity of the era. Crawford, dressed in the height of 1920s fashion, is seen in profile, her reflection in the mirror revealing a woman of modernity and confidence. Her attire, a flapper dress with a daringly short hemline, is accessorized with a string of pearls and a cloche hat, both symbols of the era's trendsetting style. In her hand, she holds a compact mirror, meticulously applying her lipstick, a bold shade of red that represents the era's emphasis on beauty and glamour. The tableau is a testament to the transformative power of makeup and the role it played in the self-expression of women during the 1920s. With a sense of determination and a touch of defiance, Crawford readies herself for the night ahead, embodying the spirit of the flapper and the modern woman. This photograph is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a window into the world of the 1920s and the women who dared to challenge societal norms. Mimi Crawford's performance in Many Happy Returns was a daring and provocative monologue that resonated with audiences, making her a symbol of the era's cultural shift towards greater freedom and self-expression for women.

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