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Two costumes sketches by Mabel E. Johnston
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Two costumes sketches by Mabel E. Johnston
Two costumes sketches by Mabel E. Johnston and Charles LeMaire, for Broadway, 1931. Johnstons creation is for a gay tap number. LeMaires creation is for Nell O Day in Fine and Dandy. Date: 1931
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1931 Broadway Creation Dandy Designer Johnston Lemaire Mabel Nell Sketches Oday
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In this image from the annals of Broadway history, we find two exquisite costume sketches created by renowned designers Mabel E. Johnston and Charles LeMaire in 1931. Mabel E. Johnston's design, on the left, is a dazzling creation for a gay tap number, reflecting the vibrant and dynamic spirit of the 1930s. The costume is adorned with intricate geometric patterns and bold, eye-catching colors, perfectly capturing the essence of jazz age entertainment. On the right, Charles LeMaire's design is a stunning vision for Nell O'Day in the production of "Fine and Dandy." This elegant costume, with its flowing lines and delicate details, exudes an air of sophistication and grace, fitting perfectly with the show's theme. The 1930s were a golden age for American theatre, and these two designs exemplify the creativity and innovation that defined the era. Mabel E. Johnston and Charles LeMaire were two of the most influential costume designers of their time, and their work graced the stages of Broadway and beyond. This image offers a glimpse into their artistic process and the collaboration between designer and director that brought these iconic productions to life. The 1920s and 30s were a time of cultural transformation in America, and these costumes serve as a testament to the enduring power of dance, music, and the arts to captivate and inspire audiences. Whether you're a fan of theatre history, costume design, or simply appreciate the beauty of these two stunning creations, this image is sure to leave you enchanted.
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