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Dancers of Variety, 1928
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Dancers of Variety, 1928
Dancers of Variety, 1928. Don Rose and Peggy Malloy (top left) appearing in the Franchon and Marco The Mask idea in West Coast theatres, Marian and Marcellus (top right) appearing on the Keith Vaudeville circuit, Alexis Ruloff and Joan Elton (bottom right) performing their adagio routine in vaudeville and Tina Valen (bottom right) appearing in her act called Vanities on the Pantages vaudeville circuit Date: 1928
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Adagio Alexis Appearing Bottom Called Circuit Dancers Elton Idea Joan Keith Marcellus Marco Marian Mask Peggy Routine Theatres Tina Variety Vaudeville 1928 Vanities
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Step right up and feast your eyes on this collection of dancers from the Roaring Twenties, as they gracefully pirouette their way into our hearts in the 1928 photograph 'Dancers of Variety.' Top left, Don Rose and Peggy Malloy bring the Franchon and Marco 'The Mask' idea to life in West Coast theatres. Their act, a mysterious and alluring dance, was a favorite among audiences on the West Coast. Top right, Marian and Marcellus dazzle on the Keith Vaudeville circuit with their stunning performances. Their synchronization and grace were unmatched, leaving audiences in awe. Bottom right, Alexis Ruloff and Joan Elton captivate with their breathtaking adagio routine. Their delicate balance and fluid movements showcased the true artistry of vaudeville dance. And Tina Valen, with her act called 'Vanities,' brought a touch of glamour and sophistication to the Pantages vaudeville circuit. This photograph is a testament to the jazz age and the 20s, a time when dance was an essential form of entertainment. The dancers' youthful energy, style, and artistry are a reminder of a bygone era, when the world was captivated by the magic of live performance. Each dancer brings their unique flair to the stage, making this photograph a true celebration of the diversity and talent of the vaudeville era.
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