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Photo of Miss Billie Shaw and Mr Barrie Oliver
Black and white photo in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News of 24th October 1925 of Miss Billie Shaw and Mr Barrie Oliver who were appearing at the Cafe de Paris in London in a revue featuring the Charleston dance craze which was sweeping the nation. Date: 24th October 1925
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1. Title: "Caught in the Charleston Fever: Miss Billie Shaw and Mr Barrie Oliver at the Cafe de Paris, 1925" This evocative black-and-white photograph, published in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News on October 24, 1925, captures the infectious spirit of the Charleston dance craze that swept through 1920s Britain. The image features the charismatic duo, Miss Billie Shaw and Mr Barrie Oliver, as they mesmerized audiences at the renowned Cafe de Paris in London. The Cafe de Paris, a popular nightclub and entertainment venue, was the epicenter of London's vibrant social scene during the 1920s. With its glamorous atmosphere and avant-garde performances, it provided the perfect backdrop for the Charleston dance craze, which had taken the nation by storm. Miss Billie Shaw, an accomplished dancer and performer, is seen gracefully executing the intricate steps of the Charleston, her expressive face reflecting the joy and energy of the dance. Mr Barrie Oliver, her partner, exudes confidence and charm as he supports her, their synchronized movements showcasing the perfect harmony between them. The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News was a leading society, sport, and drama publication of the time, and this photograph is a testament to its commitment to capturing the essence of the era. The magazine's coverage of the Charleston dance craze and the popular personalities of the day, like Miss Billie Shaw and Mr Barrie Oliver, made it a must-read for those seeking an insight into the social and cultural landscape of the 1920s. This photograph, with its timeless appeal and captivating subject matter, invites us to step back in time and experience the magic of the Charleston dance craze and the electrifying atmosphere of the Cafe de Paris.
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