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Mrs Laura Henderson owner of the Windmill Theatre with some of the Windmill Revudebelles

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Mrs Laura Henderson owner of the Windmill Theatre with some of the Windmill Revudebelles

Mrs Laura Henderson owner of the Windmill Theatre with some of the Windmill Revudebelles, picture taken at 8th Windmill Theatre anniversary in February 1940.
Additional Information. The Revudebelles were never more than five artistes from the years 1932 to 1947. The Revudebelles did the posing and later fan dancing. In 1947 the Revudebelle name was dropped and all the showgirls became known as Windmill Girls

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Media ID 21544972

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1940 Dancers Dresses Elegance


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Capturing the Glamour and Spirit of Windmill Theatre's 8th Anniversary in 1940

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. In this enchanting black-and-white photograph, we witness Mrs. Laura Henderson, the esteemed owner of London's iconic Windmill Theatre, surrounded by some of her talented performers known as the Windmill Revudebelles. The picture was taken during the theater's eighth anniversary celebration in February 1940. Radiating elegance and grace, Mrs. Henderson stands at the center, exuding an air of pride and satisfaction. Her beaming smile reflects her deep admiration for these remarkable women who have graced her stage over the years. Dressed in stunning costumes that epitomize both sophistication and sensuality, these five Revudebelles embody a timeless beauty that captivates all who behold them. The Revudebelles were not only skilled dancers but also masters of posing and fan dancing – their performances leaving audiences spellbound night after night. As World War II raged on outside its doors, Windmill Theatre became a symbol of resilience on the home front; a sanctuary where people could momentarily escape from their worries and revel in pure entertainment. This photograph transports us back to an era when joy triumphed over adversity. It immortalizes a moment filled with laughter, camaraderie, and celebration amidst uncertain times. Through this image captured by Mirrorpix in 1940s London, we are reminded of the indomitable spirit that thrived within those hallowed walls – forever etching

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