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The Beauty Spot, by Arthur Anderson
The Beauty Spot, by Arthur Anderson, from the French of P-L Flers, with music by J W Tate. First produced at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, November 1917, then at the Gaiety Theatre, London, December 1917. Regine Flory was a French dancer: her role featured the Haschisch Dance. Date: 1917
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Anderson Arthur Crescent Dancer Flers Gaiety Hashish Manchester Role Spot Tate December Flory
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The Beauty Spot
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is a captivating theatrical production that premiered at the Theatre Royal in Manchester, England, in November 1917, before transferring to the Gaiety Theatre in London in December of the same year. This photograph captures a moment from the show, featuring the enchanting Regine Flory, a French dancer, in the midst of her mesmerizing performance in the Haschisch Dance. The play, which was based on the French of P-L Flers, with music by J.W. Tate, was a sensation during the 1910s and became a significant entertainment event in both Manchester and London. The Beauty Spot tells a story of women and their allure, with Flory's dance number, the Haschisch Dance, adding an exotic and alluring element to the production. The dance, which was believed to represent the effects of hashish, was a groundbreaking and daring performance for the time. Flory's role in The Beauty Spot marked her as a trailblazer in the world of dance, showcasing her grace, elegance, and captivating presence on stage. The photograph captures her in the crescent-shaped spotlight, her eyes closed in a trance-like state, as she performs the intricate movements of the Haschisch Dance. The image is a testament to the power of live entertainment and the ability of a single performance to transport audiences to another world. The Beauty Spot was a landmark production in the history of British theatre, and this photograph is a precious reminder of the magic that unfolded on stage over a century ago. Regine Flory's performance in the Haschisch Dance remains a fascinating and intriguing piece of theatre history, and this image offers a glimpse into the captivating world of live entertainment during the 1910s.
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