New-York tribune. [volume], August 03, 1919, Page 3, Image 45

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Right?Gilda Gray, expert
k shimmyist, whose extraor
i^_ dinary exhibition of that
Jk gelatinous dance, " The
Bk Bcalstreet Blues," is
^^ a leading attraction
Bk of the Shubert
i^k " Gaieties
9k 1919"
\
Left?It's a striking study
of Peggy Shaw, one of
the 9 o'clock Revue-esses
who whirl away the hours
atop the Amsterdam Roof.
Some of
Broadway's
Mi<l
Sumnier
i?_jit's
reams
/
??
Zieg- W ,??
Ma girl T??^
is always ^-T/ ?0f"i
pretty, and ^
Beatrice Dakin,
of the 9 o Clock Re?
vue, rose, garden hat.
graceful pose an' every
thin\ makes the fairest of
midsummer night's dreams.
George White's "Scandals of 1919" supply the background for this saucy scandalmonger ot airy
hot-weather costume. Mabel Withee.
Right- -Olive Wyndh
whose beauty and excel
lent acting are enjoyed
in the new Woods'
show of cryptic
title, "A Voice
in the Dark,"
which opened at
the Republic
last Monday.
| .
^^^ ? Left?Renee Doree, of the
^_ new Shubert musical comedy,
Y "Oh. What a Girl." Renee
proves that brown tresses make as
bt autiful curls as the far.ious blond
k onto of our Maiy.
fw ,?
!; I :* n?*t, lace
I ha t, a n
rar m t u 1 of
flowers and
Hazel Wash
burn, the "Spring
Song" in the "A
Pretty Girl Is Like a
Melody" number at the
follies.