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Posts Tagged ‘Deauville Casino’

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The Lorraine Sisters

The Lorraine Sisters (Edna and Della) were a glamorous American sister act who were vaudeville entertainers but found fame in Europe in the mid 1920s. (more...)

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Moss and Fontana

Marjorie Moss and Georges Fontana were the most graceful and sought after British dancing duo in the 1920s. They secured high praise in London and Paris before conquering New York and were regarded by some as ‘the greatest pair of dancers since the Vernon Castles.’ (more...)

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The Curious Tale of Peggy Marsh

Peggy Marsh was an unremarkable chorus girl and later cabaret artist in the mid-1920s, who became famous for having a baby with the son of a multi-millionaire, and then being unceremoniously disregarded. (more...)

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Tags: 5064 Gerrard, Abbaye de Theleme, Albert (‘’Buster’) Johnson, Albert L. Johnson, Annabelle Greenough, Antoine Jechalski, Ben Barette, C.B. Cochran, Captain George Fenwick, Ciro's, Club Daunou, Deauville, Deauville Casino, Gaby Deslys, George E. Bingham-Powell, George Fenwick, Henry Field, Jack Clifford, Le Jardin de Ma Souer, Marshall Field II, Midnight Frolic, Music Box Revue, Nancy Keene Perkins, Peggy Marsh, Ted Lewis’s Night Club, Tom Johnson, Tomson Twins, Witham Hall, Ziegfeld

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