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Posts Tagged ‘Jigsaw’

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Hugh Willoughby

A British artist who rose to prominence in the new wave of costume designers and illustrators that emerged after the First World War and made a name for himself in London and Paris before moving to the USA in the mid 1920s. (more...)

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Tags: 1920s, 1920s fashion, 1920s fashion illustration, 20s, Albert De Courville, Art Deco, art deco illustration, Castles in the Air, Chocolate Dandies, Co-optimists, costume design, Earl Carroll's Vanities, Fantasia, fashion illustration, Folies Bergere, Hugh Willoughby, Imperial, Jazz Age, Jigsaw, Judy, Max Weldy, Mercenary Mary, Piff Paff, Piggy, Put and Take, Rainbow, Saluta, Ted Lewis's Frolics, Tide Rising, Un Soir de Folie, Where Do We Go From Here?, Whirligig

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The Pony Trot

The Pony Trot was an extension of the Pony Ballet allegedly devised by John Tiller in the 1890s and made famous by the Dolly Sisters in 1914 and thereafter as an exhibition dance. (more...)

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Tags: Albert De Courville, Billy Arnold, Blanche Sweet, C.B. Cochran, Carlos Sebastian, Clifton Webb, Coeurs En Folie, Diamond Jim Brady, Dolly SIsters, Dorothy Bentley, Eddie Dolly, Edward Dolly, Ethel Barrymore, Folies Bergere, Fun of the Fayre, Gaby Deslys, George Lederer, Gertrude Vanderbilt, Harry Pilcer, Henry Pincus, Jardin de Danse, Jenny Golder, Jigsaw, Joan Sawyer, John Tiller, Lew Field, Madison Square Roof Garden, Mary Pickford, Mistinguett, Mons Le Roy, Mortimer M. Thiese, New York Roof, Nora Bayes, Palace Aux Nues, Paris Qui Jazz, Pony Ballet, The Hunt Scole Galop, The Maid and the Millionaire, The Man in the Moon, The Midnight Sons, The Pony Trot

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