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Jack Hulberts Fifty-Fifty Show 1931 Lily Damita, Claude Hulbert, Paul England, Photograph by A. Console

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Jack Hulberts Fifty-Fifty Show 1931 Lily Damita, Claude Hulbert, Paul England, Photograph by A. Console
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Year
1931
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approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
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Very good / Excellent
Item #
Z97-50114
Jack Hulhert's R.K.O. Loud Speakers are a troupe of dancers, which include himself and Miss Wynn Richmond (shown sitting in the front row of our photograph), Mr. Paul England (back to camera), and Mr. Claude Hulbert. The show is known as "fifty-­fifty" because, besides the entertainment already mentioned, a film is given, "Mme. Julie," starring Lily Damita.
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