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just some pictures my great aunt had. she was a dancer at the time and had many pictures from her time in vaudeville some are autographed some not. these are just a few. I would like some information on them. I hope you enjoy them.
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Oh the stories she must have had! Do you have any of her costumes? If so would love to see them. Are any of these her? Thanks for sharing!
Very cool. My great grandfather was in Vaudeville for a time.