#sally rand

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Sally Rand

[kdo-three]

Sally Rand Burlesque Star | Actress circa 1933

Sally Rand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Rand

[precodesoul]

Burlesque dancer and actress Sally Rand, 1934

[mahgnib]

Burlesque “bubble dancer” Sally Rand, popular in US during the first half of the 20th century. Also known for her “fan dance”, as well as acting in a few films.

[gurumog]

The Sign of the Cross (1932) Paramount Pictures Cecil B. DeMille

Sally Rand as the Crocodiles' Victim

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Lady of The Day 🌹 Sally Rand ❤️

[mudwerks]

(via and everything else too: Duro Decals)

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[delguy]

Maurice Seymour · Sally Rand (1939) When it comes to philosophy, I will take Sally Rand over Ayn Rand any hour of any day of any week. Sally's is healthy, artful and philanthropic. Ayn's is unhealthy, tacky, and selfish.

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While Sally Rand’s career started as an actress in silent films, she was more well known for being a huge sensation as a burlesque performer. Sally’s fan dance performance in the 1933 Worlds Fair resulted in her being arrested multiple times.

[jedivoodoochile]

Sally Rand shot from her famous Bubble Dance in 1930s

Photographers: Brothers Maurice Zeldman (1900-1993) and Seymour Zeldman (1902-1995) aka Maurice Seymour Studio.

[kdo-three]

Sally Rand Fan Dancer 1935

Sally Rand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Rand

[tgsclassics]

Burlesque beauty Sally Rand combines a hand stand with the splits at the Golden Gate International Exhibition on Treasure Island, San Francisco, California, 1939.

[dailylooneys]

Hollywood Steps Out

(1941, Tex Avery)

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Sally Rand shot from her famous Bubble Dance, c.1930s Photographers: Brothers Maurice Zeldman (1900-1993) and Seymour Zeldman (1902-1995) aka Maurice Seymour Studio.

From her Wikipedia page: