Vanity Fair 1926

Actress, Beatrice Lillie, in character as the Coloratura for Charlot's Revue of 1924, with her mouth open as if singing, wearing a tiara, a long dark velvet sleeveless dress, long white gloves unbuttoned at the wrists and left hanging from there with fingers dangling, and a scarf of sheer netting thrown around her neck, holding a bouquet of flowers. (Photo by Florence Vandamm/Condé Nast via Getty Images)
Actress, Beatrice Lillie, in character as the Coloratura for Charlot's Revue of 1924, with her mouth open as if singing, wearing a tiara, a long dark velvet sleeveless dress, long white gloves unbuttoned at the wrists and left hanging from there with fingers dangling, and a scarf of sheer netting thrown around her neck, holding a bouquet of flowers. (Photo by Florence Vandamm/Condé Nast via Getty Images)
Vanity Fair 1926
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Credit:
Florence Vandamm / Contributor
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507588838
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Conde Nast Collection
Date created:
January 01, 1926
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