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Doin the Lambeth Walk - Oi
Doin the Lambeth Walk - Oi! These sketches, made by Sherriffs, are dedicated to The Lambeth Walk, dance hit of the musical comedy Me and My Girl (Victoria Palace). From left to right: Duchess (Doris Rogers) and Bill Snibson (Lupino Lane); Sally (Teddie St Denis), and Sir John (George Graves); Lord Jasper (Micky McConnell); Lord Hareford - ne Snibson (Lupino Lane), all of them doing the Lambeth Walk. Date: 1938
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Bill Dances Denis Doris Graves Lambeth Lane Lupino Mcconnell Micky Rogers Sherriffs Sketches Walk Teddie
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This photograph print, sourced from the extensive archives of Mary Evans Prints Online, showcases a lively scene from the popular musical comedy "Me and My Girl," performed at the Victoria Palace in 1938. The image features a delightful collection of characters from the production, each immersed in the infectious rhythm of the Lambeth Walk dance. From left to right, we see Duchess, played by Doris Rogers, and Bill Snibson, portrayed by Lupino Lane, gracefully executing the dance steps. Next to them is Sally, played by Teddie St Denis, adding her charm to the scene. George Graves, as Sir John, and Micky McConnell as Lord Jasper, join in with enthusiasm, while Lupino Lane reappears in the role of Lord Hareford, formerly known as Snibson. The Lambeth Walk was a dance craze that swept the nation during the late 1930s, and this photograph captures the essence of the dance's infectious energy. The sketches, created by Sherriffs, serve as a testament to the enduring popularity of this iconic musical production and the timeless appeal of the Lambeth Walk dance. This photograph is not only a fascinating glimpse into the history of musical theater but also a reminder of the joy and excitement that live performances can bring. It is an essential addition to any collection of theater memorabilia or for those with an interest in the history of dance and musical comedy.
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