File:FolletteFairleighAdams1903PlayPict.jpg
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English: Mazie Follette, Harry Fairleigh, and Nellie Adams in "The Prince of Pilsen", from a 1903 publication. A man in military uniform, with a showgirl on either side, all standing; the women are wearing very elaborate headpieces and flag-themed gowns. |
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Source | "'Neath These Flags We'll Beat the World" Play Pictorial (1903): 142. |
Author | No photographer credited. |
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