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Rupprecht is a male forename. It seems that she was called "Princess Rupprecht", because her husbands name was Rupprecht. In former times they sometimes did that (at least in Germany), nowadays it's unusual. Her name was Marie-Gabrielle en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchess_Marie_Gabrielle_in_Bavaria and she was married to prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, the last bavarian crown prince: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupprecht,_Crown_Prince_of_Bavaria

Your picture is mirrored. When setting it correct there is the identification Otto No.92, meaning this was the 92nd machine produced by the Otto Flugzeugwerke. This machine was in service with the Bavarian Fliegertruppe (in German : Königliche Bayerische Fliegertruppe) and acquired a registration on the rudder, unfortunately not seen. The pusher biplane seems to have had a very hard landing as the complete left part of the two-wheel undercarriage has been smashed. A short caption of this picture could be Otto Pusher Biplane c/n 92 in service with the Bavarian Fliegertruppe around 1912/1913.

Theatre Royal, Brisbane From 1949 to 1959 at Brisbane’s Theatre Royal, comedian George Wallace Junior hosted a weekly variety show with a weekly change of title, such as Grin and Bare It (1951), Nudes and Blushes (1952), New Year Nudes (1953), Eves without Leaves (1953), Couldn’t Wear Less (1953), Teasy on the Eyes (1954), Peep Show (1956), Watch the Curves (1957), Don’t Give Up the Strip (1957), Hips Hooray (1958), Bareway to the Stars (1958) and Don’t Point, It’s Nude (1959). Source: jonathanbollen.net/2011/04/03/theatre-royal-brisbane/