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Studio portrait of 14 year old ballet dancer Laurel Gill Brisbane Queensland 1930

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Ballerina of many talents and skills. Incredible artistic achievement and numerous ballet roles. laurelmartyndance.brucehildebrand.com/timeline/
  • Annette Cadell said:
    Feathers were popular in ballet costumes in the 1920s and 1930s.

Girl in fancy dress as_Sunrise and Sunset

  • Annette Cadell said:
    Interesting headgear. I wonder if it is also a sunflower on her head!

Dance students of Marjorie Hollinshead in Centennial Hall Brisbane Queensland 1927

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Centennial Hall (Brisbane) Centennial Hall opened in 1888 and was located in Adelaide Street, between Albert and Edward Streets (where the present day Reserve Bank of Australia building is located). Its entrance faced the Brisbane Arcade. Its remodel with a design by Lange Leopold Powell in the 1920s[12] emphasised Art Deco decoration and the building included marble stairs and a flat auditorium floor which could seat 700 people when not in use as a dance hall. It had a gallery area which could also seat 300 people if a floor show was playing that evening.[13] Shops operated in the lower level of the building. It operated as a skating rink in the 1880s and music hall venue in the 1890s. It was operated as a bioscopy theatre from 1906-1919 and a vaudeville venue from 1940-1941. It became known as the Cocoanut Grove Ballroom after 1941,[1] and was popular with US soldiers. Fire damaged the building in April 1942. Cocoanut Grove later became known as Birdland.[4] Programs from productions at the Centennial are held in the Fryer Library of the University of Queensland.[14]" Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Halls_of_Brisbane_in_the_twen...