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Publicity Still of Valeska Suratt for The Red Rose



Publicity Still of Valeska Suratt for <i>The Red Rose</i>
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Title: Publicity Still of Valeska Suratt for The Red Rose
Description: Publicity still of Valeska Suratt for the 1911 Broadway production The Red Rose in which Suratt played Lola, a Parisian artist's model who falls in love with an American student. Original caption: "Valeska Suratt in The Red Rose, a new musical comedy by Harry B. and Robert B. Smith, music by Robert Hood Bowers, directon of Lee Harrison. Garrick Theater, May 1."
Image ID: 69345
Creation
Date: 		1911 
Creator
Name: 		Apeda Studio
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		NY Times review, 23 June 1911, p. 11: "Valeska Suratt appeared as Lola, the model. Her accomplishments and appeal are tolerably familiar by now. It may be mentioned that singing is not one of them. The gowns she wore, however, were worth the staying through the play if there had been nothing else to entertain."
Subjects: Theaters
Musical revue
Publicity
Costume
Actresses
 

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