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: Scenes from the Co-optimists at the Prince of Wales Theatre


Scenes from the Co-optimists at the Prince of Wales Theatre

Scenes from the Co-optimists at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 1924

Picture No
11097205
Media ID
46085637
Size
9222px x 11223px (30.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Jazz Age Club Collection
Source
The Dancing World Magazine, January 1924
Date
1924

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