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For two days in April 1937, burlesque dancer and actress Sally Rand performed on stage at Shea’s Theater in Bradford wearing nothing more than a pair of pink ostrich feather
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For two days in April 1937, burlesque dancer and actress Sally Rand performed on stage at Shea’s Theater in Bradford wearing nothing more than a pair of pink ostrich feather
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The curtain rises, the stage blazes with light and there they are: some two dozen performers, strutting in Pete Menefee and Bob Mackie-designed costumes of feathers and Swarovski crystal.