Women's City Club Members Dance The Charleston On Main Street To Promote Their Upcoming "Follies Berserk" Performance, December 1951
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Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1951
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ECHO OF THE 1920's: Publicizing the Womens' City Club "Follies Berserk," a few cast members danced the Charleston on Main St. yesterday afternoon. Doing their dance at the corner of Main and Liberty Sts. were (left to right) Mrs. Jack Carver, Mrs. Euel E. White, Mrs. John Orebaugh, Mrs. James H. Livingston, and Mrs. Douglas M. King. The Charlestoners were driven through the streets in four cars of 1920 vintage. The follies will be given Friday and Saturday nights in Pattengill Auditorium. The production is to raise funds for furnishing the new quarters of the Women's City Club.
Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1951
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ECHO OF THE 1920's: Publicizing the Womens' City Club "Follies Berserk," a few cast members danced the Charleston on Main St. yesterday afternoon. Doing their dance at the corner of Main and Liberty Sts. were (left to right) Mrs. Jack Carver, Mrs. Euel E. White, Mrs. John Orebaugh, Mrs. James H. Livingston, and Mrs. Douglas M. King. The Charlestoners were driven through the streets in four cars of 1920 vintage. The follies will be given Friday and Saturday nights in Pattengill Auditorium. The production is to raise funds for furnishing the new quarters of the Women's City Club.
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1951
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December
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