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It’s from the Cape Playhouse (Cape Cod), Rathbone, star of the first production of “The Guardsman,” greets some of the early backstage workers. July 1927.
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It looks like a reenactment with two volunteers of that first scene from The Captive.
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Since Billy Rose was a famous Broadway producer, I wonder if these gentlemen are involved in a play or show that the Baz acted in.
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Why are they holding hands like that?
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FORE. ARMS.
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I happen to know this is Basil enjoying a romp with fellow attendees of the “You Don’t Have To Want Sex With Men In Order to be Gay” Glee Club Summer Outing 1942. Other members not in this photo are Errol Flynn, George Sanders, David Niven and any man Charles Higham or David Bret ever wrote about. 😀
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You, sir, are a satirical genius 😀
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The image details (on the NYPL Digital Library page) say: (Source: Billy Rose Theatre Collection photograph file ). I don’t know who Billy Rose is, though. Photographer, perhaps?
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Billy Rose:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Rose
Presumably that’s him, and he donated his collection to the NYPL. Don’t think it brings us much closer to identifying who, where, when or why, sadly.
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