Frances Day entetaining troops, September 1939

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Frances Day entetaining troops, September 1939

Frances Day photographed dancing as she entertains British troops based just outside London. The actress used her talent to boost the moral of soldiers after the Hippodrome theatre closed, leaving her temporarily unable to perform in Britain. Date: 1939

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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans

Dancer Frances Hippodrome Jul19 Morale

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