Autographed Mae Ross Ice Follies Photo
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Autographed Mae Ross (Ice Follies) Photo. This was signed on 1945. The photo is approx 8" x 10" and it weighs 0.02lb. The photo is in a good, vintage condition with some wear on the corners. Please note, this does not come with a COA and was acquired from a serious collector. Please view the image closely to ensure the item quality will meet your needs.
She was billed as a 'rhythm girl', but she soon became known for her interpretive skating and ability to act on the ice. She played everything from a tightrope walker to a gypsy captive of pirates and even the 'Daughter of the Shah' in an act called 'Persian Festival' on the 1948 tour.
She was billed as a 'rhythm girl', but she soon became known for her interpretive skating and ability to act on the ice. She played everything from a tightrope walker to a gypsy captive of pirates and even the 'Daughter of the Shah' in an act called 'Persian Festival' on the 1948 tour.
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Autographed Mae Ross Ice Follies Photo
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