The Archive · 1939

Action Against Hairdresser

'A pathetic account appears in today's pepers of an action brought by a theatrical lady against a hairdresser who, she said, had dyed her hair so carelessly that he gave her dermatitis ard made her "too ugly" to play the part of an ugly sister in a pantomime. She lost a 12 weeks' engagement of £15 a week.

But the most interesting part of the story is that the lady, Mrs. Govett in private life, is professionally Miss Marie Lloyd, sister of the famous Marie, which seems to take us back a long way.

Although there has been @ marked revival of music hall entertainment, the old music hall world is dead. In Dominion of North China Japanese Army Creating Political Entity At Expense of Chinese and Japanese People

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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