Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical (1906)
Aria, Eliza (Davis) 1866- · London Macmillan · leaf 297
standing on a pedestalagainst a black background. And the secret of theadmirable conduct of her folds was that the whiteunder-dress of crepe de chine was wrung whenwet, and round this were wound seventeen yardsof blood-red crepe. With this splendid triumphof personality Miss Hanbury may class her… … LEWIS WALLER AS HENUV W XX OF THEATRICAL DRESS 251 shoulders, and a bonnet bearing a lace veil pendentover the back, and clusters of pink roses restingbeneath the brim in front. The Last of the Da?jdieswas, as it should have been, quite a siicces de costume^
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