Binnie Hale in the Mona Lisa Number from "Bow Bells." 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 7th, 1932,"called "La Petite Parisienne," showing Two Photographs of "Binnie Hale in the Mona Lisa number from "Bow Bells."

The Hippodrome revue, which is not the least of London's big stagespectacles,is now in its second edition.  If it should reach a third or fourth edition, it will be less because of its scenic grandeur than because of the personality of Binnie Hale.  Her dazzling brightness cannot be overshadowed by her riotous colour-schemes, however distracting and beautiful, nor by all the mammoth stage architecture, which is, no doubt, why she was engaged for the show.  In the Mona Lisa number, which is related to Leonardo da Vinci in name only,  but is very popular for all that, she performs an apache dance with the French comedian, Andre Randall.

Condition is Very Good.