01 January 1934 10 mins
A variety show is performed at Peoria's Palace Theater. Includes live performances by a number of singers and dancers in front of a band of female musicians with an RQ as their band symbol.
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Lou Goldberg as Self - Palace Theater Manager
Virginia Fleming as Self - beauty queen
Bob Waddell as Self
Dorothy Lam as Self - Mae West Impersonator
Tommy Miller as Self - Tap Dancer
Clara Brashear as Self - Singing Brashear Sisters
Thelma Brashear as Self - Singing Brashear Sisters
Lois Brashear as Self - Singing Brashear SIsters
Doris Louise Dickson as Self - Gymnast
United States 01 January 1934
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