Josephine Baker Folies Bergere Pacific 0000-1330

1949 marked Josephines triumphant postwar return to the Folies-Bergere in Feeries et Follies, a revue that heralded a more mature - yet no less vivacious - Baker to a Paris till staggering form World War II. The previously demi-nude performer took to the stage in no less than thirty costumes, playing a variety of women throughout history, including Eve (sans fig leaf, but in leopard skin) and Mary, queen of Scots (in an opulently flowing white gown). In this Noel promotion for her recordings on pacific Records during this period, we see a more mature Josephine Baker, in a demure, yet enticing lace collar and delicious drop earrings. An impressive portrait, with photo credit given to Harcourt.

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