The Flannellers

The Flannellers

Wallie Okin (left) and Henry Howard on stage in 'Spotlight in Flannel'. Both are wearing striped pyjama trousers and military style jackets. In one Henry is holding a toy dog and in the other Wallie is holding a sign which reads 'result of careless stork'. The label reads '"The Flannellers" March 1943'.
They are representing Stalin and Hitler.
There is also a list of engagements for variety and cabaret shows.

1943-03

Two b/w photographs and one typed sheet on two album pages

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