THE DAUGHTER OF HERODIAS
The Dance of Salome seems never to lose its popularity—perhaps the secret of its appeal is the sweet, wholesome joyousness of it all. It requires very few properties. All a girl needs, to give her own version of Salome’s famous specialty, is a plated silver platter, a papier maché head, and the usual lack of costume.
Getting On, in Smart Society
If, at First, You Don’t Succeed, Dine ’em and Dine ’em Again
