Design for dancers and singers in To See Such Fun, showing three full length figures, to the left, a male figure in a short, dark purple, double breasted jacket with brown lapels and, to each side, three large white or silver buttons, a white pleated shirt, a lilac bow tie and brown trousers. To centre, a female figure in a full length, low cut purple dress, with, at the waist, a belt of linked white squares, the bodice decorated with narrow bands of white forming v-shapes to the front and diagonal stripes to each hip, the sleeves randomly patterned with spots or sequins and ending in wide feather edged cuffs, and, to the right, a male figure in a plum coloured, single breasted jacket with brown curved lapels and brown buttons and cuffs, a white shirt, a brown tie and brown trousers. The background is painted in grey-brown gouache. The whole is framed within a rectangle drawn in ink. The design is signed and dated and inscribed with the name of the scene and the characters.