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We Never Clothed

Poster
1956 (designed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Poster advertising We Never Clothed, Hippodrome, Aldershot, 1956. The revue's title is a reference to Windmill Theatre's famous slogan "We Never Closed" - often humorously altered to "We Never Clothed" - referencing the fact that the Windmill Theatre continued its performances throughout the Second World War, including at the height of the Blitz. This poster for the Hippodrome, Aldershot advertises stars on tour from the Windmill, including the glamorous nude showgirls for which the Windmill was famous.

Object details

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Object type
TitleWe Never Clothed (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Printed ink on card
Brief description
Poster advertising We Never Clothed, Hippodrome, Aldershot, 1956
Physical description
Poster advertising We Never Clothed, Hippodrome, Aldershot, 1956. The poster depicts a large brick wall with a poster pasted on it. A woman wearing a towel climbs a stepladder. She has taken down the "S" of "We Never Closed", altering the show's title to "We Never Clothed". The show's acts are listed in bold red and green text, including comedy stars Eno and Lane, Dennis Shirley, Joan and Paul Sharrat, Jule Carle, Haval and Byl, Audrey and Gaye, and singer Arthur Gordon.
Dimensions
  • Width: 25.3cm
  • Height: 37.9cm
Summary
Poster advertising We Never Clothed, Hippodrome, Aldershot, 1956. The revue's title is a reference to Windmill Theatre's famous slogan "We Never Closed" - often humorously altered to "We Never Clothed" - referencing the fact that the Windmill Theatre continued its performances throughout the Second World War, including at the height of the Blitz. This poster for the Hippodrome, Aldershot advertises stars on tour from the Windmill, including the glamorous nude showgirls for which the Windmill was famous.
Collection
Accession number
S.101-2018

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Record createdFebruary 1, 2018
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