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An air conditioner’s shell & a traffic cone.

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Vintage gelatin silver print, c. 1911, of American vaudeville performer, actress, singer, dancer, choreographer Aida Overton Walker (1880-1914) as Salome, collection of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Studio photo by White Studio (New York, N.Y.) #photography #blackhistory

From the University of Arizona: ‘In the 1910s she was described by critics as “the best Negro comedienne today” and “the most fascinating and vivacious female comedy actress the Negro race has ever produced”. Her ability to mesmerize an audience and her standard numbers performed in drag which she perfected while filling in for her ailing husband were legendary. Indeed each of her performances in shows or in vaudeville featured one of her famous drag numbers.

And then just as suddenly it was all over. Just 34 years of age, Aida died quickly on October 1, 1914 from kidney failure and hundreds of people came to her house to honor her and to grieve. A true legend of black vaudeville and theater had passed. Every black female entertainer of note in this world owes a great debt to this pioneering entertainer who envisioned a world which honored and respected black talent and who died at the height of her fame.’ — https://sites.arizona.edu/vaudeville/aida-overton-walker-female-african-american-superstar-by-david-soren/