एक स्त्री कोरस ओळ नाचते,

Noun:

कोरस गायक,

chorines's Usage Examples:

"Oh yes, I know that chorines have the reputation of being beautiful but dumb," she explained in a 1928.

passes in telling stories and gossiping about the crowd of swells and chorines who skirmish and lounge and laugh in the long, bare but well lighted room.

The show featured singers, comedians, dancers, and the DeLisa chorines, accompanied by a house band that ranged in size from 7 to 12 pieces, depending.

motif, and Dean Martin Show Music Director Lee Hale who, inspired by the chorines known as "The Gold Diggers" featured in the Busby Berkeley - Warner Bros.

prints) "Singin" in the Bathtub" — Winnie Lightner and a bunch of male chorines send up "Singin" in the Rain" against a huge bathroom set, concluding with.

A chorus girl gets bad advice from her fellow chorines in handling a rich suitor who assumes she is a gold-digger.

The chorus line was typically composed of women (dubbed chorus girls or chorines) performing synchronized dances in a line.

is Office Blues, in which a pre-Astaire and pre-stardom Ginger Rogers cavorts with Broadway chorines in an Art Deco extravaganza.

Haskell"s clients included Florenz Ziegfeld, who decorated the chorines of his Follies with her designs; Bernard Gimbel of the department store.

Lola Lola surrounded by chorines on stage at The Blue Angel cabaret.

in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is duped and ignored until two experienced chorines, Lorraine Fleming and Ann "Anytime Annie" Lowell, take her under their.

which a pre-Astaire and pre-stardom Ginger Rogers cavorts with Broadway chorines in an Art Deco extravaganza.

Betty Grable, Paulette Goddard, Virginia Grey, and Toby Wing are among the bevy of chorines.