SUPPLEMENTING the reproduction, in our last issue, of photographs of talented young Skegness dancers, is a photograph of another dainty little lady who has figured prominently in local dancing displays, cabarets and concerts.
She is Isabelle M. Newsome, the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newsome, of Lumley Avenue.
May 1938
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