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Keystone Press photograph of “Musical Cats ’n Strings” — Fats and Marmalade

Large black-and-white press photograph of two string marionette cats in a staged musical act. “Fats” sits at a miniature piano while “Marmalade”, the striped ginger cat, plays clarinet. Their control strings, the miniature piano, stage drapery and the lower legs of an unseen puppeteer are visible. Reverse carries a Keystone Press caption headed “MUSICAL CATS ’N STRINGS”, describing the four-cat musical act and its first appearance at the Palladium.

Keystone Press photograph of “Musical Cats ’n Strings” — Fats and Marmalade

Archive reference: JLA-0079

Item type: Photographs

Maker / creator: Keystone Press Agency / Keystoglobe, Inc. (press agency / copyright stamp)

Date: Undated (mid-20th century; research needed)

People / characters: Honor Laurey (Joy Laurey’s sister; identified by Stuart; named as “Peta Page” in the press caption); Paul Page; “Fats”; “Marmalade”; “Tim”; “Tom”; The Hepcats

Credit line: The Joy Laurey Archive

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