Showgirls Hats
Description: To find the "hottest spot north of Havana," you'll actually have to fly way north to New York City. Head to Times Square and you'll find Copacabana Night Club. Barry Manilow was a regular during the ‘60s when the club featured showgirls just like Lola, "with yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there." The hit song spurred the club to add a Latin night in 1978, a tradition that continues even today. Just head to Copacabana on a Tuesday night and salsa your heart out.
Description: A moonlit Southern mansion becomes the stage for a surreal gothic masquerade, where glamorous showgirls in vivid feathered costumes mingle with a grim gentleman, a pirate, a jester, a ghostly specter and a monstrous ape. Spanish moss drapes the trees, glowing windows pierce the darkness, and eerie green horror lettering crowns the scene. Saturated magenta, violet and turquoise bring theatrical Mardi Gras energy to a vintage pulp nightmare.
REVISTANGO #808 - Nightmare in the House of Poe – Vintage Gothic Horror Masquerade, Haunted Southern Mansion, Mardi Gras Showgirls, Ghosts and Skeletons, Colorful Retro Pulp Comic Book Illustration Hat
by REVISTANGO.com 🌐
$11 $19
Vegas Showgirls - Arts District Version 2.0 Hat
by Black Country Vlogger
$11 $19
Description: Vegas shirt Golden Knights pride — "Drumbots and Showgirls". hockey design for Vegas fans and Golden Knights faithful — las vegas, nevada, hockey, vegas born, knight up, fortress. Perfect Vegas game day tee Golden Knights gift for game days, tailgates, season openers and playoff runs. Soft, high-quality Golden Knights supporters fabric — Vegas spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 2017.
Description: Get ready for a spectacular cinematic extravaganza! This brilliant classic Hollywood tribute features the legendary producer with a grand musical stage production reflected perfectly in his shades.
Samuel Goldwyn Musical Production Sunglasses Reflection Hat
by Bad Decisions
$11 $19
Description: Kay Starr sings Wheel of Fortune! Scopitone artists were featured in "table tent" advertisements at the venue where a scopitone was playing. So far as I know there was never an ad for scopitone S-1011. This is a retro design based the film. Scopitones are music films made for a video jukebox in the 1960s. There were over 70 American ones produced and hundreds of European ones, featuring well-known artists of the time.
