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An authentic piece of mid-20th-century stage history from the archive of Pinkney Roberts (1919-2013) the famed "Fashion Plate Emcee". This typed performance document features the verse and original chorus for the comedic musical number "That's Women," written in the classic battle-of-the-sexes style of mid-century vaudeville and Black theater revues. Includes an added "2nd chorus" section, showing how the routine was later expanded. Features a penciled musical fragmen sketch at the top left, likely drawn as a cue or melody key for the house pianist or bandleader. Numbered "55." at upper right, indicating this was likely part of a master stage binder or revue prompt book.
10.75" x 8.5" page with original vintage mechanical typewriter text on age-toned paper. Shows authentic signs of working stage use, including yellowed tape along margins, light surface creasing, minor fold wear, and edge wear.
An Original Pinkney Roberts Business Card included
