Women dancing world war one hi-res stock photography and images

WW1 - Celebrating 'Victory Night', men and women in blact-tie and ball-gown dress, dancing to the music from a live band at a high-society ball. Stock Photo

RM2M3PEFD–WW1 - Celebrating 'Victory Night', men and women in blact-tie and ball-gown dress, dancing to the music from a live band at a high-society ball.

Dancing celebrates the end of war, 1918 (1935). Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMW7ERKR–Dancing celebrates the end of war, 1918 (1935). Artist: Unknown.

Peasants enjoying a general holiday, dancing and celebrating on the anniversary of the Revolution in Russia. Date: circa 1918 Stock Photo

RMK07NPG–Peasants enjoying a general holiday, dancing and celebrating on the anniversary of the Revolution in Russia. Date: circa 1918

RMHT0WR4–Dancing celebrates the end of war, 1918 (1935). Artist: Unknown.

Women in dazzle fancy dress for the Chelsea Arts Ball Stock Photo

RM2M3RA58–Women in dazzle fancy dress for the Chelsea Arts Ball

Rest Break House For Women War Workers- Rest and Relaxation in Walton-on-the-hill, Surrey, England, UK, 1944 Women war workers enjoy a dance in the lounge of the rest break house in Walton-on-the-Hill. Every Wednesday at the war workers' house, there is a social evening to which soldiers are invited, consisting of games and dancing in the lounge. One soldier is joining in with the dancing, but the others are seated in one corner of the room. Stock Photo

RM2T1KR0D–Rest Break House For Women War Workers- Rest and Relaxation in Walton-on-the-hill, Surrey, England, UK, 1944 Women war workers enjoy a dance in the lounge of the rest break house in Walton-on-the-Hill. Every Wednesday at the war workers' house, there is a social evening to which soldiers are invited, consisting of games and dancing in the lounge. One soldier is joining in with the dancing, but the others are seated in one corner of the room.

Illustration, Eight Months with the Women's Royal Air Force. Showing women relaxing in the Rest Room -- two are dancing, another is playing the piano. Stock Photo

RM2M96MA2–Illustration, Eight Months with the Women's Royal Air Force. Showing women relaxing in the Rest Room -- two are dancing, another is playing the piano.

Singapore: Early showgirls, probably c. 1925. Singapore came under British influence in 1819 when the [British] East India Company opened a trading port there with permission from the Sultanate of Johor. The British obtained sovereignty over the island in 1824 and Singapore became one of the British Straits Settlements in 1826. Occupied by the Japanese in World War II, Singapore declared independence, uniting with other former British territories to form Malaysia in 1963, although it was separated from Malaysia two years later. Stock Photo

RM2B00XDB–Singapore: Early showgirls, probably c. 1925. Singapore came under British influence in 1819 when the [British] East India Company opened a trading port there with permission from the Sultanate of Johor. The British obtained sovereignty over the island in 1824 and Singapore became one of the British Straits Settlements in 1826. Occupied by the Japanese in World War II, Singapore declared independence, uniting with other former British territories to form Malaysia in 1963, although it was separated from Malaysia two years later.

IRENE CASTLE (nee FOOTE) Dancer, with her husband Vernon Castle known as 'America's Dancing Sweethearts.' Pictured on the front cover of The Tatler as 'The Spirit of France,' which she appeared as at a matinee at the Palace Theatre, London on 15 October 1918 to be given in front of Marshal Joffre, the proceeds of which were given to various war charities. The tableaux in which she appeared was designed by Ben Ali Haggin who achieved fame across America as a portrait painter and pageant master. Stock Photo

RM2RGDNM7–IRENE CASTLE (nee FOOTE) Dancer, with her husband Vernon Castle known as 'America's Dancing Sweethearts.' Pictured on the front cover of The Tatler as 'The Spirit of France,' which she appeared as at a matinee at the Palace Theatre, London on 15 October 1918 to be given in front of Marshal Joffre, the proceeds of which were given to various war charities. The tableaux in which she appeared was designed by Ben Ali Haggin who achieved fame across America as a portrait painter and pageant master.

North Carolina: The Service Club Dance. Rare photograph: From a collection compiled by an unknown British serviceman covering the No. 1 Composite Demonstration, AA Battery, tour of the USA, from July 11th 1943. This is one from over one hundred images in the collection which were on average around 4x3 inches. Stock Photo

RM2RWXMP9–North Carolina: The Service Club Dance. Rare photograph: From a collection compiled by an unknown British serviceman covering the No. 1 Composite Demonstration, AA Battery, tour of the USA, from July 11th 1943. This is one from over one hundred images in the collection which were on average around 4x3 inches.

Front cover design, La Baionnette, an issue focusing on the celebration of victory towards the end of the First World War. A young woman in a skimpy version of a soldier's uniform sings and dances in the spotlight on a stage. Date: 1918 Stock Photo

RMG3AY35–Front cover design, La Baionnette, an issue focusing on the celebration of victory towards the end of the First World War. A young woman in a skimpy version of a soldier's uniform sings and dances in the spotlight on a stage. Date: 1918

RM2RAAD2X–IRENE CASTLE (nee FOOTE) Dancer, with her husband Vernon Castle known as 'America's Dancing Sweethearts.' Pictured on the front cover of The Tatler as 'The Spirit of France,' which she appeared as at a matinee at the Palace Theatre, London on 15 October 1918 to be given in front of Marshal Joffre, the proceeds of which were given to various war charities. The tableaux in which she appeared was designed by Ben Ali Haggin who achieved fame across America as a portrait painter and pageant master. Date: 1918

Hollywood, California: c. 1941 Actress Mary Brodel dons her newspaper headlines and performs a War Extra dance with maracas. Stock Photo

RM2R7CH2G–Hollywood, California: c. 1941 Actress Mary Brodel dons her newspaper headlines and performs a War Extra dance with maracas.

Lt. E. O. Harrs, S.C., photographed on 8/4/18, is captured alongside dancing girls E. Krebs, Eddie Crawford, Jack Roche, D. Burns, and William Pauly Oudozeele in a photograph titled 'A Cocktail of Flowers' by Roche & Co. The image was taken in France and was confirmed by the A.E.F. censor. Stock Photo

RM2RCBET2–Lt. E. O. Harrs, S.C., photographed on 8/4/18, is captured alongside dancing girls E. Krebs, Eddie Crawford, Jack Roche, D. Burns, and William Pauly Oudozeele in a photograph titled 'A Cocktail of Flowers' by Roche & Co. The image was taken in France and was confirmed by the A.E.F. censor.

The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German soldiers dancing with local farmers in the occupied territories, date and location unknown (1914-1918). The original photo caption reads: 'A dance behind the front. Our enemies have tabled horror reports about bad treatment of residents in the occupied territories. In reality, they were treated very correctly and decently everywhere. The relationship between soldiers and residents often even took on a friendship-like form, especially when it lasted longer.' Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE Stock Photo

RMEB1GWD–The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German soldiers dancing with local farmers in the occupied territories, date and location unknown (1914-1918). The original photo caption reads: 'A dance behind the front. Our enemies have tabled horror reports about bad treatment of residents in the occupied territories. In reality, they were treated very correctly and decently everywhere. The relationship between soldiers and residents often even took on a friendship-like form, especially when it lasted longer.' Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE

Women's Battalion of Death, Russia, WW1 Stock Photo

RMK07NEF–Women's Battalion of Death, Russia, WW1

Happy cheerful joyful tourist woman at Great Wall of China having fun on travel smiling laughing and dancing during vacation trip in Asia. Girl visiting and sightseeing Chinese destination Stock Photo

RFRAA8B7–Happy cheerful joyful tourist woman at Great Wall of China having fun on travel smiling laughing and dancing during vacation trip in Asia. Girl visiting and sightseeing Chinese destination

Mata Hari, dancer, courtesan and possible spy Stock Photo

RMDRFK5A–Mata Hari, dancer, courtesan and possible spy

Red Cross wounded officer, between 1917 and c1920. Nurse with wounded officer at Lafayette House, a convalescent home for veterans located at 112 Central Park South, New York City. Stock Photo

RM2WRH37N–Red Cross wounded officer, between 1917 and c1920. Nurse with wounded officer at Lafayette House, a convalescent home for veterans located at 112 Central Park South, New York City.

Celebrating the end of the First World War, 1918, (1935). Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMB0KC4F–Celebrating the end of the First World War, 1918, (1935). Artist: Unknown

American soldiers and French women sing 'Wait till the Cows Come Home' in Oudozeele, France on August 4, 1918. The photograph, taken by Lt. E.O. Harrs, S.C., captures a joyful interaction between the 27th Division soldiers and the local women. The image was approved by the A.R.P. censor. Stock Photo

RM2RCA5J1–American soldiers and French women sing 'Wait till the Cows Come Home' in Oudozeele, France on August 4, 1918. The photograph, taken by Lt. E.O. Harrs, S.C., captures a joyful interaction between the 27th Division soldiers and the local women. The image was approved by the A.R.P. censor.

Enlisted men from the Army of Occupation stationed in Coblenz, Germany, take part in a stag dance, with only Canteen Workers as the sole female attendees. This photo was taken in 1919 by a photographer from the Signal Corps. (Reference number: 111-SC-35255) Stock Photo

RM2RBWX9E–Enlisted men from the Army of Occupation stationed in Coblenz, Germany, take part in a stag dance, with only Canteen Workers as the sole female attendees. This photo was taken in 1919 by a photographer from the Signal Corps. (Reference number: 111-SC-35255)