Help with any [guessed] info on this picture

[groom]

Looks similar, but the person on the bike isn't dressed as a man - hat with decoration, long coat, low neck rather than a shirt and tie. Unless he's in fancy dress!

[Greensleeves]

I think cross-dressing was frowned upon in those days, unless of course they were theatricals!

[groom]

I think cross-dressing was frowned upon in those days, unless of course they were theatricals!

 

[Gadget]

I think cross-dressing was frowned upon in those days, unless of course they were theatricals!

I'm not sure of that because I remember a pic of same aunty acting a male part in an am-dram play around the same time.

I wish I could find it. I recall that my Mother was in female clothing though!

 

[Treetotal]

See my post that I have raised titled "Auntie in Drag"  Can't post a link from the iPad. I have another photo of a relative dressed as a sailor.
Carol

[Gadget]

See my post that I have raised titled "Auntie in Drag"  Can't post a link from the iPad.
Carol

On laptop so here's the link:

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=199571.0


 

[Treetotal]

Thanks Gadget...she was a bit of a comedian 
Carol

[Greensleeves]

I think the female to male impersonations were generally regarded as fun, whereas men had more difficulty getting away with it,  unless they dressed as a pantomime dame or Charley's Aunt.....   

Great photo there, Carol and Gadget!

[Treetotal]

I posted one on here some time ago with the title "Is this for real" or something similar of a mock wedding where both men and women were dressed as the opposite sex 
Carol