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Hoax as waitresses for the Ontario Society of Artists dinner (1946).
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| When all were served, the waitresses sat down at the dinner with the guests. More than a few eyebrows were raised. Finally, Helen Watson, through direct eye contact with Roy Austin,realized that she had been recognized and ran for the kitchen with Roy at her heels. After the gag was up, Lela couldn't convince Margaret Casson that she was, indeed, Lela Wilson until Lela had removed most of her disguise. Disguise Designer: Joanne Mazzoleni Photo: Cleeve Horne |
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