Bianca Passarge at Weinkeller zur Schwarzen Katz, photographed by Carlo Polito, 1958.
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Yikes!! Even at my youngest, silliest and drunkest, I’d never even think of doing something like that!
Kudos to Die Schwarzen Katz! =^.^=
According to the (very brief) description with the picture, she practiced 8 hours a day to be able to dance across the wine bottles like that!
You have to give her A+ for dedication.
“I sure am thirsty” said the dope in the background.
Not sure why – he drank all those bottles so she could perform!
Seems akin to Chinese foot binding
Also: ballet! 🙂