That is a mannequin at the head of the table, isn’t it.
It does look that way. I wonder if it was a movie still
http://life.time.com/curiosities/life-with-cynthia-the-world-famous-mannequin/#1
A very famous star in 1930’s was a mannesquin... Cynthia.
“In 1937, LIFE magazine launched the career of an up-and-coming starlet in a multiple-page photo spread that, overnight, made “Cynthia” a household name. In very short order she became an A-list celebrity; was given her own television talk show and starred on the silver screen; was sent jewels and dresses by top fashion houses; was briefly engaged to one of radio’s biggest stars; and became one of the most recognizable faces in the fashion world.
There was just one minor catch: Cynthia was a mannequin. Not a mannequin in the way a runway model is a mannequin. But a mannequin mannequin. A made-of-plaster mannequin.”