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Unusual pairing: Native Canadian and Japanese dance, theatre, art, films, literature and food will be part of festival events
Unusual pairing: Native Canadian and Japanese dance, theatre, art, films, literature and food will be part of festival events

Unusual pairing: Native Canadian and Japanese dance, theatre, art, films, literature and food will be part of festival events

Date6/30/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Unusual pairing: Native Canadian and Japanese dance; theatre; art; films; literature and food will be part of festival events.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023979F
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Apache Chief Nino Cochise, a grandson of the famed warrior of the last century, makes his home in Tucson between his films and his television stints
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The Native Canadian Centre of Toronto celebrated its 20th anniversary yesterday with a craft show, Indian dances and greetings for the many guests at (...)
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Native children: U.N. is investigating treatment of Canadian natives
Native children: U.N. is investigating treatment of Canadian natives
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Indian dances are part of the Sunday afternoon show at the Six Nations reserve near Brantford
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Elijah Harper, in white shirt, joined other native leaders in a traditional drum ceremony at Res 90, an economic development conference for Canada's natives
Elijah Harper, in white shirt, joined other native leaders in a traditional drum ceremony at Res 90, an economic development conference for Canada's natives
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Ojibway Schoolgirls Mabel Mandomin (left), 21, in native costume, and Karen Lavallee, 18, work at their costume-making course in Native Indian Centre (...)
Ojibway Schoolgirls Mabel Mandomin (left), 21, in native costume, and Karen Lavallee, 18, work at their costume-making course in Native Indian Centre (...)
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A poster featuring an illustration of a woman with thread.
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1977