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Ribbons Swirl in a Chinese dance, Carol Howe, one of Toronto's foremost exponents of the Peking Ribbon Dance, entertains for an audience of about 500 (...)
Ribbons Swirl in a Chinese dance, Carol Howe, one of Toronto's foremost exponents of the Peking Ribbon Dance, entertains for an audience of about 500 (...)

Ribbons Swirl in a Chinese dance, Carol Howe, one of Toronto's foremost exponents of the Peking Ribbon Dance, entertains for an audience of about 500 (...)

Date12/13/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ribbons Swirl in a Chinese dance; Carol Howe; one of Toronto's foremost exponents of the Peking Ribbon Dance; entertains for an audience of about 500 Chinese people over 60 years of age; at party given by Mon Sheong Foundation.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112455F
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