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One-girl chorus line. Amazing what a mirror can do for one girl... Showing off her finery is Kouvate Kankow of the African Ballet, which opens at the (...)
One-girl chorus line. Amazing what a mirror can do for one girl... Showing off her finery is Kouvate Kankow of the African Ballet, which opens at the (...)

One-girl chorus line. Amazing what a mirror can do for one girl... Showing off her finery is Kouvate Kankow of the African Ballet, which opens at the (...)

Date9/7/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: One-girl chorus line. Amazing what a mirror can do for one girl... Showing off her finery is Kouvate Kankow of the African Ballet; which opens at the Royal Alexandra tonight. Dancers come from the republic of Guinea; most of them speak French.
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