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The green-room of the Opera
La gitana (the new cachoucha) danced by Madlle. Fanny Ellsler [sic] in the grand ballet La gitana ... arranged for the piano forte by C.W. Clover
Pauline Leroux
Une chambrée de rats
Der alte Herr: Es ist ein wahres Glück, dass die Steifröcke erfunden wurden, so kann doch kein Verehrer meiner Frau Etwas in's Ohr sagen
La polka
Morlacchi's ballet troupe
The opera polka, as danced by Mlle. Carlotta Grisi & M. Perrot, the music by Signor Pugni
El zapateado, celebrated Spanish dance, as danced by Mdes. Fanny and Theodore [i.e., Thérèse] Elssler, arranged by Henri Rosellen
The dancing lesson, pt. 1
The dancing lesson, pt. 3. L'ete
Fairy land schottisch by Van der Weyde
Jim Crow!
Fredi Washington, far right, and other dancers in chorus line at Club Alabam', New York
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
Redhead, original Broadway production
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