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Ballet Goes To the Factory- Dance and Entertainment Organised by the Council For the Encouragement of Music and the Arts, England, 1943 D14038
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Ballet Goes To the Factory- Dance and Entertainment Organised by the Council For the Encouragement of Music and the Arts, England, 1943
Marie Rambert (centre), founder and director of the Ballet Rambert, demonstrates a new step to ballet dancer Sally Gilmour, during a rehearsal in the games room of the factory hostel. This rehearsal is taking place in the morning, whilst the factory workers are busy at their jobs.
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