QUASSAR'S QUIZ: GRADE SCOOL DANCE RECITAL
This one might not fool a lot of you, as the title says, this is a grade school dance recital, late 1940's.
posted by 24-HOUR-MAN | 11:37 AM
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- FROM JERRY BEEMAN,,,,THE FLYING LAFORMS
- CIRCUS VARGAS 1987
- CIRCUS VARGAS #2
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- CIRCUS VARGAS #4
- JOANNE'S ON THE PHONE:
- HAMID CIRCUS #2
- HAMID CIRCUS #3
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2 Comments:
Would that be Trudy in he middle ?
This was an acro number, I was the understander for the very simple tricks we did. Trudy was the middle and Joanne, the top.Trudy was the limber one. Don't we look so graceful. LOL
Penny
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