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English: Miss Nina Payne is a new and very charming dancer on the American stage, and is here seen performing what is called “The Pen Picture Dance,” in which she wears a costume that is most Futuristic in its design. Miss Payne has created something like a sensation in America with her figure and dancing. |
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| Source | The Tatler, volume 62, no. 806, December 6, 1916 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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