Norrköping’s Merry Widow
Video photage of a dance number from the play ”Den glada änkan i sitt andra gifte", filmed in a theater in Norrköping.
Video photage of a dance number from the play ”Den glada änkan i sitt andra gifte", filmed in a theater in Norrköping.
Elow Liljeholm
Dancer
Ellen Carlsson
Dancer
Video photage of a dance number from the play ”Den glada änkan i sitt andra gifte", filmed in a theater in Norrköping.
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