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1937
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1987
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1937
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{"value"=>"Series V: Ballet Arts aka Ballet Arts Associates, Inc"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The bulk of this series documents Ballet Arts School, which began at Studio \"61\" Carnegie Hall in 1940, with correspondence, class schedules, publicity material and clippings. Material prior to1940 documents Studio \"61\" aka The Nimura Studio (or Yeichi Nimura Studios). Virginia Lee's diaries (1939-1940) reveal her thoughts about day-to-day studio management and Nimura's artistry. The establishment of Ballet Arts of Carnegie Hall in Tokyo is represented in correspondence, letters of agreement, et al. General Correspondence (Series I) holds content related to Ballet Arts, including letters from former students and from Aiko Ohtaki, director of Ballet Arts of Carnegie Hall in Tokyo.</p>"}
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21 folders
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{"type"=>"local_mss", "value"=>"965147"}
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1937
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1987