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Submitted by Jan McQuerry, May 2, 2007 08:57

I recently viewed a tape of Esmeralda. All I could think was; "This must have seemed 'Oh, so cute' when the mistress of the future Tzar Nicholas was dancing this role"! It even involed a baby goat. It turned out that the goat had been Matilda Kressinska's (sp.?) innovation and her pet. This is the chick who positively identified Anna Anderson has Anatasia.


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