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Dance Magazine, May, 2003
by Marguerite de Anguera. Princess Anne, MD: Linden Hill Ltd. Publishing. 2002. 257 pages, paper, illustrations. $24 (includes shipping and handling). ISBN: None. To order, email signal@att.net or write: Phil de Anguera, 21 Sandhurst Road, Lakewood, NJ 08701.
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Marguerite de Anguera writes of her career from ballet to Radio City Music Hall, from teaching to choreography. Now in her 90s, de Anguera is still teaching and creating dance.
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