A woman stands in front of a building, a chair to her left, dressed in black, full skirt, quarter sleeves, and a scooped bodice. Her hair is piled high. She bows slightly, and, with finger cymbals, begins to dance the cooch.
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Princess Rajah Dance with Chair, St. Louis Exposition Trailer
United States 03 June 1904
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