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Spring Night (1935)

A short ballet with a young woman who sneaks away from a party and finds a statue of the Roman god Pan. She falls asleep and dreams it comes to life and dances with her.
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A short ballet with a young woman who sneaks away from a party and finds a statue of the Roman god Pan. She falls asleep and dreams it comes to life and dances with her.

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Directed By:Tatiana Tuttle
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In Theaters:9/27/1935
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Runtime:10 minutes
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