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You're Invited to Mary-Kate and Ashley's Ballet Party (1997)

Mary-Kate and Ashley are ready to hit New York and show off their ballet skills. Spend the day taking in all of the sights that New York has to offer with Mary-Kate and Ashley leading up to a ballet grand finale.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley are ready to hit New York and show off their ballet skills. Spend the day taking in all of the sights that New York has to offer with Mary-Kate and Ashley leading up to a ballet grand finale.

Rating:PG
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Directed By:Alan Julian
Written By:Neil Steinberg
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Dualstar Productions

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