A visiting Mayan Indian story-teller, Floating Eagle Feather, entertains children at the Canterbury Public Library yesterday with stories collected from his travels around the world. During a performance he uses mime, poetry, origami, and songs and stories from different cultures. Floating Eagle Feather will give his last Christchurch performance this evening in the old Christchurch Girls’ High School.
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Press, 24 March 1988, Page 4
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58A visiting Mayan Indian story-teller, Floating Eagle Feather, entertains children at the Canterbury Public Library yesterday with stories collected from his travels around the world. During a performance he uses mime, poetry, origami, and songs and stories from different cultures. Floating Eagle Feather will give his last Christchurch performance this evening in the old Christchurch Girls’ High School. Press, 24 March 1988, Page 4
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