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). CRC Press. ISBN 9780824725655. Mandersheld, Angela (May 2001). "The Black Tent in its Easternmost Distribution: The Case of the Tibetan Plateau". Mountain
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hence "skilled". MacDonald, Brian W. (1997). Tribal Rugs: Treasures of the Black Tent . Woodbridge, Suffolk, England: Antique Collectors' Club. pp. 281–282
Makoto Satō (theatre)
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Liberty Theatre merged with several other groups to eventually become the Black Tent Theatre (劇団黒テント, Gekidan Kuro Tento), primarily under Satō's creative
Nor the Moon by Night
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location which were aimed at the international audience. These included The Black Tent , Robbery Under Arms, Ferry to Hong Kong, Campbell's Kingdom and Nor
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tribal heritage. MacDonald, Brian W. (1997). Tribal Rugs: Treasures of the Black Tent . Woodbridge, Suffolk, England: Antique Collectors' Club. pp. 115-116
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Return of Mr. Campion (compilation of short stories) The Beauty King" "The Black Tent " "The Case Is Altered" "The Curious Affair in Nut Row" "The Dog Day"
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through an intricate analysis of the structure and distribution of the black tent (La tente Noire, Copenhagen, 1944). During his stay in the district
Albert Campion
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Altered My Friend Mr Campion The Dog Day The Wind Glass The Beauty King The Black Tent Sweet and Low Once in a Lifetime The Kernel of Truth Happy Christmas
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because they performed in a red tent, and Satō would go on to form the Black Tent Theater, which performed in a black tent. Betsuyaku helped co-found
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and the Funny Old Tree was directed by Makoyo Sato and performed by the Black Tent Theatre of Japan.: 196 In 2015, during the Singapore Festival in France
Boghach Khan Son of Dirse Khan
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does not have a son, the individuals without children are seated in the black tent . Angered by this, the Khan goes home. After consulting with his wife