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Burlesque dancers show they can

The D’Vine Burlesque night went off with a bang, when 20 Pomona locals took to the stage to dance, sing and can-can the night away on 30 and 31 May.
Twelve burlesque dancers, aged from 25 to 75, stole the show with their sultry moves and cheeky routines, while Carl Beck wooed the crowd with the sweet tunes of Sinatra.
The balloon dance was a big hit, along with swing dancing and the can-can, there was plenty of action throughout the night.

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