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A Fancy Ball is a
The 19th century saw a number of vaudeville-style performances of sketches and ballet's using the term Fancy Ball in their titles. Most often by an unknown author or devised by the cast of the particular performance.
In this respect, see also Het Fancy Bal!!!, The Fancy Ball and A Fancy Dress Ball
