They appear to be from the canteen of the dance hall over the years.

他们似乎是从食堂的舞厅里过来的。

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A small job as janitor of a dance hall helped him for a month.

在一家舞厅干一份看门的小差使帮他度过了一个月。

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Pai-lu (bluntly saying it for him): If he's got money, of course he can be an acquaintance of mine. When I was at the dance-hall he was running after me for quite some time.

陈白露（爽性替他说出来）有钱自然可以认识我，从前我在舞场做事的时候，他很追过我一阵。

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You can take in a movie at the Deco-style Cathay Theatre, completed in the early 1930s, which has a neon-lit spire towering over its marquee, or dance in the ballroom of the Paramount dance hall, which opened at about the same time.

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To encourage a closeness between the audience and the work, performances take place not in the building's main stage, the 900-seat Kaufman Hall (which could easily overwhelm dance of this nature), but in the roughly 100-seat Buttenwieser Hall, which has a firm connection to dance history.

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Every year, the Harkness Dance Festival and various performance series bring choreographers and performers at various stages of their careers to Buttenwieser Hall to celebrate the history and future of modern dance.

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