This 1971 photograph shows a group of Malay dance performers posing for a group photo with a man holding a camera. Title devised by Library staff.

Photographer’s annotation on slide: “S’pore 26 Dec 70. Raffles Village.” This 1970 photograph shows a group of female dancers performing at Raffles Village. Title devised by Library staff.

This 1970 photograph shows a group of people performing a Malay dance at a function at Adelphi Roof Garden on Coleman Street. Title devised by Library staff.

In this photograph taken at night, a dragon dance performance shows the brightly-coloured dragon chasing a 'pearl of wisdom' (the coloured ball). Performers in dark costumes are holding the dragon and the ball aloft. Title devised by Library staff.

This photograph is a close-up of a brightly-coloured dragon head with a Chinese character on its forehead. Title devised by Library staff. Date of creation estimated.

This is a photograph of Edwin Thumboo and a guest shaking hands at an event entitled "Dance Reflections" in 1999.This photograph is part of the collection donated by Edwin Thumboo to NLB. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a group photograph of Edwin Thumboo shaking hands with a guest at a performance entitled "Dance Reflections" in 1999. There are two other people in the photograph.This photograph is part of the collection donated by Edwin Thumboo to NLB. Title devised by Library staff.

This is a group photograph of five people taken at a performance entitled "Dance Reflections" in 1999. Included in the photograph are Prof. Lim Pin on the extreme left, Mr. Teo Chee Hean in the centre and Prof. Edwin Thumboo on the extreme right.This photograph is part of the collection...

Shown in this slide is a close-up view of three lions in a lion dance performance, probably at a National Day Parade. The one on the right has colourful stripes. In the background is the City Hall which is decorated with coloured flags. Title devised by Library staff. Date of...

This is a close-up view of a lion's head used in lion dance performances. It is placed on a red paper with Chinese characters on them, written in gold. Date of creation estimated. Title devised by Library staff.