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This video includes footage of the Parade Dance, giveaways, and dancers entering the arbor.

Shoshone Dance continues from the previous tape.  The women dancers have their giveaways after they get to the finishing point of the dance.

Dale Old Horn explains the process of the Shoshone Dance.  Leon Old Elk is the dancer and completes the Shoshone dance at the Multipurpose Center in Crow Agency, MT.

Dale Old Horn explains the process of the Shoshone Dance.  Leon Old Elk is the dancer and completes the Shoshone dance at the multi purpose building in Crow Agency MT.  This is another recording for Leon Old Elk.

Mae Childs decribes the origin of the War Bonnet Ceremony Prairie Chicken (Hot Dance) and Crazy Woman dances.  Mae sings the original songs of these dances.

Mae Childs explains the role the women play in the Shoshone Dance and the criteria for the selection of them.

Allen Old Horn is the announcer for the Shoshone Dance that was held at the Crow Agency Public School in Crow Agency. 

Corky Old Horn explains the Shoshone dance and how it developed. 

Black Lodge District Daytime Dance Ceremony; Giveaways; woman singers Giveaways

Black Lodge District Daytime Dance Ceremony; Tailfeather dancers having giveaway; leaving building conclusion leaving building; People return to dance on into the night; Warbonnet dance