Hiawatha Indian Play At Desbarats Camp Ont
Staff correspondent outlines the Hiawatha production near Desbarats Ontario. The Ojibway pageant draws campers and tourists with Longfellow's poem staged on an island set and lit for day and night performances. descriptions cover the cast, scenes, music, and travel routes from Mackinaw to Desbarats.
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