Clyde Mitchell's photographs of Kalela.
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Mitchell's Captions: Envelope 5 "Brownie E" Copperbelt VIII/4 The Kalela dancer's drums - tree trunk hollow - animal skin in one end (usually) - open on the other - black and stiucky substance put on skin to sound - beaten with sticks S.D.Mdilia (Jara) Kitwe March 1952 |
Mitchell's Captions: Envelope 4 Brownie E Copperbelt 8/4 "Kalela" dancers - Bisa's of Matipa (Chief) N.R. on Sunday Afternoon - just before people come out - 3 drums beaten in the centre of ground IMB 17th June 51 |
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Mitchell's Captions: Envelope 3
620 Copperbelt VIII
Kalela dancing in Luanshya Management board location. Bisa tribal dance features.
Clean and neat European clothes. Song emphasizing Bisa over others and Kalela over
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IMB 17th June 51 Sunday Afternoon
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