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Did You Know?

Sol Bloom presented a show titled "The Algerian Dancers of Morocco" at the attraction called "A Street in Cairo" produced by Gaston Akoun, which included Spyropoulos, though she was neither Egyptian nor Algerian, but Syrian.

She might have then been forgotten except for a series of photographs taken by Benjamin Falk.The American Mutoscope and Biograph Company released three short reels in 1897 with a dancer billed as Little Egypt.Little Egypt is a highly fictionalized 1951 film about the legendary World's Fair dancer, produced by Universal International, and starring Rhonda Fleming in the title role.Rock and Roll tunesmiths Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller penned a song entitled "Little Egypt" that was a 1961 hit for The Coasters.

mentions Little Egypt in his song "Naked Women and Beer".The Streets of Cairo, or the Poor Little Country Maid.

Today the word "hootchy-kootchy" generally means an erotic suggestive dance and is often erroneously conflated with the group of dances originating in the Middle East that we now call bellydance.Subsequently, several women dancers adopted the name of Little Egypt and toured the United States performing some variation of this dance, until the name became somewhat synonymous with exotic dancers, and often associated with the Dance of the Seven Veils.

Spyropoulos then claimed to be the original Little Egypt from the Chicago Fair.