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Ruth Virginia Bayton (5 February 1903) was an American-born entertainer and actress, well known in France, Germany, Spain and Argentina.

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rdfs:label	Ruth Virginia Bayton (ca) Ruth Virginia Bayton (fr) Ruth Virginia Bayton (en)
rdfs:comment	Ruth Virginia Bayton (5 febrer 1907 a Tappahannock, Virgínia – Dècada de 1950?) fou una actriu i ballarina de afroamericana estatunidenca que va ser coneguda a França, Alemanya, Espanya i l'Argentina. (ca) Ruth Virginie Bayton (5 février 1907 - 195?) est une artiste afro-américaine, connue en France, en Allemagne, en Espagne et en Argentine. Elle est surnommée « la Joséphine Baker de Berlin » parce qu'elle apparaît dans la revue Der Zug nach dem Westen en 1926 à Berlin, avec une ceinture de bananes, comme Joséphine Baker dans la Revue nègre. (fr) Ruth Virginia Bayton (5 February 1903) was an American-born entertainer and actress, well known in France, Germany, Spain and Argentina. (en)
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