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    America's Ballroom Challenge

    About 19 minutes into the PBS broadcast of the "American Rhythm" category ballroom dance competition, "America's Ballroom Challenge" (The Ohio Star Ball), the camera pans up on the front row of spectators from about knee level.* The subject is a kilted gentleman in full formal array. The competition is held in Columbus, Ohio but I'm not sure when it was recorded, probably mid-November, 2007.

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    I saw him, too! They showed him a few times during the show, but the first time especially showed the kilt.

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    What kind of jacket was that he was wearing?
    It don't mean a thing, if you aint got that swing!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimB View Post
    What kind of jacket was that he was wearing?
    To be honest, I still can't discern one kind of a jacket from another (or at least put a name to them), and it went by so fast on the screen that all my brain was able to register was "kilt" and "formal," but in my mind's eye, I sort of recall seeing not a doublet, but an open jacket with flaps at the hips. I could be totally wrong about that. The gentleman was seated and my TV reception is not so good, so I didn't get the full picture here. If it is rebroadcast tonight, I'll try to get a closer look.

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    Kilted at the Ball

    I saw the same show. Great Dancing! The gentleman in his
    formal kilt was also wearing a sash from the right shoulder
    down to his left hip. Couldn't see much, coat was buttoned
    closed. I did see a green-ish hue to the coat. The camera
    panned by to quickly. BTW, I saw this show at 5 AM this
    morning on PBS. I'm now just getting around to the forums.
    No energy. Just getting over that blasted stomach virus/flu
    bug--wretched thing! Not the best way, but I've lost 8 lbs
    in 3 days. I wouldn't wish this 'thing' on my worst enemy!
    KEEP WELL EVERYONE!

    Uncle Al
    Duncanville, TX

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