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  • Letter, 1964 Apr 9, New York City, to Helen Tamiris, New York City. [1] p. on 1 l.

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    • 1964

  • They call him the Baryshnikov of Bali : [Wayan Pasek Yusabawa, of the Dancers and Musicians of Bali company]

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    • 1977

  • The fierce dedication of the demon drummers.

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    • 1978

  • From private to public status.

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    • 1963

  • Dance philanthropy and a moral issue.

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    • 1964

  • 'Illustrious dean of American dance' celebrates his eightieth birthday.

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    • 1964

  • 'Apollo', the turning point.

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    • 1962

  • The dance and video: television uneasy with Terpsichore.

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    • 1962

  • Ballet grants: Ford Foundation grants raise many questions.

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    • 1963

  • 'Modern dance' needs company of its own.

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    • 1962

  • Country dancing - English and American styles at Pinewoods.

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    • 1962

  • A dance dilemma: how is the "modern" wing to be helped?

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    • 1963

  • What's in a name?

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    • 1965

  • The proscenium arch and the arena.

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    • 1962

  • 'Modern dance' may mean many things.

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    • 1962

  • The San Francisco Ballet grows rapidly.

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    • 1963

  • Ashton and MacMillan works are compared.

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    • 1963

  • Balasaraswati's art.

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    • 1962

  • Lincoln Center: its plans are still vague, but the dance has not been forgotten.

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    • 1962

  • Dance as theater: tiny English company knows what it is.

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    • 1963

  • Turning point: New York City Ballet - what will it be?

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    • 1963

  • Dancers are scenery in Emperor Jones.

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    • 1964

  • Dancing Cinderella: the divertissement is what we enjoy.

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    • 1964

  • Ballet moves to Lincoln Center.

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    • 1962

  • About Spartacus: can it be understood though disliked?

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    • 1962

  • Boston's ballet company makes its "professional" debut at City arts festival.

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    • 1964

  • Spotlight on dance.

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    • 1965

  • Leaps and cadenzas.

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    • 1965

  • Romeo and Juliet in dance-drama.

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    • 1965

  • The barre in Tulsa.

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    • 1964

  • The impact of Les sylphides and The green table.

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    • 1964

  • Dancing, poetry and jazz are fused in Poem.

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    • 1964

  • Dance archive: collection pierces myth of illiteracy.

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    • 1964

  • Two "new" ballets - Dim lustre and Clarinade.

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    • 1964

  • Notes on dance notation.

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    • 1964

  • Without regard for color.

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    • 1965

  • Harlequin and co.

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    • 1965

  • Paul Taylor: dance or dada?

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    • 1963

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