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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
4
A teacher notes balance between technique and interpretation in dance. He plans to present steps and the story for one favorite pantomime dance Friday, emphasizing fundamental knowledge and narrative context for pupils.
The Bridgeport Telegram presents a periodic feature by Gloria Gould Bishop, noted dancer and wife of Henry Bishop Jr. She chronicles society life and her experiences, including training canines for the movies, reflecting her grace and poise in the city’s social scene.
The article discusses two main pantomime methods to show desire for wealth. It explains pocket-emptying gestures and debt inquiry motions, plus how state of mind shapes performance. It notes Greek pantomime influences and the link between pantomime mastery and dancing artistry.
Mre Bishop invites Telegram readers to submit questions on the art of dancing. Readers are asked to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal reply and address communications care of Bridgeport Telegram.
Norwalk Maya reports Judah Island once home to the late John McMullen could become a club house for a shorefront colony if planned development proceeds. The estate expanded from 3 to 28 acres, with the landmark mansion built for Andrew Jo Garvey and later owned by various parties before McMullen’s dredging and landscaping.
The Stamford High School assembly hall was crowded for a Stamford Symphony Orchestra concert. The program featured Migs Frances a yellow harpist from New York and tenor Georre O'Brien of Stamford with Ix Clayton directing the orchestra and Brederics FD presiding.
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