Ballerina Fonten Acclaims Western Audiences And Dodges Russia
Margot Fonten, leading Wells Ballet star, says she has no yen to dance in Russia and prefers Western audiences. She notes Italian audiences are cold due to ballet neglect, England and the U S show mixed reactions, and she finds Western applause more selective yet steady.
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Margot Fon
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Heers Wells Ballet
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Europe
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George Cole Yet Cleared to Speak at Crossett Banquet
George Cole, veteran University of Arkansas coach, made his first public appearance since a heart attack, addressing a Crossett High School football banquet. The event honored the Crossett team and highlighted Cole's recovery.
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George Cole
University of Arkansas
Cole
Crossett High
The Dancer’s Mood and the Silence Between Applause
A dancer discusses how applause affects performance and concentration, noting it enhances satisfaction except during mood pieces like a Sylphides ballet where applause would disrupt inner focus. The remark reflects how live audience reactions shape stage focus and artistic flow.
Quotation Highlights From Various Sources
A compilation from United Press quotes political figures and officials. Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall rejects another presidential candidate for 1956. Eisenhower addresses school funding. A mineworker comments on government roles. Representative Harold C. Oster discusses policing union welfare funds amidst a gun incident.
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Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Washington
Berlin
Harold C. Oster
John L. Llis
R-N.y
Point
East Berlin fear grows after police sweep
A reader describes Communist police actions in East Berlin that startled residents and raised alarm about future consequences as the situation unfolded.
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