National Folk Festival to Bring Native American Music to Chicago
A Chicago festival marks the first north of the Mason Dixon line to showcase Native American songs dances and plays at Orchestra Hall May 22 28. Led by Sarah Gertrude Knott the program gathers groups from Illinois Indiana Louisiana Michigan Missouri New York North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Wisconsin and more with rail workers Acadian dancers Kiowa singers and sea chanteys among the featured acts.
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Mason and Dixon Line
Sarah Gertrude Knott
University of North Carolina
Dramatic League of
Homer P. Rainey
American Youth Commission
Mary Austin
Walter Prichard Eaton
Yale School of the Drama
Constance Rourke
George Lyman Kittredge
Harvard University
Walter Hough
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Louise Pound
Frances Densmore
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dallas
Texas
Adult Education Council of
Plains
Illinois
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Indiana
Vincennes
Cecelia Ray Berry
Louisiana
Lousiana State University
Lafayette
St. Martinsville
Evangeline
Michigan
Grand Rapids
E. C. Beck
Northern State Teachers College
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H. S. Babcock
Alma
Missouri
Arkansas
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Springfield
Mabel Mueller
Rolla
Kansas City
New Mexico
Southwest
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Albuquerque
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North Carolina
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Asheville
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Bucknell University
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Tennessee
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