New American National Dance Promoted by Maurice Mouvet
Maurice Mouvet, famed dancer, promotes a new American national dance to replace European influence. He describes past dances like the fox trot and tango, and argues for an American creation taught in schools, supported by 50 Washington schoolchildren for a congressional showing.
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Europe
South
Congress
Washington
Marvellous craze for dancing spurs war era parallels
The piece notes a recurring dance craze preceding major conflicts, tracing echoes from primitive times to modern history. It recalls a 1900s scene in St Petersburg with 2000 dancers at the Aquarium ballroom and reports on societies across Europe embracing ballroom and fountain social life before wars, hinting at unrest and cosmic theories but avoiding definitive causes.
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Mintory
Louis XVI
Europe
St Petersburg
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Surf-Riding Gains Fame at Balmy Winter Resorts
A vivid survey explains surf riding origin in the South Seas, Duce Duke Kahanamoku’s role, and how American watersmen embrace the sport along the Pacific Coast. It details sandy beaches, clean surf, and the thrill of riding breakers from prone to upright feats, with boards from small to ten feet, and the risk of spills balanced by skill.
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George
Mary
Michael of
Risaia
Kent- Woow
London
Maryito
Anilione
Ito
Ganoces
South Sea Islands
Duke Kabanamoku
Pacific Coast
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