Dance critics warn of modern dances amid church concerns
Dr. Duffey cites pastors and scholars including Ernest Bell Gypsy Smith Frank Richardson Hugh Munsterberg Theodore Bingham and others to condemn contemporary dances as tools of moral degradation. He condemns one step waltz and other moves tracing origins to Paris and notes church warnings and a Benedict XV decree against dancing at church events.
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Chicago
Gypsy Smith
Frank C. Richardson
Boston
Hugh Munsterberg
Harvard University
Theodore Bingham
Police
New York City
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Paris
Gault
Lazarus
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New York Sun
Nude In Movies To Be Forbidden
New York January 23 The nude in motion picture art has been banned by the National Board of Review. All member producers of the National Association agreed not to permit such figures in their photo plays. Directors and writers were instructed accordingly after a nationwide investigation revealed widespread disapproval.
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National Board of Review
National Association
Wadsworth Buys Virginia Riding Horse
Former Congressman James W. Wadsworth of Genesee New York traveled from his stock farm to Page County to purchase a riding horse. He bought the animal from Edward L. Dofflemeyer, a local farmer.
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Genesee, N. Y
United States
New York
Paget County
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Nan Morgan and De Spain Clash in Music Mountain Tale
In a rugged frontier saga Nan Morgan resists De Spain as he seeks safety and aid after a failed capture. Their nocturnal vigil at Nan’s window leads to wary talks about danger, loyalties, and a fragile bond amid raiding factions in Duke Morgan’s tight-knit camp.
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Spain
Nan Morgan
Susie Mountain
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Morgan
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Sam
Gale
Strategy and confinement at Sleepy Cat hospital
One week in repairs becomes a pivotal period for De Spain who, chained to a hospital bed, confronts reflection and a transformed mindset after a period of action. The narrative builds tension as restraint forces inward focus and strategic shifts emerge.
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Cat
de Spain
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