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100	1		_aPage, Ruth _d1899-1991 _eauthor
245	1	0	_aPage by page / _cby Ruth Page ; edited and with an introd. by Andrew Mark Wentink
260			_aBrooklyn, N.Y. : _bDance Horizons, _c©1978.
300			_axvi, 224 p. : _bill. ; _c25 cm.
505			_tPART I: THE BEGINNINGS : _tAutobiographical musings -- _tThe Russian Ballet -- _tSerge Oukrainsky -- _tAnna Pavlova -- _tSeven poems 1928-29 -- _tPART II: DANCING AROUND THE WORLD : _tMy side of the footlights -- _tA Balinese rhapsody -- _tThrough propaganda to art -- _tThe dances of Japan -- _tThe Dance: London style -- _tA dancer glimpses Europe -- _tThe Dance: among Latins -- _tBlessed by the U.S.O. -- _tParis, 1950 The American invasion: Revenge -- _tSeagulls and swans -- _tWe who travel -- _tGone with the wind -- _tFairyland -- _tBallet festival in Venice -- _tPART III: THE ART OF DANCING : _tThe dancer as student -- _tDance and drama -- _tBilly Sunday in the ballet -- _tThe use of the speaking voice with dance movement -- _tDance: 1923 -- _tOpera as dance -- _tThe devil at the keyhole -- _tAmericana in the making -- _tDance in Chicago as I have known it -- _tKids want culture -- _tCritics: what for? -- _tPART IV: LA VIE A ST. TROPEZ : _tI hate you, Yves St. Laurent -- _tSt. Laurent invades St. Tropez -- _tIt's a dog's life -- _tPART V: PROFILES : _tOur George -- _tAnn Barzel -- _tClavé -- _tAndréDelfau -- _tPatrick Healy Kay -- _tFlemming the family man -- _tMarigoula -- _tFerddie Franklin: "God's gift to choreographers" -- _tKreutzberg as I knew him -- _tAlicia Markova -- _tFather Mitchell -- _tRudi is always top -- _tMy brother, Irvine -- _tI;ll have to ask George -- _tDearest Van -- _tGripes.
520			_a"Ruth Page has been at the forefront of American and international dance as dancer, choreographer and company director for the past six decades. Taking her several times the world over, her career has touched and been touched by many of the most important movements and artists of our time. In Page by Page, she makes her debut as author. Collected here for the first time are most of the thoughts and impressions of her extraordinary career, only a few of which have been published before, some more than a half a century ago." -- Book Jacket
600	1	0	_aPage, Ruth _d1899-1991
650		0	_aDancers _zUnited States _xBiography
650		0	_aChoreographers _zUnited States _xBiography
700			_4aui _4edt _aWentink, Andrew Mark _d1948-
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