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Dancers around the world, 1929 1-2
Dancers around the world, 1929 1/2 - Georgia Graves, an American dancer appearing at the Folies Bergere, Paris (top left), Angna Enters, who has appeared in Europe (top right), the boys of the Near East Orphanage School in Athens doing a modern Greek dance (centre), Bee Jackson who appeared in the Broadway show Carnival (bottom left) and Eva Beltri, a Mexican dancer (bottom right) Date: 1929
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Appeared Appearing Athens Bergere Bottom Broadway Carnival Dancer Dancers Enters Folies Georgia Graves Jackson Mexican Near Night Life Orphanage Variety Vaudeville 1929 Cabaret
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Dancers Around the World, 1929 1/2
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is an intriguing photograph that captures the essence of international dance culture during the Roaring Twenties. The image features five dancers from different parts of the world, each embodying the unique dance styles of their respective regions. At the top left, we see Georgia Graves, an American dancer gracing the stage at the legendary Folies Bergère in Paris, France. Her modern and expressive movements reflect the influence of American jazz on European dance scenes. Top right, Angna Enters, a versatile dancer who had already made a name for herself in Europe, is shown in an elegant pose, her graceful form a testament to the enduring appeal of classical dance. In the center, we find the boys of the Near East Orphanage School in Athens, Greece, performing a modern Greek dance. Their energetic and synchronized movements showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region and the joy of traditional dance. At the bottom left, Bee Jackson, an African American dancer, is pictured following her successful run in the Broadway show "Carnival." Her vibrant and captivating performance style represents the groundbreaking impact of jazz and African American culture on the global stage. Lastly, Eva Beltri, a Mexican dancer, is depicted at the bottom right. Her passionate and rhythmic movements showcase the infectious energy and allure of Mexican jazz, adding another layer to the diverse tapestry of dance during the 1920s. This photograph, taken in 1929, captures the spirit of a world coming together through the universal language of dance. It is a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural exchange that characterized the entertainment scene of the 1920s, with its blend of jazz, classical, and traditional dance styles. The image is a testament to the power of dance as a means of connecting people and cultures, and its ability to transcend borders and bring joy to audiences around the world.
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