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Dance on: Ernestine Stodelle
Dancer, teacher, and author Ernestine Stodelle recalls her beginnings as a dancer, including studies with Ruth Jensen, who had studied at Denishawn. She discusses her experiences as a member of Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman's dance company, particularly in the Broadway shows Lysistrata, School for Husbands, and Americana. The interview also touches upon the ideas and contributions of Ruth St. Denis, Humphrey, and Pauline Lawrence.
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