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The Art of Stage Dancing

by Ned Wayburn

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  1. 1Epigraph — Note
  2. 2Dedication — A Bit of Ancient History
  3. 3One View of Grand Ball Room — Modern Stage Dancing
  4. 4Lace Ballet, Follies of 1922
  5. 5Oscar Shaw
  6. 6One of Over Twenty Daily Dancing Classes at the Ned Wayburn Studios
  7. 7Vivienne Segal
  8. 8Paulette Duval and Ned Wayburn Pupils, Follies of 1923
  9. 9Ned Wayburn’s Foundation Technique
  10. 10Class in Dancing Foundation Technique at the Ned Wayburn Studios
  11. 11Louise Groody
  12. 12Partial View of Demi-Tasse Theatre, Ned Wayburn Studios
  13. 13Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginner’s Class in Foundation Technique
  14. 14Conditioning Class at the Ned Wayburn Studios
  15. 15Ned Wayburn’s Musical Comedy Dancing
  16. 16Fred and Adele Astaire
  17. 17Cecil Lean
  18. 18Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Musical Comedy Dancing
  19. 19Scene From “Ned Wayburn’s Symphonic Jazz Revue”
  20. 20Ann Pennington
  21. 21Private Lockers in Dressing Rooms
  22. 22Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Tap and Step Dancing
  23. 23The Three Reilly’s — Alice, Gracie and Johnny
  24. 24Ned Wayburn’s Acrobatic Dancing
  25. 25Acrobatic Dancing Practice
  26. 26Evelyn Law — Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Acrobatic Dancing
  27. 27Lina Basquette
  28. 28Marion Chambers
  29. 29Terms Used in Ned Wayburn’s Modern — Americanized Ballet Technique
  30. 30The Birth of Venus
  31. 31Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginners’ — Class in Ballet Technique
  32. 32Virginia Bacon
  33. 33Ned Wayburn’s Exhibition Dancing
  34. 34Mary Eaton
  35. 35Class in Stage Makeup at the Ned Wayburn Studios
  36. 36Stage Costumes
  37. 37A Corner of Wardrobe Room
  38. 38Mildred Leisy Wearing Type of Practice Costume Worn for Ballet Dancing
  39. 39Dancing Tempos
  40. 40Diet and Dancing
  41. 41Scene From Ned Wayburn’s “Honeymoon Cruise”
  42. 42Ned Wayburn Show Girls, Follies of 1922
  43. 43Dancing and Good Health
  44. 44“Who’s Who” in the Show
  45. 45Professional Coaching and Producing for Amateur Entertainments
  46. 46Moonlight Ballet, Follies of 1923
  47. 47Dorothy Dickson and Carl Hyson
  48. 48A Corner in One of the Ladies’ Dressing Rooms
  49. 49A Private Lesson With Music, Being Supervised by Mr. Wayburn (at Wi…
  50. 50Experience
  51. 51Inspiration
  52. 52Atmosphere
  53. 53Dancing Children
  54. 54Ned Wayburn and Two Tiny Pupils: Herbert Colton, 6; Patty Coakley, 5
  55. 55Dancing Hands
  56. 56Dancing Feet
  57. 57Dancing Shoes
  58. 58Types of Dancing Shoes
  59. 59The Quest of Beauty
  60. 60Janet Stone and Nick Long, Jr.
  61. 61Who’s Afraid!
  62. 62The Dance — And the Drama
  63. 63Personality in the Dance
  64. 64Dancing and Ease of Manner
  65. 65Dancing and Civilization
  66. 66Ned Wayburn’s Private Office
  67. 67Dancing and Cheerfulness
  68. 68“Little Old New York,” Follies of 1923
  69. 69Dancing as a Social Accomplishment
  70. 70Universal Appreciation of the Dance
  71. 71The Melting Pot of the Dance
  72. 72Your Opportunities
  73. 73Ada May (Weeks)
  74. 74Stage-Craft
  75. 75Grand Ball Room in Ned Wayburn Studios
  76. 76One Scene From Ned Wayburn’s “Demi-Tasse Revue”
  77. 77Forms of Stage Contracts
  78. 78“By the South Sea Moon,” Follies of 1922
  79. 79Ned Wayburn Studios of Stage Dancing
  80. 80Daily Schedule for Adult Girls
  81. 81Saturday Classes for Children

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