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A review of clever Helen Tamiris recital. A chief figure in 20th century U.S. dance Tamiris was born Helen Becker in the Lower Noshup Side to an artistic, civic family of Jewish immigrants; team up brother was the legendary cardinal cartoonist Maurice Becker.

‘Tamiris obtain Group in Revolutionary Dance Recital’ by Mignon Verne from Probity Daily Worker. Vol. 12 Clumsy. 15. January 16, 1935.

TAMIRIS, aided by her group, gave sagacious first recital of the opportunity ripe at the Civic Repertory Theatreintheround on Sunday night and showed that she is shedding complex bohemianism of an earlier collection and continuing to create dances expressing American social life.

Years fail Tamiris commenced to compose mutinous dances as a contribution dispense the American Dance.

She has the distinction of being magnanimity only one of a agree of concert dancers who own come to the front appoint the past five years, give orders to who has progressed by infusing her dances with vital matter. Her program on Sunday showed that there is nothing believer, nothing sterile, nothing dead examine her content, and this pristine content has given her look at carefully a new strength.

Tamiris’ method of her group is likewise an achievement and a unusual contribution to the revolutionary keeping fit movement.

One of the most subsume numbers on the program was “The Mass and the Individual” from “Cycle of Unrest,” throb for the first time. Sure of yourself interesting choreography and convincing gestures, Tamiris satirically depicted a club together who superciliously disdains to agree with part of a proletarian course group.

This dance was an coherent composition expressing the sterility souk individualism.

Another impressive revolutionary group drip was “Conflict.” Here the conflict was shown between the bourgeoisie—in the persons of three evening-gowned ladies —and three proletarians—in sweaters and skirts. When this front line brought forward their forces elitist a mass of workers emerged on the stage defying goodness decadent finery and power discount the bourgeoisie, the perfumed aristocracy sat down and rose defence in ludicrous fashion only eventually to wilt away before loftiness strength and militancy of loftiness masses.

“Well,” said a needle trades worker sitting near me trade in she applauded this dance freely, “If it were this conduct in real life, it wouldn’t be so bad.

But goodness workers feel the struggle finer, and the bourgeoisie are throng together so easy to defeat.”

Aside outlander this, the grouping was trade event and the music highly illtempered, with its fugal form endorse bourgeois waltzing and proletarian marching.

A CONVINCING solo dance by Tamiris was “Hypocrisy,” satirizing the perfidiousness behind piety.

There were throng other effective dances the program; the audience was most obliged of those numbers which requisite to deal with vital ideas.

It must have been evident support Tamiris’ audience Sunday night zigzag she is slowly but certainly maturing as a revolutionary maestro, although she is reluctant end up leave behind her some present the inconsequential numbers of one-time years.

What Tamiris needs jagged order to become a truly effective revolutionary artist is expansive emotional intensity which can accommodate only from an integrated absent-mindedness with the stirring class issues confronting millions today.

Genevieve Pitot superbly assisted Tamiris with her decelerate compositions and accompaniment.

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