Juana de Laban Dance Collection


Overview of the Collection
Accession No.:	MA 91-9
Repository:	Texas/Dallas History & Archives, Dallas Public Library 1515 Young St Dallas, TX 75201
Creator:	Juana de Laban
Title:	Juana de Laban Collection
Dates:	1924-1976
Quantity:	45 cubic feet (63 boxes)
Abstract:	When Juana de Laban learned in 1978 that her life was coming to an end, she instructed her cousin Elizabeth Hecht Miller, executrix of her estate, to transfer ownership of her extensive dance collection to Robyn Baker Flatt. Juana de Laban and Flatt met in 1954 when Flatt's father, Dr. Paul Baker, founding director of the Dallas Theatre Center (DTC), engaged Laban as Associate Professor for the drama department at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. Although Laban had instructed her cousin to give the collection to Flatt, both Miller and Flatt believed it best to donate the collection to the DTC for tax reasons. Following Laban's death in 1978, her cousin Elizabeth Miller transferred ownership of the dance collection to the DTC. This collection remained housed at the DTC for four years. In 1982, the DTC was in a period of turmoil. Paul Baker was fired from his twenty-six year position as Artistic Director of the DTC. Fearing that the collection was about to be given to a repository in another city Flatt quickly arranged for the transfer of the collection to the Dallas Public Library (DPL).
Language:	The records are in English, German, Hungarian, French, and Spanish.

Biographical Note

Juana de Laban von Varalja was an internationally recognized teacher, performer, choreographer, director, author, critic, and theatre and dance history scholar. As a dance educator, Laban influenced the development of the pedagogy of dance history and research. Juana de Laban, the eldest daughter of Rudolf von Laban and Maya Lenares, was born on October 21, 1910. Laban's mother was a famous Italian opera singer and her father was a world-famous movement analyst, philosopher, writer, director, choreographer, and dancer who developed the Labanotation dance notation system. Laban's early years were dominated by the tutelage of her father. By 1934, she had earned a diploma from the Royal Hungarian Academy in Budapest where she specialized in the national dances of Hungary. During the mid-1930's, she toured Austria, Switzerland, and Germany as a solo danseuse and served as a critic for The Dancing Times and Der Tanz. Her understanding of the arts and fluency in five languages provided her with a world picture that was to guide her professional career.

At the onset of WWII in 1938, she immigrated to the United States. In 1939, Laban and dance partner, Frances Bartha, toured together and opened the Laban Dance Studio in New York City. In 1941, she began her American academic training at Yale University, completing a Master of Fine Arts in 1943 and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in theatre arts in 1947.

After graduation, Laban shifted her focus away from performing to concentrate on her role as educator. She built her career in academia through a series of posts in American public institutions, teaching and speaking on modern educational dance, folk dancing, and the role of dance as part of a fine arts curriculum. In 1954, Paul Baker, chairman of the drama department at Baylor University, recruited Laban to head the graduate division for drama, where she taught stage movement and theatre history. The next eight years were exceptionally fruitful for Laban: developing new courses; spearheading a national trend to train actors in movement; directing and choreographing student productions; and teaching in South America on a Fulbright Lectureship.

In 1963, Laban accepted a position at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she returned to a position within a dance department. Here she concentrated on teaching, publishing, and speaking about the importance of scholarly research and the study of dance history. As an early member of the Committee on Research in Dance (CORD), Laban helped shape the development of this organization. By 1967, Laban became so committed to scholarly research that she founded a private business, the Dance Research Associates, to perform research assignments on a request basis.

Because of her distinguished reputation, Southern Methodist University in Dallas recruited Laban to head the burgeoning graduate dance program in 1971. Upon her return to Dallas, Laban renewed her association with the DTC and Paul Baker. Robyn Baker Flatt, a former student and Baker's daughter, appointed Laban to the DTC graduate program in 1973. Ill health forced her retirement to Temple, TX where she died of cancer in 1978, at the age of 68.

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Scope and Contents

The scope of the Juana de Laban Dance Collection housed at the Dallas Public Library is so broad that it can serve as an important general resource for international research on the many idioms of dance and for the study of human movement. The size of the collection is impressive. The collection consists of 45 cubic feet of manuscript and non-manuscript items, 1,000 volumes of printed materials and 1,100 issues of 20 serial subscriptions.

The manuscript and non-manuscript items in the Juana de Laban Dance Collection consist of 63 boxes of materials stored in the Texas/Dallas History and Archives Division. The handwritten and typed manuscript items include correspondence, notebooks, card files, drafts of articles, book reviews, lectures, and speeches. Non-manuscript materials, such as photographs, slides, glass transparencies, motion pictures, film strips, audio tapes, music scores, and dance notation scores are also present in the collection.

One seventh of the collection's books were written in foreign languages. Most of these required original Library of Congress cataloging. The books, journals, and phonograph recordings have been dispersed into the Fine Arts Division holdings. Other textual items which do not bear a direct relationship to Juana de Laban's research and writings were incorporated within the vertical files of the Fine Arts Division.

The collection is strongest in those materials which pertain to: Laban's professional life and contributions to dance; her father, Rudolph von Laban, and his theories regarding dance and human movement; Albrecht Knust, a researcher who aided in the development of Labanotation; Ruth St. Denis, an early architect of modern dance; dance in Germany at the turn of the century; and various contemporary and historical movement notation systems.

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Arrangement

Following are repeated practices observed by the compiler of this register:

Abbreviations: The names used most frequently throughout the register, Juana de Laban and Rudolf von Laban, have been abbreviated to JdL and RvL respectively.

Correspondence: The name of the writer of a letter is given first, the recipient, after the slash. Two or more writers indicate a joint letter.

Fragments: Incomplete documents have been designated as fragments. In many cases, only a portion of the identifying information regarding the document is available. In this case, what is known is given and what is not known is omitted.

Photographs: Photographs from the same piece, taken at the same time, have been grouped in a single folder or series of folders. The same is true for portraits. Whenever photographs of a single artist appear in separate folders, it has been assumed that they represent different dance pieces, costumes, or time periods. Unless otherwise designated, performers in a titled work were photographed in costume.

Titles: Most titles have been taken from the manuscripts themselves. Titles of articles, lectures, dance concerts have been placed in quotation marks. Titles of books and journals and performances of plays and major dance works have been underlined. Minor works have been placed in quotation marks. At times, a title has not been identified and a descriptive title has been supplied within brackets by the compiler to elucidate the subject matter. Entries that have not been capitalized, such as miscellaneous research materials, indicate a description of the contents of a folder rather than a title.

?: A question mark denotes uncertainty on the part of the compiler. For example, a question mark following a name has been placed there because the handwriting was illegible.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Use

Photocopying of fragile materials is not permitted. Reproduction of photographs is permitted under the guidelines of the Dallas Public Library photography reproduction policies.

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Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Persons:

Juana de Laban

Places:

Dallas (Tex.)

Subjects:

Dance - history

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Series 1 - Personal Documents (Boxes 1-2) 1900-1978
		This series contains two subseries spanning the years 1900 to 1978: LABAN FAMILY PAPERS and VISUAL WORKS. LABAN FAMILY PAPERS consists of miscellaneous official documents, professional papers of other family members, JdL personal notes, financial receipts and correspondence. Folder arrangement is hierarchical and chronological. VISUAL WORKS consist primarily of photographs of family and personal associates. Folder arrangement is chronological.
Box	Folder
1		LABAN FAMILY PAPERS
	1	Official document granting nobility to JdL's grandfather and all legal offspring (carbon copy in Hungarian), 1928
	2	Maria Laban de Varalja's Will (photostat in German), 1961/1969
	3	Announcement of Maria Laban von Varalja's death (in German), post Dec. 14, 1975
	4	"Technical Meeting on Problems of Nomadism and Sedentarisation" (typescript) by JdL's Aunt Renee, Apr. 1964
	5	"Das Bewegunserlebnis" (carbon copy in German) by JdL's brother, Roland Laban, Aug. 1950
	6	"Doe Motrik" (carbon copy in German) by Roland Laban, Oct. 1951
	7	"Franz Kafka" (carbon copy in German) by Roland Laban, Dec. 1953
	8	"Die Formen des Raumlichen" (typescript in German) by Roland Laban, 1960
	9	"Berichte: uber die Durchfuhrung des Schulversuches `Uberwindung zivilisationsbedingter Lernschwierigkeiten bei intelligenten Kindern'" (carbon copy in German) by Roland Laban, n.d.
	10	Draft of ad seeking roommate (holograph), ca. 1942
	11	Notes (holographs in English and German): a) Lambasting American dance world that claimed JdL was not of the same caliber as her father; b and c) Ideas taken from RvL's Die Welt des Tanzers, ca. 1947
	12	Note (holograph) to herself reminding her where she stored grant materials, ca. 1960
	13	Architectural drawings, correspondence, and bid for JdL's residence in Santa Monica, CA, 1967
	14	Note (holograph) criticizing the Dallas business ethic toward the arts, ca. 1973
	15	Note (holograph) lamenting the lack of time to pursue knowledge, n.d.
	16	Financial receipts and related correspondence from Ver Bibliographisches Institut (in German), Nov. 8, 1965-Feb. 28, 1978
	17	Financial receipts from Blackwell's, May 29, 1969-June 1, 1973
	18	Misc. financial receipts and related correspondence, June 16, 1948-July 10, 1978
Box	Folder
2		VISUAL WORKS
	1	Ruth Lederer ?, and mother, photograph - portrait, ca. 1900
	2	Rezso Laban, JdL's grandfather, photograph - candid, ca. 1900
	3	JdL, photograph - portrait, ca. 1913
	4	Grandmother Laban, photograph - candid, 1922
	5	"Tanzerin" by George Kolbe, photograph of bronze sculpture done in 1912, ca. 1934
	6	Laban family, photograph - candid, Mar. 1940
	7	Maria Laban de Varalja, photograph - candid, Mar. 1940
	8	JdL, photograph - candid, 1943
	9	JdL, two photographs - candid, 1945
	10	JdL, photograph - candid, ca. July 1947
	11	Etelka Laban, photograph - protrait, Nov. 7, 1947
	12	Unidentified musicians, photograph - candid, ca. 1948
	13	JdL, three photographs - candid, ca. 1948
	14	Grand Canyon, eight photographs, ca. 1948
	15	Unidentified church and landscape, three photographs, ca. 1948
	16	JdL with Hanya Holm and Alwin Nikolais at Colorado College, two photographs - candid, ca. 1948
	17	JdL with Hanya Holm and Kapila Malik at Colorado College, photograph - candid, ca. 1948
	18	Kapila Malik at Colorado College, photograph - candid, ca. 1948
	19	Hanya Holm with Alwin Nikolais at Colorado College, photograpn - candid, ca. 1948
	20	Hanya Holm with students at Colorado College, two photographs - candid, ca. 1948
	21	Hanya Holm at Colorado College, three photographs - candid, ca. 1948
	22	JdL at Colorado College, photograph - candid, ca. 1948
	23	Kapila Malik at Colorado College, photograph - candid, ca. 1948
	24	JdL with Kapila Malik, Murray Gitlin, Bernice and Melva Weinberger, two photographs - candid, May 8, 1949 and June 1949
	25	JdL with Murray Gitlin, Bernice and Melva Weinberger, two photographs - candid, May 8, 1949
	26	JdL, two photographs - candid, 1949
	27	Kapila Malik, three photographs - portraits, 1950
	28	Kapila Malik, four photographs - in costume, 1950
	29	JdL with Grace ?, photograph - candid, 1950
	30	JdL, photograph - candid, 1950
	31	JdL, two photographs - candid, ca. 1950
	32	JdL with two unidentified women, two photographs - candid, ca. 1950
	32a	JdL, photograph - candid, ca. 1950
	33	Maria Laban de Varalja, photograph - candid, Sept. 15, 1955
	34	Roland Laban, photograph - portrait, 1955
	35	Renate Laban and Maria Lederer von Laban, photograph - candid, Sept. 1956
	36	Laban house, two photographs, Sept. 1956
	37	JdL, photograph - candid, 1957
	38	7th Century A.D. painting at Monastery of St. Catherine at Mt. Sanai, 1958
	39	Roland Laban, photograph - portrait, 1958
	39a	Roland Laban, photograph - candid, 1959
	40	Fulbright Lectureship - South American military parade, 11 photographs, 1959
	41	Fulbright Lectureship - Chile and Brazil, nine photographs, 1959
	42	Fulbright Lectureship - Chilean street performance, six photographs, ca. 1959
	43	Fulbright Lectureship - misc., eight photographs, ca. 1960
	44	Fulbright Lectureship - misc., 15 photographs, ca. 1960
	45	Fulbright Lectureship - Argentina, 20 photographs, ca. 1960
	46	Fulbright Lectureship - Chile, San Juan, Isla de Chile, 15 photographs, ca. 1960
	47	Fulbright Lectureship - "An Inspector Calls," photograph, ca. 1960
	48	Roland Laban, photograph - candid, 1960
	49	Roland Laban, two photographs - candid, 1960
	50	JdL with members of the Ebrahim family, two photographs - candid, 1967
	51	Members of the Ebrahim family, seven photographs - candid, 1967
	52	JdL with members of Ebrahim family on JdL's birthday, seven photographs - candid, 1967
	53	Members of the Ebrahim family on JdL's birthday, four photographs - candid, 1967
	54	Maria Laban de Varalja and Etelka Laban, photograph -candid, July 1970
	55	JdL with Marie-Lise Gazarian and unidentified woman at Orient Pt., Long Island, NY, four photographs - candid, Aug. 14, 1970
	56	JdL, photograph - candid, ca. 1976
	57	? Horvath, pencil drawing by Alessandro Morssi ?, 1929


Series II - Educational Training - Yale University (Boxes 3-5)
		This material is divided into two subseries reflecting JdL's years at Yale University, 1942-1947. The first subseries, MASTER of FINE ARTS, contains holograph and typescript notes of class lectures, holograph drafts of thesis components, and JdL's diploma. The folders are arranged chronologically. The second subseries, DOCTOR of PHILOSOPHY, includes correspondence pertaining to JdL's dissertation. In addition, this subseries contains original and photostat copies of historical research materials, holograph drafts of dissertation components, and JdL's diploma. Again, the folders are arranged chronologically. See also oversized box 56, folders 1-3.
Box	Folder
3		MASTER OF FINE ARTS
	1	"Medieval Theatre," collection of student papers written for seminar studies course (carbon copy), 1937
	2	Drama class notes (typescript and holograph), 1941-1942
Box	Folder
4		MASTER OF FINE ARTS (cont.)
	1	Drama class notes (holograph), Jan. 5, 1942- May 12, 1942
	1a	Yale International Society square dance event, May 2, 1942
	2	Drama 130 class journal (holograph), Instructor: McMullen, June 1942
	3	Drama 136 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Nicoll, June 1942
	4	Drama 129 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Beran ?, Sept. 1942
	5	Drama 140 class journal (holograph), Instructor: McMullen, Sept. 1942
	6	Drama 124 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Tucker-Brooke, Oct. 1942
	7	Misc. drama class notes (holograph and typescript in English and German), ca. 1942
	8	Television class notes (holograph and clipping in Hungarian), ca. 1942
	9	Stage lighting class notes (holograph and typescript), ca. 1942
	10	Diction class notes (holograph), ca. 1942
	11	Theatre history bibliography (typescript), ca. 1942
	12	Musical composers and works (typescript), ca. 1942
	13	Subject headings for dance (typescript), ca. 1942
	14	xcerpts from plays (holograph and typescript), ca. 1942
	15	Dialogue for characterization development (holograph and typescript), ca. 1942
	16	Drama 131 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Cole, June 1943
	17	Drama 137 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Fortou ?, June 1943
	18	Drama 124 class journal (holograph), Instructor: Tucker-Brooke, 1943
	18a	Notes (holograph) and visual reproductions used for Thesis, ca. 1943
	19	Thesis - Outline (holograph), ca. 1943
	20	Thesis - Introduction (holograph), ca. 1943
	21	Thesis - Draft (holograph), ca. 1943
	22	Thesis - Conclusion (holograph), ca. 1943
	23	Thesis - Bibliography (holograph and typescript), ca. 1943
	24	Thesis - The Masque as Forerunner of the English Opera, June 1943
	24a	Diploma (original), June 1943
4		DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
	25	Correspondence - James T. Babb/JdL, Dec. 12, 1946
	26	Correspondence - Oscar James Campbell/JdL, Oct. 10, 1946; Dec. 9, 1946
	27	Correspondence - Walter Eaton/JdL,
			Feb. 19, 1947
			Mar. 9, 1947
			Mar. 13, 1947
	28	Correspondence - Zoltan Haraszti/JdL,
			Oct. 29, 1946
			Dec. 17, 1946
			Jan. 18, 1947
	29	Correspondence - Lillian Moore/JdL,
			Dec. 10, 1946
			Jan. 26, 1947
	30	Correspondence - George C. D. Odell/JdL ,
			Mar. 10, 1946
			Jan. 15, 1947
	31	Correspondence - W. R. Richardson/JdL,
			Sept. 4, 1945
	32	Correspondence - Kenneth A. Robinson/JdL,
			Jan. 20, 1949
			Jan. 29, 1949
	33	Correspondence - Minnie Adams Segar/JdL,
			Feb. 20, 1947
			Mar. 13, 1947
			Mar. 19, 1947
	34	Correspondence - Hartley Simpson/JdL,
			Oct. 18, 1946
			Jan. 9, 1947
	35	Correspondence - Irene Steidl/JdL,
			Oct. 15, 1946
	36	Correspondence - Mary Edith Thomas/JdL,
			Dec. 22, 1946
	37	Correspondence - Sarah M. Usher/JdL,
			Oct. 21, 1946
	38	Correspondence - William Van Lennep/JdL,
			Feb. 17, 1947
			Mar. 7, 1947
	39	Correspondence - JdL/Ocar James Campbell,
			Oct. 7, 1946
			Dec. 2, 1946
	40	Correspondence - JdL/Dissertation Committee,
			Jan. 23, 1947
	41	Correspondence - JdL/Walter Eaton,
			Mar. 11, 1947
	41a	Correspondence - JdL/George C. D. Odell,
			ca. Jan. 1947
	42	Historical research materials used for dissertation (original and photostat), ca. 1946
	43	Dissertation - Description and Dedication (holograph and typescript), ca. 1947
	44	Dissertation - Sayings on the dance put before each chapter (holograph), ca. 1947
	45	Dissertation - Preparation and research quotations (holograph), ca. 1947
	46	Dissertation - Bibliography of illustrations (holograph), ca. 1947
	47	Dissertation - Thoughts on Romantic Ballet Chapter (holograph), ca. 1947
	48	Dissertation - Ballets 1733-1817 (holograph), ca. 1947
	49	Dissertation - Survey portion/Closing (holograph), ca. 1947
	50	Dissertation - Museum of City of NY exhibit notes (holograph), ca. 1947
	51	Dissertation - Preparation for section on Operas (holograph), ca. 1947
	52	Commencement Exercises and Diploma (originals and reproductions), July 1947
	53	Notes (holograph and fragment) taken on dissertation topic post completion of degree, ca. 1952
Box	Folder
5		EDUCATIONAL TRAINING (cont.)
	1	Dissertation - The Dance in the American Theatre: An Analytical History Based on the New York Stage from 1750 to 1821 (corrected draft copy), June 1947


Series III - Educational Activities (Boxes 6-10)
		JdL's professional educational career from 1937 to 1976 is reflected in this series. The first subseries includes JdL's resumes. After which, educational affiliations comprise the major divisions within this series. There is an alphabetical arrangement of folders for each university, college, studio or dance camp subseries. Based on the presence of documents in the collection, each subseries is hierarchically ordered from the general to the specific. For example, general university and departmental information precedes more specific course materials. Within each folder, the records are arranged chronologically. College catalogs, lesson plans, class and lecture notes, reports, student papers, bibliographies, clippings, research materials, and photographs make up the remaining contents of this series. An exception to this order is the arrangement of the South American universities associated with JdL's Fulbright Lectureship and Rockefeller Grant. These have been grouped under the heading Fulbright Lectureship. See also oversized box 56, folders 4-8.
Box	Folder
6		CURRICULA VITAE
	1	Through 1947
	2	Through 1950
	3	Through 1952
	4	Through 1954
	5	Through 1963
	6	Through 1971
	7	Through 1977
	8	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Catalogs and broadside, 1951-1953
	9	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Report of Dance Department, 1950-1951
	10	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Report of Dance Department, 1951-1952
	11	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Misc. departmental information, Oct. 11, 1950 - May 22, 1952
	12	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Misc. classroom materials, n.d.
	13	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Dance students, six photographs - in class, ca. 1950-1952
	14	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Hanya Holm with dancers, two photographs - in class, ca. 1950-1952
	15	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Henry Cowell with students and faculty, four photographs - candid, ca. 1950-1952
	16	ADELPHI COLLEGE, Garden City, NY - Program for Creative Arts Workshops at Adelphi Community Institute of the Arts, Oct. 9, 1950
	17	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Catalogs, 1957-1963
	18	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Misc. university and departmental information, Feb. 8, 1956-May 15, 1963
	19	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Misc. university information, n.d.
	20	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Area report, n.d.
	21	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Listing of drama-related books in library, n.d.
	22	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Exhibit on Chilean experimental theatre company, Oct. 21, 1960-Nov. 21, 1960
	23	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL at exhibit on Chilean experimental theatre company, three photographs - publicity, ca. Oct. 1960
	24	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Exhibit on Chilean experimental theatre, two photographs, ca. Oct. 1960
	25	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Ford Foundation Report, Oct. 10, 1962
	26	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Theatre Communications Group Executive Committee Report, Feb. 25, 1961
	27	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Theatre Communications Group Report by Pat Brown, July 15, 1961
	28	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Theatre Communications Group Report by Pat Brown, Dec. 7, 1961
	29	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL with Virgil Beavers, Chi-Jim Yoo, and Mary Sue Birkhead, photograph - posed, ca. Feb. 1, 1957
	30	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL with Gene McKinney and Mary Sue Birkhead, photograph - posed, ca. 1957
	31	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL demonstrating movement with students, five photographs - in class, June 1962
	32	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Students demonstrating movement, 11 photographs - in class, June 1962
	33	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Students in movement class, 11 photographs and 28 negatives - candid, ca. July 1962
	34	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL with Preston Jones and Tommy Mathis ?, two photographs - candid, 1962
	35	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL, photograph - portrait, 1962
	36	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL, photograph - candid, 1962
	37	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - JdL with two unidentified men, photograph - posed, ca. 1962
	38	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Unidentified, thirteen gesture drawings, n.d.
	39	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Unidentified, costume plate, n.d.
	40	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Unidentified, costume plate by Konig Marke, n.d.
	41	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Programs for movement demonstrations, Feb. 20, 1957-Nov. 8, 1958
	42	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 106 Integration of Abilities, taken by JdL, notebook (holograph), Instructor: Baker, Mar. 7, 1957-May 17, 1957
	43	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 106 Integration of Abilities, taken by JdL, assignments (holograph and typescript), Instructor: Baker, Mar. 8, 1957-May 17, 1957
	44	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 106 Integration of Abilities, taken by JdL, notes and drawings (holograph and typescript), n.d.
	45	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 109 Introduction to Basic Principles of Movement, notebook by Jere Bob Bowden, ca. May 1959
	46	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 109 Introduction to Basic Principles of Movement, movement demonstrations, Mar. 9, 1962-May 14, 1962
	47	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 124 Beginning Acting, not taught by JdL, study guide, ca. Jan. 1958
	48	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 214 Acting, not taught by JdL, study guides, ca. Jan. 1958-Oct. 1960
	49	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 214 Acting, not taught by JdL, study guides and student papers, n.d.
	50	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 224 Play Directing for Stage and Television, not taught by JdL, study guides, n.d.
	51	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 278 Basic Principles of Movement, lesson plans, Jan. 2, 1956-Jan. 27, 1959
	52	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 278 Basic Principles of Movement, misc., Dec. 5, 1955-Jan. 31, 1963
	53	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 278 Basic Principles of Movement, misc., n.d.
	54	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 311 Basic Production Techniques ?, not taught by JdL, study guides, n.d.
	55	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 366a Advanced Directing, not taught by JdL, study guide, ca. Oct. 1958
	56	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 376 Technical Analysis of Repertory Program, not taught by JdL, misc., Sept. 14, 1956-Nov. 16, 1956
	57	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 382/410 History of the Theatre, misc., Sept. 17, 1956-Feb. 27, 1963
	58	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 382/410 History of the Theatre, lecture notes, n.d.
	59	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 382/410 History of the Theatre, bibliographic materials, n.d.
	60	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 382/410 History of the Theatre, misc., n.d.
	61	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 390 The Play and Its Integrated Story, misc., ca. Apr. 1957-May 1958
	62	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 390 Commedia dell'Arte, misc., ante Feb. 1962-ca. Apr. 1963
	63	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 390 Commedia dell'Arte, misc., n.d.
Box	Folder
7		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)
	1	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 396 Mime, misc., Mar. 1957-1958
	2	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 396 Mime, misc., Feb. 1959-1963
	3	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 396 Mime, misc., n.d.
	4	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 408 Seminar of Movement and Related Arts, lecture notes, Feb. 12, 1957-Mar. 9, 1962
	5	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 408 Seminar of Movement and Related Arts, student papers, ca. Apr. 1962-July 1963
	6	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 408 Seminar of Movement and Related Arts, Noh lecture notes, n.d.
	7	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 408 Seminar of Movement and Related Arts, misc., n.d.
	8	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 409 Advanced Production Techniques, not taught by JdL, misc., n.d.
	9	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 450 Thesis, progress reports, Feb. 4, 1959-July 8, 1963
	10	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Drama 450 Thesis, misc., n.d.
	11	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Diction, not taught by JdL, misc., n.d.
	12	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Misc. classroom materials, Sept. 12, 1956-Feb. 6, 1963
	13	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Misc. classroom materials, n.d.
	14	BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, Waco, TX - Misc. classroom materials, n.d.
	15	BOSTON YWCA, Boston, MA - Health Education Department Program, Jan. 20, 1940
	16	COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC FOLK DANCE CAMP, Stockton, CA - Hungarian folk dance steps and misc. information, Aug. 8, 1953-Aug. 7, 1954
	17	COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC FOLK DANCE CAMP, Stockton, CA - Syllabus and broadside, Aug. 6, 1955
	18	CULTURAL ACTIVITIES CENTER, Temple, TX - Clippings, Oct. 27, 1974-Aug. 29, 1976
	19	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - Promotional materials and clippings, ante Sept. 9, 1959-1976
	20	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - Theater History, misc., 1973
	21	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - History of Styles, misc., ca. Sept. 1974-ca. May 1975
	22	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - Latin American Theatre Project, Sept 8, 1961-Nov. 1961
	23	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - JdL with Fernando Colina, Frank McMullan, Gabriela Mora, and Pedro Mortheiro at premiere of "Let the Dogs Bark," photograph - candid, ca. Mar. 1962
	24	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - "Faces of the U. S.," Mime Troupe programs, Mar. 4, 1976-Sept. 9, 1976
	25	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - "Lady Liberty," Mime Troupe materials, 1976
	26	DALLAS THEATER CENTER, Dallas, TX - "Shakespeare's Lovers," misc., ca. 1976
	27	DUNHAM SCHOOL OF DANCE AND THEATRE, New York, NY - Misc., June 1947
	28	EASTERN ILLINOIS STATE COLLEGE, Charleston, IL - Misc. 1952-1953
	29	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - University of Chile, Santiago, Chile, catalogs (in Spanish), Jan. 1960
	30	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - University of Chile, misc. university and departmental information (in Spanish), July 1959-Sept. 20, 1960
	31	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - University of Chile, lesson plans, Aug. 28, 1959-Oct. 27, 1959
	32	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - JdL with students at University of Chile, photograph - posed, 1959
	33	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - JdL's Final Report on Fulbright Lectureship in Chile, post Aug. 21, 1960
	34	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru, misc. (in Spanish), July 1960
	35	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - JdL's official opening lecture to Theatre Arts students and faculty, seven photographs - candid, July 1960
	36	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - JdL with students at University of San Marcos, six photographs - in class, ca. July 1960
	37	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - Ministry of Education, Lima, Peru, clipping (in Spanish), July 9, 1960
	38	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - University of Bahia, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, misc. (in Spanish), July 8, 1960-Sept. 9, 1960
	39	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - JdL with students at unidentified institution, six photographs - in class, ca. 1960
	40	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - Students at unidentified institution, 14 photographs - in class, ca. 1960
	41	FULBRIGHT LECTURESHIP, Latin America - Clippings (in Spanish), Aug. 19, 1959-June 28, 1960
	42	HENDRIX COLLEGE, Conway, AR - "Discovery 75" program, Feb. 1975
	43	HENRY ST. PLAYHOUSE, New York, NY - "History of the Dance" text, 1950-1951
	44	HOFSTRA COLLEGE, Hempstead, Long Island, NY - Announcement of summer session, June 1952
	45	JUANA DE LABAN DANCE SCHOOL, Berlin, Germany - Misc. (in German), ca. 1938
	46	LABAN DANCE STUDIO, New York, NY - Misc., ca. 1938-Nov. 15, 1939
	47	LEWIS and CLARK COLLEGE, Portland, OR - Misc., July 23, 1961-Aug. 14, 1961
	48	LEWIS and CLARK COLLEGE, Portland, OR - Misc., n.d.
	49	LEWIS and CLARK COLLEGE, Portland, OR - Students, four photographs - in class, ca. July 1961
	50	NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE, New York, NY - Notes (typescript) taken by student in JdL's course "Survey of the Dance" with line drawing, Jan. 29, 1947-Mar. 25, 1947
	51	NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC, New York, NY - Announcement of workshop, 1939-1940
	52	NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC, New York, NY - Program of folk songs and dances from Haiti, May 1, 1940-May 3, 1940
	53	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - "The Development of Guidelines for Classifying and Writing Abstracts of Dance Research" by Patricia A. Rowe, June 6, 1967
	54	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - Summer Dance Institute, misc., ca. July 6, 1970-July 30, 1970
	55	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - Summer Dance Institute, misc., ca. July 1970-Aug. 4, 1970
	56	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - Summer Dance Institute, misc., Aug. 13, 1970
	57	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - Summer Dance Institute, misc., Aug. 13, 1970
	58	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY - Summer Dance Institute report, ca. Aug. 14, 1970
	59	OKLAHOMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Chickasha, OK - Misc. university and departmental information, July 22, 1953-May 19, 1954
	60	OKLAHOMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Chickasha, OK - Committee for TV Production reports, Sept. 29, 1953-ante Oct. 10, 1954
	61	OKLAHOMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Chickasha, OK - Scripts and notes for OCW Miniatures, Jan. 20, 1954-Oct. 22, 1954
	62	OKLAHOMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Chickasha, OK - "Why a Women's College" panel discussion, ante Dec. 2, 1954
	63	OKLAHOMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Chickasha, OK - "The Open Window" television script, Feb. 21, 1954
	64	ROKA GYULA, Budapest, Hungary - Broadside (in Hungarian), ca. 1934
	65	SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE, San Jose, CA - Broadside, Feb. 5, 1967
Box	Folder
8		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)
	1	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Misc. university and departmental information, Sept. 2, 1971-Aug. 29, 1973
	2	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - JdL with Ethel Winters, Nakita Talin, Bob Beard, and Betty Ferguson, photograph - candid, Feb. 6, 1972
	3	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - JdL with Suzanne Paine, Carla Graham, and unidentified students, photograph - candid, Sept. 11, 1972
	4	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 2325/3325 History of the Dance, misc., Sept. 7, 1971-May 18, 1972
	5	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 2325/3325 History of the Dance, misc., n.d.
	6	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 4362 Basic Principles for Dance Theory II, misc., Jan. 24, 1973
	7	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, misc., ca. Sept. 1971-Dec. 15, 1971
	8	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, misc., ca. Jan. 1972-May 1972
	9	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, misc., Sept. 6, 1972-Apr. 11, 1973
	10	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, student papers, May 8, 1973-May 9, 1973
	11	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, misc., n.d.
	12	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 5362 Twentieth Century Concepts, misc., n.d.
	13	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 6198 Directed Studies, student projects, May 8, 1973-May 10, 1973
	14	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Dance 6395 Advanced Dance History, bibliographic materials, ca. Sept. 1971
	15	SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, Dallas, TX - Thesis concert program, Dec. 11, 1971
	16	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Misc. university information, Mar. 31, 1964-Jan. 25, 1971
	17	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Misc. university information, n.d.
	18	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Misc. dance department information, Mar. 12, 1965-Oct. 1975
	19	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Program in Dance Ethnology, misc., July 28, 1965-Nov. 11, 1968
	20	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - JdL with Jose Limon, photograph - candid, ca. 1965
	21	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Jose Limon with JdL and two unidentied persons, photograph - candid, ca. 1965
	22	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - JdL with Jose Limon, Alwin Nikolais, and other unidentified person, two photographs - candid, ca. 1965
	23	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - JdL with Alma Hawkins, Alwin Nikolais, and two unidentified persons, photograph - candid, ca. 1965
	24	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - JdL with Alwin Nikolais, photograph - candid, ca. 1965
	25	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, broadside, Nov. 6, 1966-Apr. 2, 1967
	26	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, JdL with Bella Lewitzky, photograph - candid, Nov. 6, 1966
	27	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, "Denishawn Revisted," misc., Nov. 20, 1966
	28	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Ruth St. Denis and her dancers, 11 photographs - candid, Nov. 20, 1966
	29	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Hazel Chung, Mantle Hood, and performers, 10 photographs - candid, Dec. 11, 1966
	30	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, David Lichine with dancers, three photographs - candid, Jan. 8, 1967
	31	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Gene Kelly, five photographs - candid, Jan. 22, 1967
	32	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Tony Charmoli with unidentified dancer; JdL with unidentified observers, four photographs - candid, Feb. 12, 1967
	33	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Jose Fernandez with performers, six photographs - candid, Mar. 5, 1967
	34	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Alma Hawkins and Mary Whitehouse; John Martin and Alma Hawkins; JdL with Alma Hawkins and unidentied woman, three photographs - candid, Mar. 19, 1967
	35	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Trudi Schoop; JdL with Trudi Schoop and unidentied dancer, four photographs - candid, Mar. 19, 1967
	36	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, Jeri Salkin and children dancers, four photographs - candid, Mar. 19, 1967
	37	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, JdL with Eugene Loring, two photographs - candid, Apr. 2, 1967
	38	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, JdL with Michael Baird, photograph - candid, ca. 1967
	39	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance, misc., six photographs - candid, ca. 1967
	40	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance 2, misc., ca. Jan. 1968-ca. Feb. 25, 1968
	41	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance 2, "A Portfolio of Impressions" by Elizabeth Talbot-Martin, ca. Feb. 1968
	42	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Panorama of Dance 2, student paper, ca. Feb. 1968
	43	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Proposal for field study researching dance as communication, author unidentified, ca. 1967
	44	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - JdL with Laban Award recipients Bob Small and Mike Weddle, ca. 1969
	45	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - African Studies, misc., Nov. 1, 1966-May 17, 1967
	46	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - African Studies, "African Art--A Social Anthropologist's View" (mimeograph draft) by John Beattie, Jan. 22, 1967
	47	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - African Studies, "The Affecting Symbol--Remarks on Its Nature, Its Function, and Its Study" (mimeograph draft) by Robert Plant Armstrong, Jan. 25, 1967
	48	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - African Studies, "Critical Standards for the African Arts" (mimeograph draft) by Frank McEwen, Feb. 1, 1967
	49	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - African Studies, "Music and the Musician in Igbo and Hausa Societies: A Comparative Examination" (mimeograph draft) by David Ames, Mar. 15, 1967
	50	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Latin American Studies, Play Competition (in English and Spanish), ante Mar. 10, 1966-June 29, 1967
	51	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Latin American Studies, Play Competition (in English and Spanish), Feb. 1, 1966-Dec. 18, 1966
	52	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Latin American Studies, Peace Corps Syllabus, ante Mar. 10, 1966
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9		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)
	1	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 20 Movement for the Stage, misc., Apr. 23, 1965-Dec. 20, 1967
	2	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 20 Movement for the Stage, misc., n.d.
	3	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 34 Movment for the Stage, misc., Oct. 16, 1963-ca. Oct. 1966
	4	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 34 Movement for the Stage, misc., n.d.
	5	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 37 Creative Dance, not taught by JdL, study guide, n.d.
	6	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 112 Advanced Dance, not taught by JdL, student paper, ca. Jan. 1970
	7	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, misc., Oct. 1963-Sept. 1964
	8	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, lecture notes, Oct. 1964
	9	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, misc., Jan. 1965-Mar. 1968
	10	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, student papers and test, June 1968
	11	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, misc., Oct. 1968-Dec. 1968
	12	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, misc., June 1969- May 21, 1973
	13	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 151 History of the Dance, misc., n.d.
	14	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 158 Philosophical Bases and Trends in Dance, lecture notes, Nov. 24, 1964-Dec. 1, 1964
	15	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 158 Philosophical Bases and Trends in Dance, study guides, n.d.
	16	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 170 Ethnic Dance of Eastern Cultures, not taught by JdL, misc., n.d.
	17	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., Aug. 1963-Jan. 26, 1966
	18	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., May 13, 1966-Aug. 26, 1969
	19	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., Sept. 22, 1969-Dec. 11, 1969
	20	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., Dec. 16, 1969-Jan. 20, 1970
	21	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., Aug. 12, 1970-Nov. 1970
	22	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, student papers, Dec. 7, 1970-Dec. 9, 1970
	23	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., post Dec. 9, 1970-post 1975
	24	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., n.d.
	25	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 202 Research Methods and Bibliography, misc., n.d.
	26	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., Apr. 9, 1964-Dec. 8, 1965
	27	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., Jan. 1966
	28	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., Oct. 1966-Apr. 1967
	29	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., May 1967
	30	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., June 1967-Sept. 1969
	31	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., Jan. 1970-Mar. 1970
	32	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., Jan. 18, 1971-Oct. 10, 1972
	33	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 210 Aesthetics, misc., n.d.
	34	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 220 The History of the Ballet, lecture notes, Mar. 9, 1965-May 23, 1966
	35	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 220 The History of the Ballet, misc., 1967-Jan. 1968
	36	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 220 The History of the Ballet, misc., Sept. 1968-Nov. 1970
	37	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 220 The History of the Ballet, lecture notes and student paper, n.d.
	38	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 226 Dance Expressions in Selected Cultures, misc., Nov. 8, 1968-Mar. 1969
	39	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 226 Dance Expressions in Selected Cultures, misc., July 9, 1969-Mar. 1970
	40	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Dance 226 Dance Expressions in Selected Cultures, misc., n.d.
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10		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)
	1	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., Jan. 1963-July 30, 1964
	2	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, lecture notes, ante Sept. 21, 1964-Apr. 2, 1965
	3	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., ante Sept. 20, 1965-June 6, 1966
	4	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., Oct. 3, 1966-Dec. 1966
	5	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., ante Jan. 6, 1967-May 29, 1967
	6	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., ante Oct. 2, 1967-May 23, 1968
	7	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., Oct 1968-Oct. 14, 1970
	8	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, course development project, Oct. 4, 1966-Mar. 19, 1967
	9	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, notes on the Romantic and Neo-Classic Ballet, n.d.
	10	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, notes on the Baroque Period, n.d.
	11	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, notes on the Renaissance, n.d.
	12	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, notes on Greek and Roman Periods, n.d.
	13	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, notes for Spanish Dance lecture, n.d.
	14	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., n.d.
	15	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc., n.d.
	16	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc. materials not generated by JdL, 1946-Mar. 1966
	17	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Integrated Arts, misc. materials not generated by JdL, n.d.
	18	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Student papers written for unidentified courses, 1965-Feb. 20-1969
	19	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Student papers written for unidentified courses, n.d.
	20	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Student papers written for other teachers saved by JdL, Jan. 1970-Mar. 1970
	21	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Thesis information, misc., Mar. 5, 1965-Oct. 17, 1968
	22	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Thesis information, misc., n.d.
	22a	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Notes (holograph) on An Experimental Investigation of the Phenomonology of Kinesthetic Perception in Its Relation to Certain Measures of Movement Capacity by Elizabeth Vickery Hubbard, n.d.
	23	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - PE 10B Introduction to Kinesiology, not taught by JdL, misc., Feb. 5, 1969-Feb. 9, 1969
	24	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - PE S200 Philosophy in Physical Education, not taught by JdL, study guides, ca. June 21, 1971-July 30, 1971
	25	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - PE S215 Social Correlates of Human Movement, not taught by JdL, study guides, June 21, 1971-July 30, 1971
	26	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - PE 410 Towards Century 21, not taught by JdL, bibliographic materials, n.d.
	27	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - The New Physical Education, not taught by JdL, misc., n.d.
	28	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Misc. classroom materials, Mar. 2, 1966-Oct. 5, 1972
	29	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES - Misc. classroom materials, n.d.
	30	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA, Santa Barbara CA - Misc. workshop materials, Apr. 11, 1965
	31	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Misc. university and departmental information, Aug. 29, 1947-June 29, 1950
	32	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Misc. university and departmental information, n.d.
	33	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Departmental curriculum, ca. 1948
	34	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Drama dance class, lesson plans, Oct. 7, 1947 - Dec. 16, 1947
	35	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Lesson plans and notes for children's dance, Jan. 8, 1948
	36	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Syllabus and lesson plans for high school level dance, Nov. 8, 1948-Dec. 13, 1948
	37	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Notes on rhythm, ca. 1948
	38	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Education F 130 The Dance in Folkways, Art, and Education, study guides, ca. 1948
	39	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Student translation of 1738-1938 History of Ballet Department of Petersburg Theatre School Today Leningrad State School of Choreography (typescript) by M. Borisoglevsky for Education F 130 The Dance in Folkways, Art, and Education, ca. 1948
	40	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Flint Folk Festival, misc., Nov. 20, 1947-Nov. 1949
	41	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Flint Folk Festival, two photographs - candid, Nov. 18, 1948
	42	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - JdL with students, photograph - candid, 1950
	43	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - Commemorative program celebrating "50 Years of Curricular Theatre at the University of Michigan," 1965
	44	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, MI - JdL with students, six photographs - in dance class, Jan. 14, 1947
	45	UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN--MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee, WI - Misc. classroom materials, Feb. 7, 1971-ca. June 1971
	46	YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION, New York, NY - Announcement of courses and recitals, 1939
	47	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Listing of Renaissance and Baroque Dances to be taught each week day (in Hungarian), ca. 1938
	48	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Catalog description, ca. 1940
	49	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Notes for the development of a dance and choreography department based on the Laban method, n.d.
	50	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Instructions for folk and social dances, n.d.
	51	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Notes on the teaching of rhythm, n.d.
	52	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Misc. classroom materials, n.d.
	53	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Student paper, n.d.
	54	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Student papers, n.d.
	55	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Student papers, n.d.
	56	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Student prepared dance bibliography, n.d.
	57	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Visual Work - film positive, student prepared, n.d.
	58	UNIDENTIFIED INSTITUTION - Visual Work - oil stick, student work, n.d.


Series IV - Writings (Boxes 11-12)
		Scope and Contents
		This series concentrates on JdL's professional role as critic, interpreter, researcher, historian, and scholar. The first subseries titled PUBLISHED comprises JdL's own writings which began in the early 1930's and continued through the remainder of her life. While not comprehensive, this subseries reflects the broad scope of her interests and the international recognition she received as a dance scholar. See also oversized box 56, folder 9. Grouped in the second subseries are UNPUBLISHED which were found in the collection but have no apparent publisher. Finally, the third subseries, ABOUT JdL, contains only three pieces, representing an anomaly in contrast to her acknowledged stature as a dance educator. The folders within each subseries are arranged chronologically, including not only bound journals, but also research notes and materials, holograph drafts, and annotated typescripts.
Box	Folder
11		PUBLISHED
	1	"Tanzberichte: Budapest--50 jahriges Jubilaum des Opernballetts" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 13, Dec. 1934
	2	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 12-13 Apr. 1935
	3	"The Dance in Hungary", In: The Dancing Times, London, pp. 168, 179, May 1935
	4	"Tanzberichte: Budapest - Gyongyosbokreta" (in Hungarian), In: Der Tanz, Berlin,, pp. 12-14 Oct. 1935
	5	"Notes from Budapest", In: The Dancing Times, London, pp. 559, 561, Jan. 1936
	6	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 9-11, Mar. 1936
	7	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 21-22 Apr. 1936
	8	"Notes from Budapest", In: The Dancing Times, London, p. 179, May 1936
	9	"The Month in Budapest", In: The Dancing Times, pp. 293-294 June 1936
	10	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German)In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 24-25, July 1936
	11	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German)In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 13-14,
			Oct. 1936
			Two draft copies (holographs), ca. Sept. 1936
	12	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin,, pp. 12-13 Dec. 1936
	13	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, pp. 8-9, Jan. 1937
	14	"Budapest: A New Ballet at the Opera House", The Dancing Times, London, p. 663 Feb. 1937
	15	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 22, Mar. 1937
	16	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 15 July 1937
	17	"An Air Raid Ballet: The Dance in Budapest: A New Ballet at the Royal Opera--Ballet as Propaganda," plus clipping, In: The Dancing Times, London, pp. 436-438 July 1937
	18	"Tanzberichte: Budapest" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 15 Jan. 1938
	19	"Tanzchor" (in German), In: Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 19 June 1938
	20	"Basic Laban Principles and Methods", In: F. R. Rogers (Ed.), Dance: A Basic Educational Technique, New York: Macmillan, pp. 193-213 1941
	21	"Scenery for the Dance: Part I: A Little Bit of History", In: Dance Observer, New York, pp. 48-49 Apr. 1942
	22	"Scenery for the Dance: Part II: A Little Bit of Actuality", In: Dance Observer, New York, p. 62 May 1942
	23	"The Need for Realism, Courage, and Invention in Modern Dance", In: Journal of Health and Physical Education, Washington D.C., pp. 442-443 Dec. 1945
	24	"A Critical View of Televised Dance", In: Telescreen, Newark, NJ, p. 8 Winter 1945-1946
	25	"Introduction to Dance Notation", In: Dance Index, New York, pp. 89-127 Apr.-May 1946
	26	Reference notes and materials (holograph, typescript, and photostat) for "An Introduction to Dance Notation," ca. 1946
	27	"What is the Trend in Dance Education?", In: Journal of Health and Physical Education, Washington D.C., pp. 472, 513-514, 533 Sept. 1948
	28	Review of The American Square Dance by Margot Mayo, In: Southern Folklore Quarterly, Gainesville, FL, pp. 298-299 1948
	29	"Revival of American Square and Country Dancing", In: Michigan History, Lansing, MI, pp. 163-164 June 1949
	30	Review of Hungarian Folk Dances, Vol. I, 15 Couple and Group Dances, with Complete Description and Dance Notation, with the Melody Line of the Respective Tunes, edited by Emma Lugossy and Gonyey Sandor, plus notes (holograph) and clippings, In: Dance Observer, New York, p. 88 June-July 1949
	31	"Modern Dance in Education", In: The University of Michigan School of Education Bulletin, Ann Arbor, MI, pp. 41-44 Dec. 1949
	32	"Modern Educational Dance", In: American Turner Topics, Detroit, MI, pp. 12-13 Jan. 1950
	33	Review of The Folk Dance Library by Anne Schley Duggan, Jeanette Schlottmann, and Abbie Rutledge, In: Southern Folklore Quarterly, Gainesville, FL, pp. 112-115 June 1950
	34	"For a Fine Arts Core Curriculum--The Dance", In: Michigan Education Journal, Lansing, MI, pp. 178-180 Oct. 1950
	35	Reprint of "What is the Trend in Dance Education?" In: The Laban Art of Movement Guild News Sheet, Dartington, England, pp. 18-21 Jan. 1951
	36	"Dance Program Most Stimulating, Reviewer Reports" (fragment), In: The Daily Courier, Charleston, IL, April 16, 1953
	37	"Movement Notation: Its Significance to the Folklorist", In: Journal of American Folklore, pp. 291-295 July-Sept. 1954
	38	Review of On Dramatic Method by Harley Granville-Barker, In: Players Magazine, Lawrence, KS, p. 18 Oct. 1957
	39	Review of The Kabuki Handbook by Aubrey S. and Giovanna M. Halford, plus draft copy (typescript), In: Players Magazine, Lawrence, KS, p.163 Apr. 1958
	40	Review of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce, In: Players Magazine, Lawrence, KS, p. 16 Oct. 1958
	41	"Laban at Addlestone", In: The New Era in Home and School, London,, pp. 91-93 May 1959
	42	Review of A Primer for Playgoers by Edward A. Wright In: Educational Theatre Journal, Washington D.C., pp. 159-160 May 1959
	43	Review of The Best Plays of 1957-1958 edited by Louis Kronenberger, In: Players Magazine, Lawrence, KS, pp. 190-191 May 1959
	44	"Encanto Personal" (in Spanish), Printed by Asociacion Cristiana Femenina, Santiago, Chile, pp. 1-21 1960
	45	"El Movimiento Aplicado al Actor" (in Spanish), In: Histrion, Lima, Peru, p. 17 Mar. 1961
	46	Review of Canada On Stage: A Collection of One-Act Plays, edited by Stanley Richards, In: Educational Theatre Journal, Washington D.C., pp. 140-141, May 1961
	47	"Lazarus Laughed," plus draft copy (typescript), In: Christian Drama, London, pp. 13-18 Winter 1962
	48	"Training of Movement for Religious Drama", In: Players Magazine, Lawrence, KS, pp. 107-108 Jan. 1963
	49	"Training for Religious Drama in an American University", In: Laban Art of Movement Guild Bulletin for Overseas Members - No. 4, Dartington, England, pp. 3-7 Feb. 1963
	50	Abstract of "Existential Thought and Feeling in Modern Dance," plus two draft copies (typescript), In: Report of the Thirty-Ninth Annual Conference of the Western Society of Physical Education of College Women, Asilomar, CA, Nov. 7-10, pp. 82-83 1963
	51	"Modus Operandi", In: Quest, Tucson, AZ, pp. 15-18 April 1964
	52	"The Art of Movement for the Stage", In: The Secondary School Theatre Conference News, Harvey, IL, pp. 9-10 Fall 1964
	53	"A Collection of Dance Programs, 1909-1963," plus draft copy (typescript), In: UCLA Librarian, Los Angeles, CA, pp. 55-56 May-June 1965
	54	Reference materials and notes (holograph and Dance Index, Apr.-May 1948) for "A Collection of Dance Programs, 1909-1963," ca. 1965
	55	Review of Dances of Anahuac by Gertrude P. Kurath amd Samuel Marti, In: Ethnomusicology, Urbana, IL, pp. 104-105 Jan. 1966
	56	Program notes titled "About the Artist" in playbill for Murray Louis performance, p. 29 Mar. 26, 1966
	57	Review of The Phenomenology of Dance by Maxine Sheets, plus draft copy (typescript), In: Educational Theatre Journal, Washington D.C., p. 184 May 1966
	58	Reviews of The Dance in Ancient Greece by Lillian B. Lawler and Dances of Anahuac by Gertrude P. Kurath and Samuel Marti, In: Archaeology, New York, p. 225 June 1966
	59	"Emile Jaques-Dalcroze Centennial Conference" and review of Tanzerin, Choreographn, Padagogin: Rosalia Chladek, edited by Gerda Alexander and Hans Groll, plus three draft copies (holograph and typescript in French and English), In: Ethnomusicology, Urbana, IL, pp. 322-324 and pp. 345-347 respectively, Sept. 1966
	60	Daily report on the proceedings of the Dalcroze Conference (typescript in English, French, and German), Aug. 9, 1965
	61	Daily report on the proceedings of the Delcroze Conference (typescript in English, French, and German), Aug. 10, 1965
	62	Daily reports on the proceedings of the Dalcroze Conference (typescript in English, French, and German), Aug. 11-12, 1965
	63	Daily report on the proceedings of the Dalcroze Conference (typescript in English, French, and German), Aug. 13, 1965
	64	"Medievals Don't Dig Dancing" (fragment), In: UCLA Daily Bruin, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 14, 1966
	65	Program notes titled "The Paul Taylor Dance Company" for playbill (fragment), Dec. 4, 1966
	66	Program notes titled "About the Artist" in playbill (fragment) for Carmen de Lavallade performance, Jan. 15, 1967
	67	Review of Behind Spanish American Footlights by Willis Knapp Jones, In: The American Society for Theatre Research Newsletter, Princeton, NJ, pp. 12-14, Feb. 1967
	68	"The Creative Are Our Most Valuable Commodity Today" In: Journal of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington D.C., pp. 52, 60 June 1967
	69	Review of Tanzbibliographie, Vols. 1-3 edited by Kurt Petermann (typescript), plus draft copy (typescript) and broadside, In: Ethnomusicology, Urbana, IL, pp. 289-291 May 1968
	70	"The Ruth St. Denis Dance Collection", In: UCLA Librarian, Los Angeles, CA, pp. 39-40 Sept. 1968
	71	Review of Three Pamphlets Collected: Blast at Ballet, 1937; Ballet Alphabet, 1939; What Ballet is All About, 1959 by Lincoln Kirstein and Modern Dance Forms in Relation to the Other Modern Arts by Louis Horst and Carroll Russell (typescript), plus draft copy (typescript), In: Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, pp. 116-118 Fall 1968
	72	Review of Monodrama, Attitudes, Tableaux Vivants by Kirsten Gram Holmstrom (typescript), In: Theatre Research Recherches Theatrales, London, Vol. XI, No. 2, pp. 118-119 1968
	73	"The ITUCH in USA" (typescript), In: Latin American Theatre Review, Vol. I/II, pp. 71-72, n.d.
	74	"Choreography with Film," plus research notes, In: Research In Dance: Problems and Possibilities: The Proceedings of the Preliminary Conference on Research in Dance held May 26-28, 1967, New York, pp. 129-132 1968
	75	Review of American Folk Art: The Art and Spirit of a People by Peter Welch, In: Western Folklore, pp. 70-71 Jan. 1969
	76	"Exhibit of Arthur Todd Collection on Isadora Duncan" In: UCLA Librarian, Los Angeles, CA, pp. 1-2 Jan. 1969
	77	Review of Folk Song Style and Culture by Alan Lomax (typescript), In: Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, pp. 106-108 Fall 1969
	78	Review of Tanzbibliographie, Vols. 1-6, edited by Kurt Petermann, In: Western Folklore, pp. 64-65 Jan. 1970
	79	"Institute at New York University - Summer 1970", In: CORD News, New York, p. 6 Apr. 1970
	80	Review of Song, Dance and Poetry of the Court of Scotland under King James VI by Helena Meanie Shire (typescript), In: Modern Language Journal, pp. 359-360 May 1970
	81	Reviews of Alphabet of Movements of the Human Body by V. I. Stepanov; Pre-Classic Dance Forms by Louis Horst; Dance, A Short History Theatrical Dancing by Lincoln Kirstein; Artists of the Dance by Lillian Moore; and Anthology of Impulse: Annual of Contemporary Dance, 1951-1966 edited by Marian Van Tuyl (typescript), In: Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, pp. 556-557 Summer 1970
	82	"Perspective Retrospective: Conference Summary," plus draft copy (photostat), In: Dance History Research: Perspectives from Related Arts and Disciplines: The Proceedings of the Second Conference on Research in Dance held July 4-6, 1969, New York, pp. 107-112 1970
	83	"Urgent Research in Dance", In: Bulletin of the International Committee on Urgent Anthropology and Ethnological Research, Vienna, Austria, No. 12, pp. 13-16 1970
	84	Review of Tanzbibliographie, Vols. 7-10 by Kurt Petermann (typescript), plus research notes (holograph), In: Western Folklore, pp. 154-155 Apr. 1971
	85	"Selected Reference Materials for Dance", In: Theatre Documentation, pp. 21-30 1971-1972
	86	Annotated reviews of Body Movement for Children by Marion North; The Use of Stanislavsky Within Modern Dance by Valentina Litvinoff; and The Ballerinas, From the Court of Louis XIV to Pavlova by Parmenia Migel, In: Educational Theatre Journal, Washington D.C., pp. 472-473 Dec. 1972
Box	Folder
12		PUBLISHED (cont.)
	1	Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods held Aug. 29-Sept. 7, 1970 and Aug. 22-Sept. 4, 1971, edited by JdL, New York, 1972
	2	Submitted draft of Part I (carbon copy) of Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods, ca. 1972
	3	Submitted draft of Parts II and III (carbon copy) of Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods, ca. 1972
	4	Submitted draft of Part IV (carbon copy) of Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods, ca. 1972
	5	Submitted draft of Part V, Summary, and Biographical Notes (carbon copy) of Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods, ca. 1972
	6	Court Dance Institute Report and Summary (holograph), ca. 1972
	7	Draft report (typescript) on the Tomlinson Minuet for the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	8	Draft report (photostat) on Julia Sutton, teacher of 16th century dance and music, at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	9	Draft report (photostat) on Ray Cook, dance notator, at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	10	Misc. correspondence regarding the publication of Institute of Court Dances of the Renaissance and Baroque Periods, Mar. 14, 1970- Apr. 16, 1972
	11	Misc. notes (typescript and holograph) on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	12	Notes (holograph) regarding the audio recordings of the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	13	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 1 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	14	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 2 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	15	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 4 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	16	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 5 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	17	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 6 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	18	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 7 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	19	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 8 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	20	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 9 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	21	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 10 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	22	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 11 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	23	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 12 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	24	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 13 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	25	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 14 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	26	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 15 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	27	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 16 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	28	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 17 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	29	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 18 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	30	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 19 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	31	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 20 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	32	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 21 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	33	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 22 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	34	Transcription (typescript) of Tape 23 on the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
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