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
	35	Study guides distributed by Ingrid Brainard at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	36	Study guides distributed by Shirley Wynne at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	37	Study guides distributed by Daniel Pinkham at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	38	Study guides distributed by Wendy Hilton at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	39	Misc. study guides distributed at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	40	Broadside and misc. materials distributed at the Court Dance Institute, ca. 1972
	41	"Mary Wigman, 1886-1973" and "Report on Summer Dance Conferences in England," plus draft copy (typescript) of Wigman piece, In: CORD News, New York, pp. 8-9 and 34-36 respectively Nov. 1973
	42	Broadside and misc. bibliographic information (typescript and holograph) contributed to A Bibliography: "Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Dance in Elementary Education," compiled by JoAnne C. Sellars, 1973
	43	"Probings: a. The Graduate Student and Dance Research; b. Dance Research: Inherent Approaches; c. Dance Criticism, What Criteria for Analysis?", In: Dance Research Monograph One 1971-1972, New York, pp. 187-205 1973
	43a	Review of Won't You Join the Dance? by Trudi Schoop with Peggy Mitchell (typescript), plus broadsides, In: CORD News, New York, p. 54 July 1974
	44	Review of Fanny Elssler by Ivor Guest (typescript), In: Theatre Research Recherches Theatrales, London, Vol. XIII, No. 2, pp. 207-209 1974
	45	"Melodischer Tanz. Eine musicpsychologische [sic] Studie/Molodie dance. A musico-psychological study" (trans.) , In: Klaus P. Wachsmann, Dieter Christensen, and Hans-Peter Reinecke (Eds.), Hornbostel Opera Omnia I, pp. 203-216. Plus draft copy (holograph and typescript) and original text (photostat in German) 1975
12		UNPUBLISHED
	46	Reviews (typescript in German) of performances in Budapest and Berlin, ca. 1937
	46a	"The Titan" (typescript), post July 1, 1958
	47	Review (holograph) of Daniel Nagrin's Dec. 3, 1965 performance at UCLA, plus clipping, ca. Dec. 5, 1965
	48	Review (holograph) of Foundations of Movement by Barratt, Biles, Harvey, Scott, Seidel, Williams, and Wilson, ca. Feb. 1966
	49	[Research Practices at the Austrian Folksong Institute] (holograph), plus report on Austrian Folksong Institute (typescript in German), ca. 1966
	50	Two draft copies of "Dance-Dance" (typescript), ca. Aug. 31, 1967
	51	Response (typescript) to "A Tropical Aesthetic: The Artistic Criticism of the Dance in Negro Traditional Africa" by Robert Farris Thompson, ca. Oct. 1967
	52	Reference notes and materials (holograph, typescript, and photostat) used to prepare response to Thompson's article, ca. Oct. 1967
	53	Review (typescript) of History of the Dance in Art and Education by Richard Kraus, Dec. 14, 1967
	54	Review (holograph and typescript) of The Dance through the Ages by Walter Sorell, ca. Feb. 1968
	55	Review (typescript) of Scenes: For Actors by Stan Fedyszyn, post Oct. 7, 1969
	56	Review (holograph) of Management Behavior by Warren Lamb, ca. Jan. 1970
	57	Review (typescript) of Black Dance in the United States by Lynne Fauley Emery, Oct. 30, 1972
	58	"In Memoriam: Mary Wigman, 1886-1973" (typescript), post 1973
	59	Review (typescript) of Lester Horton, Modern Dance Pioneer by Larry Warren, Dec. 6, 1977
	60	"Dance Criticism" (holograph), n.d.
	61	Review (typescript) of Problems of Art by Susanne Langer, n.d.
12		ABOUT JdL
	62	The Modern German Tradition in American Dance Schools" by Joan Brodie, In: The Journal of Health and Physical Education, pp. 74-75, 118-120 Feb. 1946
	63	Program notes titled "Mary Wigman in Her Studio" (fragment) on film translated by JdL in playbill for UCLA film series, ca. Sept. 1965
	64	"New Dance Award Offered" by unidentified author, In: American Society for Theatre Research Newsletter, p. 10, Oct. 1965
	65	Misc. notes (holograph) taken by Robyn Baker Flatt for "Juana de Laban: A Brief Biography, In: Dance Research Journal, New York, Spring 1981, pp. 4-11, ca. 1981
	66	Bibliography (typescript) prepared by Robyn Baker Flatt on JdL publications, ca. 1981
	67	Photographs (photostat) submitted by Robyn Baker Flatt for Dance Research Journal article, ca. 1981
	68	Biographical information on Robyn Baker Flatt and Gretchen Schneider submitted for Dance Research Journal article, ca. 1981
	69	Misc. correspondence regarding the publication of Dance Research Journal, July 19, 1979-March 27, 1981
	70	Clippings, Dec. 1938-Dec. 5, 1976


Series V - Lectures (Box 13)
		Throughout her life, JdL conducted an active dialog with people both inside and outside the dance world. She maintained a high profile as a public speaker at professional conferences, university lecture series, as well as the community at large. The folders in this series are arranged chronologically from 1940 to 1976. Every folder does not contain an actual lecture. In some cases, clippings, programs, and broadsides referencing JdL's speaking activities are included.
Box	Folder
13		LECTURES
	1	[Rudolf von Laban: Reformer of Dance] (carbon copy) At: Boston University, Feb. 1940
	2	[Dance as an Interpretation of Musical Expression] (clipping), At: Music Guild meeting, New York, Dec. 3, 1940
	3	"Dance--notation" (typescript), At: Unidentified, ca. 1944
	4	[Drama and Dance] (clipping), At: Rouge Pot meeting (unidentified college), Jan.9, 1946
	5	"New Trends of the Dance in Education," leader of panel discussion (program), At: Fourth Annual Conference of Michigan Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Grand Rapids, MI, Feb. 21, 1948
	6	"The Dance in Painting and Sculpture" (clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Feb. 25, 1948
	7	"American Dance Drama" (two clippings and broadside) At: Background of American Culture, Grand Rapids Art Gallery, Grand Rapids, MI, Apr. 8, 1948
	8	"The Dance in Painting and Sculpture" (program), At: 53rd Annual Convention of American Association of Health, Physical, Education and Recreation, Kansas City, MO Apr. 22, 1948
	9	"The Dance as One of the Major Arts" (two programs and clipping), At: Sixteenth Annual Adult Education Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, May 12, 1948
	10	"Rhythmic Expression in the Music Program" (program) At: Fourth Annual Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and Instrumental Music, Ann Arbor, MI, Jan. 14, 1949
	11	"The Dance as One of the Major Arts (two clippings), At: Ironwood Womans'[sic] Club, Ironwood, MI, Apr. 5, 1949
	12	"The Dance as One of the Major Arts" (clipping), At: Wakefield Woman's Club, Wakefield, MI, Apr. 6, 1949
	13	[Dance: A Means of Expression] (clipping), At: Calumet Woman's Club, Calumet, MI, Apr. 8, 1949
	14	"The Role of the Designer in Contemporary Society," leader of panel discussion (clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 15, 1949
	15	"Techniques of Modern Dance Composition" (program), At: Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 29, 1949
	16	"The Dance in Education" (program), At: Twentieth Annual Summer Education Conference, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, July 12, 1949
	17	"Dance in Drama" (program), At: 1949 Convention of Speech Associations, Chicago, IL, Dec. 28, 1949
	18	"Menyasszony Baladok--Ballads of the Bride" (program) At: 54th Annual Meeting of the Michigan Academy of Science Arts and Letters, Ann Arbor, MI, Mar. 24, 1950
	19	"Revolution in Dance" (program and clipping), At: Henry St. Playhouse, New York, Jan. 29, 1951
	20	"Aesthetics of the Dance" (broadside), At: American Society for Aesthetics, New York, Mar. 30, 1951
	21	"Development of Dance Themes from Basic Movement" (program), At: American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Convention, New York, Apr. 25, 1951
	22	"The Cultural Functions of Folk Dance" (program), At: The MLA Sixty-sixth Annual Meeting, Detroit, MI, Dec. 27, 1951
	23	"Bases of Expressive Movement from Dance" (typescript, carbon copy, and program), At: 1951 Conference of Speech Associations, Chicago, IL, Dec. 28, 1951
	24	[Unidentified topic] (three programs), At: Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Lee, MA, ca. June 1952
	25	"Notations on Hungarian Dancers" (two clippings and program), At: Sixty-fourth Annual Convention of American and Texas Folklore Societies, El Paso, TX, Dec. 23, 1952
	26	"The Magic of Movement" (clipping), At: Charleston Reading Circle, Charleston, IL, Jan. 30, 1953
	27	"Lady, Wherefore Talk You So?" (two clippings and program), At: American Association of University Professors Faculty Lecture Series, Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, IL, Mar. 8, 1953
	28	[The American Dance] (clipping), At: Rotary Club meeting, Charleston, IL, Apr. 21, 1953
	29	"Folkdance on the American Stage from 1750 to 1800" (typescript and program), At: Spring meeting of the American Folklore Society, Lexington, KY, May 8, 1953
	30	"The Function of Movement," Chairman of the Session (program), At: 1953 Speech Conference, New York, Dec. 29, 1953
	31	"The Magic of Movement" (clipping), At: Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, Oct. 24, 1955
	32	"Rhythm and Tempo in Dance Notation" (program and clipping), At: Texas Chapter of the American Musicological Society, Waco, TX, Apr. 13, 1957
	33	"Trends in Contemporary Theatre" (two clippings and program), At: Baylor Round Table, Waco, TX, Nov. 13, 1957
	34	[The Drama Program at Baylor University] (program), At: Baylor Newcomers' Club, Waco, TX, Jan. 15, 1958
	35	[Movement for the Stage] (clipping), At: American Association of University Women, World Understanding Group, Baylor University, Waco, TX, ante Feb.
	36	"The Relationship of Dance and Religion" (program), At: Fine Arts Festival, Sam Houston State Teacher's College, Huntsville, TX, Mar. 28, 1958
	37	"Rhythm and Tempo in Dance Notation" (program and two clippings), At: Eleventh Annual Conference of International Folk Music Council, University of Liege, 1958 World' Fair, Brussels, Belgium, Aug. 1, 1958
	38	[Contemporary Theatre Trends] (clipping), At: Baylor Round Table, Waco, TX, Nov. 1958
	39	"Elements of Choreography," panel member (program), At: Texas Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Dallas, TX, Dec. 15, 1958
	40	"Dance and Stage Movement" (typescript, clipping, and broadside in English and Spanish), At: Instituto Chileno Norte Americano de Cultura, Santiago, Chile, Aug. 31, 1959
	41	"Personal Charm" (typescript, mimeograph, and clipping in English and Spanish), At: La Assocacion Cristiana Femenina, Santiago, Chile, Sept. 28, 1959
	42	JdL with audience at meeting of La Assocacion Cristiana Femenina, two photographs - candid, Sept. 28, 1959
	43	"Personal Charm" (clipping in Spanish), At: Instituto del Teatro de la Universidad Catolica, Lima, Peru, Dec. 10, 1959
	44	"Acting," Chairman of session (program), At: The Speech and Theatre Convention, Washington, D.C., Dec. 28, 1959
	45	"The Dance in the U.S. Today" (clipping and broadside in English and Spanish), At: Instituto Chileno Norte Americano de Cultura, Santiago, Chile, June 15, 1960
	46	"Personal Charm" (clipping in Spanish), At: La Assocacion Cristiana Femenina, Santiago, Chile, June 28, 1960
	47	"Problemas Escenicios" (clipping in Spanish), At: Agrupacion Histrion, Lima, Peru, July 17, 1960
	48	"Laban Notacion" and "Ballet Nos E.E.U.W. Educacional" (clipping in Spanish), At: Escola de Teatro, Bahia, Brazil, Aug. 31, 1960 and Sept. 5, 1960 respectively
	49	[South American Theatre] (two clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Nov. 9. 1960
	50	[Life in Chile] (clipping), At: Altrusa Club meeting, Waco, TX, ca. Mar. 23, 1961
	51	"Depth and Dimensions in the Arts" (holograph, typescript, program, and correspondence), At: 43rd National Recreation Congress, Detroit, MI, Oct. 2, 1961
	52	[Unidentified] (clipping), At: Baylor Round Table, Waco, TX, Apr. 25, 1962
	53	[The Theatre of Brecht] (clipping), At: Drama Group of American Association of University of Women, Baylor University, Waco, TX, ca. May 20,1962
	54	"Body Movement for the Child and Adult" (program), At: Mariners Meeting, Central Presbyterian Church, Waco, TX, June 16, 1962
	55	"Training for Religious Drama at the University Level" (program and clipping), At: Twenty-sixth Annual Convention, American Educational Theatre Association, Eugene, OR, Aug. 22, 1962
	56	[The Inter-Relationship of the Arts] (clipping), At: Waco Art League, Waco, TX, ca. Nov. 15, 1962
	57	[Women in Drama] (clipping), At: Contemporary Drama Group of American Association of University Women, Baylor University, Waco, TX, Nov. 21, 1962
	58	[Drama, Plays, and Players in Latin America] (clipping), At: Pan American Round Table, Waco, TX, ca. Jan. 8, 1963
	59	"Rim of Hope" (clipping), At: The Church Women Fellowship, Central Christian Church, Waco, TX, Feb. 18, 1963
	60	"Existentialism in Modern Dance" (abstract, holograph, typescript, program), At: 39th Annual Conference for National Association for Physical Education of College Women, Asilomar, CA, Nov. 8, 1963
	61	Correspondence used in preparing "Existentialism in Modern Dance" 1961-1963
			a. JdL/Eleanor King, Oct. 13, 1961
			b. Agnes George de Mille/JdL, Oct. 21, 1963
			c. Craig Barton for Martha Graham/JdL, Oct. 28, 1963
			d. Elsa Rainer for Hanya Holm/JdL, Oct. 18, 1963
			e. Miriam Lidster/JdL, n.d.
			f. Erika Thimey/JdL, Nov. 4, 1963
			g. Merce Cunningham/JdL, n.d.
			h. Jean Erdman/JdL, Nov. 6, 1963
			i. Eleanor King/JdL, Nov. 17, 1963
			j. Elizabeth Delza/JdL, n.d.
	62	"Dance/Drama, Joint Session," leader of session(program), At: 4th Annual All-University Student Art Festival, UCLA, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, Apr. 11, 1964
	63	"The Greek Chorus," leader of session (mimeograph and program), At: 1964 Joint Convention of Speech Association of America and American Educational Theatre Association, Chicago, IL, Dec. 29, 1964
	64	"Religion and the Arts," panelist (program), At: Dedication of the University of Lutheran Chapel and Student Center, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 28, 1965
	65	"Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean" (holograph, carbon copy, typescript, and program), At: Tenth Annual Meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology, Alburquerque, NM, Nov. 12, 1965
	66	Research notes (holograph) for "Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean," ca. Nov. 1965
	67	Bibliographic research materials (holograph, mimeograph, typescript, and photstat) for "Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean," ca. Nov. 1965
	68	Research materials (photostat in German) for "Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean," ca. Nov. 1965
	69	Research materials (holograph, typescript, photostat, and illustrations in English and German) for "Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean," ca. Nov. 1965
	70	Student papers (typescript and mimeograph) for "Gesture Implications of the Ancient and Renaissance Mediterranean," ca. Nov. 1965
	71	"The Art of Dance" (program), At: UCLA College Student for a Day, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Jan. 9, 1966
	72	"Theatre in Chile," panelist (program), At: KPFK 90.7 FM radio station, Los Angeles, CA, Mar. 10, 1966
	73	"Tempo Change: Dance--Music Interactions in Some Ghanaian Traditions," respondent (program), At: A Symposium on Ethnomusicology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, May 27, 1966
	74	"The Arts at UCLA," panelist (program), At: Uni-Prep 1966, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Sept. 22, 1966
	75	[Panorama of Dance] (clipping), At: UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 6, 1966
	76	"Archetypal Focus on Dance: The Media of Eloquent Non-Verbal Communication," Chairman of session (program), At: 1966 Joint Convention of American Educational Theatre Association and Speech Association of America, Chicago, IL, Dec. 28, 1966
	77	[Conversation on Dance] (broadside and clipping), At: UCLA College Library, Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 2, 1967
	78	"The Creative Environment" with Alma Hawkins (photostat of program), At: American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Conference, Las Vegas, NV, Mar. 10, 1967
	79	"Folk Dance and Folk Art" (broadside), At: Legacy of Greece and Rome Lecture Series, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Mar. 15, 1967
	80	"Movement Forms and Space" (program), At: California Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Los Angeles, CA, Mar. 19, 1967
	81	"Modern Dance As a Performing Art in the Twentieth Century" (program), At: Public Lecture Series on Dance, Long Beach City College, Long Beach, CA, Apr. 20, 1967
	82	"Philosophy of the Dance" (holograph), At: Pierce College, Los Angeles, CA, May 6, 1967
	83	"Choreography With Film" (program), At: Committee on Research in Dance Preliminary Conference, Riverdale, NY, May 27, 1967
	84	"The State of Dance in California," moderator (program), At: American Symphony Orchestra League, 1967 National Conference, Los Angeles, CA, June 14, 1967
	85	JdL with Eugene Loring and Olga Maynard presenting "The State of Dance in California," photograph - candid, June 14, 1967
	86	"Research in the Folk Dance of Chile (in Spanish)" (program), At: Second Summer Institute of Folklore, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, June 23, 1967
	87	Introductory remarks for presentation by Alma Hawkins and J. Alfred Cannon (holograph), At: Dance in the Life of Man Lecture Series, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 16, 1967
	88	"Dance and Its Visual Dimensions" (broadside and clipping), At: Dance in the Life of Man Lecture Series, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 30, 1967
	89	[The Icosahedron and Movement Exploration], At: Orff Schulwerk Conference, Los Angeles, CA, May 1968
	90	JdL at Orff Schulwerk Conference, two photographs - candid, Mar. 1968
	91	JdL with Gary Bates and Betty Woodsmall at Orff Schulwerk Conference, photograph - candid, Mar. 1968
	92	Gary Bates and Betty Woodsmall at Orff Schulwerk Conference, three photographs - candid, Mar. 1968
	93	JdL with two unidentified persons at Orff Schulwerk Conference, photograph - candid, Mar. 1968
	94	Unidentified speaker at Orff Schulwerk Conference, photograph - candid, Mar. 1968
	95	"Las Danzas Chilenas" (broadside), At: Chalk Talk Series, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Apr. 18, 1968
	96	[Unidentified] (clipping), At: The American Institute of Interior Designers Conference, Lake Arrowhead, CA, ca. June 28, 1968
	97	"Labanotation" (three clippings), At: American Dance Symposium, Wichita, KS, Aug. 22, 1968
	98	"Dance and the Theatre" (typescript), At: American Educational Theatre Association Conference, Palm Springs, CA, Nov. 1969
	99	"Tanzwissenschaft und Tanzforschung in den USA" (holograph and broadside in German), At: Rheinische Musikschule, Institute fuer Buhnentanz, Koln, Germany, May 8, 1970
	100	"Underlying Principles in Dance, Art and Living" (typescript), At: American Society for Aesthetics Conference, city unidentified, CO, Oct. 21-25, 1970
	101	"Dance Research as an Academic Discipline" (holograph and typescript), At: International Folk Music Council, Jamaica, ante July 20, 1970
	102	[Summation] (holograph and typescript), At: International Stage Movement Institute, Dallas, TX, Aug. 9, 1971-Sept. 1971
	103	Misc. materials related to the International Stage Movement Institute, Dallas, TX, Aug. 9, 1971-Sept. 1971
	104	"Folk Music and Dance in Education" (holograph), At: International Folk Music Council Conference, location unidentified, Aug. 27, 1971-Sept. 4, 1971
	105	"The Importance of Spain and the History of Dance in the Western World" (holograph and typescript), At: location unidentified, ca. 1971
	106	[Summation] (holograph and mimeograph), At: American Dance Guild Conference, New York, June 14, 1972
	107	"Music in the Theatre" (holograph and typescript), At: Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum, Fort Worth, TX, Nov. 27, 1973
	108	"U.S. Artists Here and Abroad" (holograph and clipping), At: Arno Art League, Temple, TX, Oct. 14, 1975
	109	"Movement for Theatre" (program), At: Theatre in Process Conference, Alberta, Canada, May 22, 1976
	110	"Dalcroze and His Movement" (clipping), At: Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum, Fort Worth, TX, Oct. 26, 1976
	111	"Compendium on Human Affairs and Ideas" (holograph and typescript), At: location unidentified, May 19, n.y.
	112	"Movement--A Window On the World" (holograph and typescript), At: location unidentified, n.d.
	113	[Survey of Social Dance] (holograph and mimeograph) At: location unidentified, n.d.
	114	[Dance in Education] (holograph), At: location unidentified, n.d.


Series VI - Notated Scores (Box 14)
		Evidence of JdL's working knowledge of Labanotation is seen in this series. It is assumed that Laban's trip to Italy inspired her to choreograph and notate the first three pieces. The 1938 scores were most likely written in Budapest, Hungary. In 1967, while a faculty member at UCLA, Laban notated the last piece and dedicated it to her friends. It is not known if these dances were ever performed. The arrangement of the scores within the folder is JdL's.
Box	Folder
14		CHOREOGRAPHED AND NOTATED
	1
			"Coreografio dell' Danza egiziana," 1934
			"Melodie en Roma," 1934
			"Danza," 1934
			"Turkin" and "Bizanz," 1938
			"Light--Rhythmus--Charakter," 1938
			"Tango for Two," 1967


Series VII - Performances (Boxes 14 - 15)
		The contents of this series chronicles JdL's personal performing career as a dancer, choregrapher, director, faculty advisor, and historical dance reconstructor. There is scant documentation regarding JdL as a performer. The bulk of the materials focus on performances associated with her educational career. The folders are arranged chronologically demonstrating the natural shift that took place as she moved from being a performer to a choreographer/director. The years represented are primarily the 1940's to early 1960's when she made the final shift to her chief role as an educator. See also oversized box 56, folders 10-15.
Box	Folder
14
	2	[Unidentified], dancer (fragment in Hungarian), At: Salzberg Festival, Salzberg, Austria, 1932, In: Szinhazi Elet, p. 41, 1932
	3	[Unidentified], dancer (fragment in Italian), At: Unidentified, ca. 1934, In: Scenario Agosto, No. 8, XII, p. 427 1934
	4	["Vigade," 12 Hungarian Dances], dancer (review), At: Budapest, Hungary, ca. 1938, In: Der Tanz, Berlin, July-Aug. 1938. p. 22 1938
	5	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Bela Bartok--"10 Leichte Klavierstucke" for piano 1938
	6	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Eduard Poldini--"Hochzeit im Fasching Tafelmusik" for piano 1938
	7	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Zoltan Kodaly--"Toborzo" and "Csardas" 1938
	8	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Bela Bartok--"Trois chansons Longroises popularies" 1938
	9	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Jeno Hubay--"Csardajeleubek"? 1938
	10	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, a. Jeno Kenessey--"Csizmas Janko"?, "Tzepitouca"?, "Ragadostanoz"?, and "Finale Pralotas"? ; b. Jeno Hubay--"Aratotancz"? and "Csardajeleuetek II" 1938
	11	Music scores for "Vigade" performance, ca. 1938, Bihari-Lavotta--"Diszpalota Gala-Palotas" arranged for piano by Egon Kemery 1938
	12	[Two Hungarian dances], dancer (typescript introduction), At: Unidentified, ca. Dec. 1938 1938
	13	[Hungarian folk dances], dancer (clipping in Hungarian), At: Evening program in honor of the guests of the International Women's Week, unidentified location 1938
	14	[Hungarian folk dances], dancer (clipping), At: Montclair State Teachers' College Faculty Party, Montclair, NJ, post Jan. 10, 1939 1939
	15	[Two Hungarian folk dances], dancer (clipping in Hungarian), At: Dinner in honor of Kamilla Keresztury Jan. 29, 1939
	16	"The Triad," dancer with Erica Stolzberg and Gertrude Doris Ulmann (program and review/fragment), At:The Dance Theatre of the Young Men's Hebrew Association, New York Mar. 18, 1939
	17	"Spring Festival," advisor (program), At: International House, New York Apr. 29, 1939
	18	JdL with Hungarian dancers, photograph - posed ca. Apr. 29, 1939
	19	[Hungarian dance and music], director (clipping), At: Hungarian Reference Library, New York May 5, 1939
	20	Hary Janos and Psalmus Hungaricas, dancer and choreographer (clippings in English and Hungarian), At: New York World's Fair, New York, debut July 3, 1939
	21	Vocal score for New York World's Fair, 1939, Zoltan Kodaly--Hary Janos 1939
	22	[Hungarian folk dances], dancer (clippings), At: International Pageant and Ball, Boston, MA Nov. 3, 1939
	23	Notes (holograph) for eight Hungarian folk dances ca. May 24, 1939
	24	Music scores (photostat of original manuscript) and dedication to JdL (holograph in Hungarian) for eight Hungarian folk dances, May 24, 1939 Alexander Laszlo--"Palotas," "Kallai Kettos," "Palocos 'Lakodalmas'," "Parnas Tanc," "Punkosdi [majusfa] Tanc," "Verbunkos," "Kanasz-Tanc," and "Csardas" May 24, 1939
	25	Music score (photostat) for Hungarian folk dance, Zoltan Kodaly--"Kallai kettos" ca. 1939
	26	"Concert of Modern Dance," dancer (two programs and clipping), At: Peabody Playhouse, Boston, MA Feb. 17, 1940
	27	"Gala Revue," dancer and Etelka Serley, (program), At: Carroll Club, New York Nov. 15, 1940
	28	The Frogs of Aristophanes, choral movement director (program, holograph, and clippings), At: Yale University, New Haven, CT Nov. 13 and 15, 1941
	29	Cast members of The Frogs of Aristophanes, nine photographs - posed ca. Nov. 13, 1941
	30	Music scores for The Frogs of Aristophanes, Franklin B. Young--"Introduction," "The Invocation to Bacchus," "Welcome to Bacchus," "Hymn II--Maestroso" "Hymn III--Allegro," and "Departure" ca. 1941
	31	Consider the Heavens, choreographer (program), At: Yale University, New Haven, CT Dec. 3, 1942
	32	Patience or Bunthorne's Bride, choreographer (program), At: Yale University, New Haven, CT Dec. 12, 1942
	33	[Unidentified], dancer (holograph program), At: Unidentified ca. 1944
	34	Music score for above unidentified program, Alan Hovhanes--"Lousadzak" ca. 1944
	35	"George Chaffee Concert Ballet," reconstructor of Feuillet notated dances (program), At: Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts, Syracuse, NY Apr. 29, 1946
	36	JdL with George Chaffee, ten photographs - posed ca. Apr. 1946
	37	Iphigenia in Tauris, director (program, research notes, and clippings), At: College of St. Elizabeth, Convent, NJ May 11-12, 1946
	38	Cast members of Iphigenia in Tauris, four photographs - in performance ca. May 11, 1946
	39	Excerpts of music score for Iphigenia in Tauris, Unidentified composer--"March," "Air," "Pantomime," "Choeur," "Oreste," and "Air et Scene" ca. May, 1946
	40	As You Like It, choreographer (clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Jan. 14, 1948
	41	Music score for As You Like It (photostat), Arne--"Hymen's Song" Jan. 14, 1948
	42	Dido and Aeneas, dancer and choreographer (program and broadside), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Mar. 10-13, 1948
	43	JdL with Walter Duncan and Edmund Johnston in Dido and Aeneas, photograph - in performance ca. Mar. 10, 1948
	44	"Spring Concert," director (program), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Mar. 30, 1948
	45	"Dance Demonstration," director (program, carbon copy and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI May 10, 1948
	46	Dancers for "Dance Demonstration," photograph - in costume ca. May 10, 1948
	47	Dancers for "Dance Demonstration," photograph - in costume ca. May 10, 1948
	48	"Secular Music and Dances of the Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries," reconstructor (two programs, research notes, and clippings), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI May 12-13, 1948
	49	"Dance Festival," director (program and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI May 20, 1948
	50	Music score for "Dance Festival," Sammy Hayward and lyrics by Langston Hughes--"Checkin' on the Freedom Train" May 20, 1948
	51	Of Thee I Sing, dance director (program and clippings), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI July 1-3, 1948
	52	Cast members of Of Thee I Sing, two photographs - in costume ca. July 1, 1948
	53	"Music and Dances of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries," reconstructor (program, research notes, and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI July 30, 1948
	54	Down in the Valley and La Serva Padrona, dance director (program), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Aug. 5-9, 1948
	55	Cast members of Down in the Valley, photograph - in costume ca. Aug. 5, 1948
	56	"Collegium Musicum," reconstructor (program, research notes, and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Dec. 8, 1948
	57	Music scores for "Collegium Musicum," Composer unidentified--"There is no Rose," "The Annuciation," "Ancient Scandinavian Tune," "Foula Reel," and "Quickly, My Friends, All Arise" ca. Dec. 8, 1948
	58	"Dance Demonstration," faculty advisor (program and clipping), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Dec. 13, 1948
	59	Renaissance dancers, two photographs - in costume, ca. 1948
	60	The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus, dance director (program and clipping), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Jan. 12-15, 1949
	61	Cast members of The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus, two photographs - in costume, ca. Jan. 12, 1949
	62	"Dance Program," dancer and choreographer (program), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Mar. 17, 1949
	63	JdL in "Palestine Song," photograph - in costume, ca. Mar. 17, 1949
	64	JdL with dancers in "Palestine Song," two photographs - in costume, ca. Mar. 17, 1949
	65	Dancers in "Levels in Space," photograph - in costume, ca. Mar. 17, 1949
	66	"Annual Spring Concert," dancer and choreographer (program, broadside, and clippings), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 20, 1949
	67	Music score for "Annual Spring Concert," Harold Bradley--"Music for the Dance: I Incantation and II Saltata" Apr. 20, 1949
	68	"Techniques for Modern Dance," dancer and choreographer (program), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 29, 1949
	69	Dancers in "Depth Study," photograph - in costume, ca. Apr. 29, 1949
	70	"Michigan Dames Program," director (program), At:Allenel Hotel, Ann Arbor, MI, May 10, 1949
	71	"Student Arts Festival," choreographer (program and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, May 15, 1949
	72	"Spring Dance Concert," director (program and clippings), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, May 21, 1949
	73	JdL with Inez Miller for "Spring Dance Concert," photograph - candid, ca. May 21, 1949
	74	Dancers in "Indian Suite," photograph - in costume, ca. May 21, 1949
	75	The Trojan Women, director of choral movement (program and clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, July 28-29, 1949
	76	Cast members of The Trojan Women, 12 photographs - in costume, ca. July 28, 1949
	77	"Magyar Dances," dancer (broadside and clippings), At:Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, MI, Oct. 14-16, 1949
	78	"Ancient, Traditional, and Modern Christmas Music, and Dances," reconstructor and choreographer (broadside), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Dec. 3, 1949
	79	"Dance Demonstration," choreographer (program), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Dec. 12, 1949
	80	"Second Annual Student Art Festival," faculty advisor (program), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Mar. 19, 1950
	81	"An All Bach Dance Program," reconstructor and dancer (program and research notes), At: United States Naval Air Station, Grosse Ile, MI, Apr. 21, 1950
	82	The School for Husbands, dance director (program and clippings), At:University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 26-29, 1950
	83	Cast members of The School for Husbands, photograph -in costume, ca. Apr. 26, 1950
	84	"A Program of Renaissance Dances," reconstructor (program, broadsides, clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Apr. 30, 1959
	85	[Student Dance Festival], dancer and choreographer (clipping), At: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, May 19, 1950
	86	JdL with dancers in "And Higher," five photographs - in costume, ca. May 19, 1950
	87	"The Modern Dance," director (program), At: Albion College Annual Speech Banquet, Albion, MI, May 23, 1950
	87a	The Family of Man (program), At: American University Theatre Summer School, Dartington Hall, Devon, England, Aug. 25-26, 1950
	88	Members of the cast of "The Elephant Who Wanted to Fly," photograph - in costume, ca. 1950
	89	"The Dance Club in a Demonstration of Modern Techniques and Dances," faculty advisor (program and clipping), At:Adelphi College, Garden City, NY, Jan. 10, 1951
	90	"The Dance Club in a Demonstration," faculty advisor and choreographer (program), At:Adelphi College, Garden City, NY, Apr. 23, 1951
	91	Cinderella, performer and director (broadside), At:American Museum of Natural History, NY, Nov. 16, 1951
	92	JdL with performers of Cinderella, photograph - in costume, ca. Nov. 16, 1951
	93	"Dance Program," faculty advisor (program and clipping), At:Adelphi College, Garden City, NY, Jan. 8, 1952
	94	94:Funnybone Alley, director (program), At:Levittown Seven Arts Council, Levittown, NY?, Feb. 24, 1952
	95	Music score for Funnybone Alley, Elie Siegmeister--"Funnybone Alley" ca. Feb. 24, 1952
	96	Twelfth Night, consultant in Elizabethan movement (program), At:Hofstra College, city unidentified, Apr. 2-6, 1952
	97	Music score for Twelfth Night, Three handwritten sheets for piano ca. Apr. 2, 1952
	97a	"Dances from North Africa and Armenia," dancer (program), At:Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Lee, MA, Aug. 15-16, 1952
	98	Martha, director (clipping), At:Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, IL, Feb. 3, 1953
	99	"Dance Recital," director (clippings), At:Eastern Illinois State College, Charleston, IL, Apr. 23, 1953
	100	"The Thirtieth Christmas Concert," dance director (program), At:Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK, Dec. 13-14, 1953
	100a	Performers in "The Thirtieth Christmas Concert," two photographs in costume, ca. Dec. 13, 1953
	101	"The Christmas Tree," dance director (program), At:Glee Club, Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK, ca. Dec. 1953
	102	"The Oklahoma College for Women Glee Club, Sinfonetta and Dance Group in Concert," dance director (program), At: Lincoln High School Auditorium, Chickasha, OK, Feb. 11, 1954
	103	"A Cavalcade of Creative Arts Programs," dance director (program), At:Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK, Apr. 8, 1954
	104	"Kaleidoscope," choreographer (program and clippings), At:Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK, Apr. 14-15, 1954
	105	"Dancers in Precipice Walk," two photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	106	Dancer in "Little Miss Muffet," photograph - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	107	Dancers in "La Guayabita," two photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	108	Dancers in "Cherry Blossum Dance," four photographs in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	109	Dancers in "Oh Susanna," two photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	110	Dancer in "Brazil," three photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	111	Dancers in "Summertime," photograph - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	112	Dancers in "La Raspa," photograph - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	113	Dancers in "Bolero," five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	114	Cast members of "Tubby the Tuba," three photographs in costume, ca. Apr. 14, 1954
	115	Faust, dance director (program), At:Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, OK, May 17, 1954
	116	Tilt, movement director (program, research notes, and clippings), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, July 5-13, 1957
	117	The Would-Be Gentleman, director (program, script, broadside, and clippings), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, Aug. 8-17, 1957
	118	Cast members of The Would-Be Gentleman, 16 photographs - in costume, ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	119	Cast members of The Would-Be Gentleman, 11 photographs - in costume, ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	120	Cast members of The Would-Be Gentleman, 19 photographs - in costume, ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	121	Cast members of The Would-Be Gentleman, 18 photographs - in costume, ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	122	Cast members of Othello, three photographs - in costume, ca. 1957
Box	Folder
15		PERFORMANCES (cont.)
	1	Ancestral Experiences choreographer (program and clippings), At: Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX, Jan. 10-11, 1958
	2	Dancers in Ancestral Experiences, photograph - in costume, ca. Jan. 10, 1958
	3	Dancers in Ancestral Experiences, six slides - in costume, ca. Jan. 10, 1958
	4	Hamlet, movement coach (program and broadside), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, ca. Mar. 1958
	4a	The Golden Stairs, movement director (program and clipping), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 12- May 10, 1958
	5	JdL with cast members of The Golden Stairs, four photographs - candid, ca. Apr 12, 1958
	6	Of Time and the River, movement director (research materials and clippings), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, ca. Jan. 1959-ante Apr. 17, 1959
	7	Of Time and the River, movement director (program, broadside, and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 17-May 10, 1959
	8	Cast members of Of Time and the River, two photographs, ca. Apr. 17, 1959
	9	Macbeth, movement advisor (program and clippings in Spanish), At:Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile, Oct. 15-Nov. 1959
	10	Las Opera de Tres Centavaos, choreographer (program, broadside, and clippings in Spanish), At:Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile, ca. 1959-1960
	11	La Pergola de las Flores, choreographer (programs and clippings in Spanish), At:Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile Mar. 12, 1960-June 1961
	12	Asesinato en la Catederal, movement director (program and clippings), At: Instituto Chileno Britanico de Cultura, Santiago, Chile, May 11, 1960-July 15, 1960
	13	A Historia de Tobias e de Sara, choreographer (program, script, and clipping in Portugese), At:Universidade da Bahia, Bahia, Brazil, Sept. 1960
	14	Cast members of A Historia de Tobias e de Sara, thirteen photographs - in costume, ca. Sept. 1960
	15	The Cross-Eyed Bear, movement director (program), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, ca. Nov. 1960
	16	A Waltz in the Afternoon, choreographer (program), At:Dallas Theater Center, Dallas, TX, Mar. 1961
	17	Lazarus Laughed, director (research materials), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 28, 1961- May 13, 1961
	18	Lazarus Laughed, director (research materials, program, and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 28, 1961- May 13, 1961
	19	Lazarus Laughed, director (audition notes, casting announcement, and research materials), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 28, 1961- May 13, 1961
	20	Lazarus Laughed, director (research materials, production notes, and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, Apr. 28, 1961- May 13, 1961
	21	JdL with cast members and production crew for Lazarus Laughed, six photographs - candid, ca. Apr. 1961
	22	Randy Moore in Lazarus Laughed, five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	23	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, 12 photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	24	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, seven photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	25	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	26	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	27	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, eight photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	28	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, six photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	29	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	30	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, four photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	31	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, ten photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	32	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, five photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	33	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, six photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	34	Cast members of Lazarus Laughed, six photographs - in costume, ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	35	The Visit, movement director (program and broadside), At: Dallas Theater Center, Dallas, TX, May 1961
	36	Ondine, movement director (program and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, June 30, 1961-July 15, 1961
	37	Cast members of Ondine, 14 photographs - in costume, ca. June 30, 1961
	38	The Dawn, author, director, choreographer (programs, clippings, production notes, and explication), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, Dec. 7, 1961-Feb. 15, 1962
	39	Cast members of The Dawn, 30 photographs - in costume, ca. Dec. 7, 1961
	40	"The Thanksgiving Psalms," choreographer (explication), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, ca. Feb. 12, 1962
	41	Cast members of "The Thanksgiving Psalms," two photographs - in costume, ca. Feb. 12, 1962
	42	The Caucasian Chalk Circle, dance director (programs, research materials, annotated script, and costume plates), At:Baylor University, Waco, TX, May 1962-Oct. 1962
	43	Servant of Two Masters, director (program, broadsides, and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, July 14, 1962
	44	JdL and cast members of Servant of Two Masters, 15 photographs - in costume, ca. June 28, 1962
	45	Antigone, director (program, broadsides, and clippings), At: Baylor University, Waco, TX, April 19, 1963-April 27, 1963
	46	JdL with cast member of Antigone, photograph - in costume, ca. April 19, 1963
	47	Cast members of Antigone, 63 photographs - in costume, ca. April 19, 1963
	48	Cast members of Antigone, 15 photographs - in costume, ca. April 19, 1963
	49	R.U.R. Rossum's Universal Robots, choreographic assistant (program), At:UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Nov. 14-24, 1963
	50	The Winter's Tale, choreographer (program and fragment), At: UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Apr. 23, 1964-May 3, 1964
	51	Red Roses for Me, choreographer (program and clipping), At:UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, May 15-24, 1964
	52	"The University Collegium Musicum," reconstructor, (program and clipping), At:UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Dec. 10-11, 1964
	53	"Psalms Number [sic] 16 and 17 from the Dead Sea Scrolls," choreographer (program and research notes),At: Emerson Unitarian Church, Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 28, 1965
	54	Adam and Eve, choreographer (program and fragment), At:UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 16, 1966
	55	Twelfth Night, choreographer (program), At: UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, Dec. 1-10, 1966
	56	Discovering the Music of the Middle Ages, reconstructor (motion picture shooting script and research notes),At:UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, May 12, 1968
	57	Music scores for Discovering the Music of the Middle Ages, Unidentified composer--"Danse Royale," "English Dance," "Ductia, "Sumer Is Icumen In," "Lamento di Tristan, with Rotta," "Saltarello," and "Stantipes imperfecta (Ductia)" ca. May 12, 1968
	58	Imagination Dead Imagine, choreographer (program and research notes), At:University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, May 18, 1971
	59	"Sacred Movement Choir," choreographer (program and clipping), At: Grace Presbyterian Church, Temple, TX, May 15, 1977
	60	You Can't Take It With You, assistant director (program), At:Belton High School, Temple, TX, ca. Spring, 1977
	61	Cast members of Peter and the Wolf, photograph - in costume, n.d.


Series VIII - Correspondence (Boxes 16-17)
		This series is arranged alphabetically. Not all of the correspondence in the collection is contained within this series. Groups of letters pertinent to specific occasions or events have been placed appropriately in other series. For example, correspondence received and sent by JdL relating to her doctoral dissertation is to be found in the EDUCATIONAL TRAINING series. Whenever JdL has written letters of response, thoughts or reminders on the letters themselves, it has been noted.
Box	Folder
16		CORRESPONDENCE
	1	Maryrose R. Allen/JdL, plus JdL note Feb. 24, 1953
	2	J. F. Arnott/JdL,
			April 7, 1967
			ca. Aug. 3, 1967
			ca. Aug. 25, 1971
			ca. Oct. 22, 1971
	3	Harold D. Bacon/JdL, Jan. 9, 1962
	4	Anne Marie Bailey/JdL, Apr. 26, 1963
	5	Paul Baker/JdL,
			Feb. 19, 1954
			Feb. 8, 1960
			Feb. 20, 1963
	6	Janet Bardin/JdL, Mar. 8, 1968
	7	Irmgard Bartenieff/JdL,
			Apr. 13, 1969
			Dec. 6, 1969
	8	Mrs. Leon Bauman/JdL, July 25, 1969
	9	Virgil Beavers/JdL, Oct. 19, 1963
	10	Toni Beck/JdL, Oct. 5, 1973
	11	Costantino Benedetti/JdL, Nov. 3, 1964
	12	Robert C. Bennett/JdL, Sept. 11, 1964
	13	Israel Berman/JdL, Sept. 10, 1947
	14	Bonnie Bird/JdL, Feb. 11, 1974
	15	Lorraine Birmingham/JdL, July 1, 1971
	16	Carol H. Bitcon/JdL,
			Sept. 21, 1971
			Nov. 21, 1971
	17	Donn Borcherdt/JdL, Sept. 24, 1966
	18	Thomas Bouchard/JdL,
			Dec. 26, 1947
			Jan. 4, 1953
			Other related correspondence: Audio/Visual Center/JdL, Jan. 12, 1953
	19	W. Howard Bramlettel/JdL, Feb. 23, 1962
	20	Edgar L. Brokaw/JdL, May 12, 1965
	21	Charles Brown/JdL, Jan. 15, 1963
	22	Jack, Anna, and Deborah Brown/JdL, Oct. 21, n.y.
	23	A. S. Burack/JdL, July 10, 1974
	24	Arthur F. Byrnes/JdL, Jan. 8, 1952
	25	Susie Cashion/JdL, Nov. 18, 1968
	26	Rosalind Cassidy/JdL, Dec. 24, 1963 ?
	27	John Cauble/JdL, Sept. 10, 1971
	28	Jeanne Christgau/JdL, Feb. 16, 1949
	29	Fernando Colina/JdL, July 4, 1966
	30	William Como/JdL, post Sept. 24, 1973
	31	Hilary Corlett/JdL, Mar. 5, 1970
	32	Henry Cowell/JdL, Sept. 2, 1952
	33	Gordon F. Curl/JdL, May 28, 1966
	34	Dallas Theater Center/JdL, n.d.
	35	Dance Notation Bureau/JdL, Apr. 13, 1972
	36	Ellen Davis/JdL, Sept. 26, 1972
	37	Gwenda Davies/JdL, Dec. 10, 1965
	38	Judi and John Davis/JdL, May 22, 1964
	39	Shirlee Dodge/JdL,
			Dec. 20, 1974
			ca. Feb. 16, n.y.
	40	John Doris/JdL, Feb. 21, 1975
	41	Richard M. Dorson/JdL Mar. 3, 13, 22, 1953
	42	Ethel Dubois/JdL May 10, 1951
	43	Michel Dumont/JdL, Oct. 15, 1948
	44	Robert A. Dyal/JdL Feb. 21, 1962
	45	Lyle Dye, Jr./JdL July 10, 1967
	46	Hans Ehrmann/JdL Jan. 4, 27, 1967
	47	Paula Eisenberg/JdL, plus JdL notes May 14, 1968
	48	Jorge Elliott/JdL Jan. 28, 1968
	49	Benedict Ellis/JdL June 17, 1948
	50	Noa Eshkol/JdL Aug. 18, 1969; Feb. 11, 1973
	51	Monroe H. Fabian/JdL Oct. 28, 1971
	52	Margaret A. Fairbank/JdL 1969
	53	Stan Fedyszyn/JdL, plus JdL notes Oct. 29, 1964; Sept. 9, 1973,
	54	Betty, Joe, and Joann Ferguson/JdL, n.d.
	55	J. B. Ferzacca/JdL n.d.
	56	Isabelle Fisher/JdL June 13, 1968; June 21, 1968
	57	Emily Frankel/JdL Oct. 5, 1949; Oct. 7, 1952
				Other related correspondence and materials: (a.) Harriett S. Schaeffer/H. E. Phipps, Jan. 31, 1953; (b.) H. E. Phipps/Harriett S. Schaeffer, Mar. 26, 1953; (c.) Harriett S. Schaeffer/H. E. Phipps, Apr. 4, 1953; (d.) JdL notes, program, technical requirements, and press book.
	58	Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder in "People and Things," photograph - in costume ca. 1949
	59	Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder in unidentified dance, photograph - in costume, ca. 1949
	60	Emily Frankel and Mark Ryder in unidentified dance, photograph - in costume ca. 1949
	61	Marianne Frostig/JdL Nov. 26, 1968; n.d.
	62	Buckminster Fuller/JdL Jan. 27, 1950
	63	Edna Fulton/JdL Sept. 12, 1975
	64	Dr. Gapp/JdL (in German) June 2, 1966
	65	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL Aug. 26, 1959; Sept. 7, 1959; Oct. 9, 1959; Oct. 24, 1959
	66	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL (in English and Spanish) Oct. 31, 1959; Jan. 14, 1960; May 7, 1960; June 14, 1960; June 16, 1960
	67	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL (in English and Spanish) July 5, 1960
	68	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL (in English and Spanish) July 5, 1960
	69	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL (in English and Spanish) July 5, 1960
	70	Marie-Lise Gazarian/JdL (in English and Spanish) July 5, 1960; n.d.
	71	Eve Gentry/JdL Mar. 19, 1949
	72	Graham George/JdL July 20, 1970
	73	Sara Lee Gibb/JdL Jan. 7, 1971
	74	Ralph Gilbert/JdL June 3, 1948
	75	Frank Gillis/JdL Sept. 20, 1965; May 2, 1969
	76	John M. Glowacki/JdL Mar. 25, 1957
	77	Sherwin M. Goldman/JdL July 6, 1971
	78	Henry Goodman/JdL Jan. 16, 1967
	79	Janet Goodridge/JdL July 4, 1972
	80	George M. Graham and Lee Allsbrook/JdL Nov. 18, 1974
	81	George M. Graham/JdL Dec. 6, 1974
	82	Ruth E. Grauert/JdL May 15, 1962
	83	Henriette Greenwood/JdL Nov. 5, 1945
	84	Eleanor Greenspan/JdL Apr. 13, 1963
	85	Walter Grothe/JdL Apr. 22, 1953; Sept. 9, 1953; Dec. 24, 1953; ca. Dec. 1953
	86	Walter Grothe/JdL May 11, 1954; May 18, 1954; May 21, 1954; May 25, 1954; June 4, 1954
	87	Robert Bartlett Haas and Michael H. Baird/Jdl Jan. 20, 1967
	88	Richard D. Haines/JdL Oct. 2, 1976
	89	Edwin Hanley/Jdl, Jan. 28, 1971
	90	Lawton Harris/JdL,
			May 21, 1954
			June 1, 1954
	91	Alma M. Hawkins/JdL, July 9, 1963
	92	Erick Hawkins/JdL, June, 10, 1972
	93	Rebecca Hayden/JdL,
			Sept. 29, 1969
			Oct. 7, 1969
	94	Marion G. Hennion ?/JdL, June 4, 1946
	95	Doris Hering/JdL, Oct. 23, 1968
	96	Wanda Hickson/JdL, Sept. 21, 1976
				(typed on photostat copy of Sept. 15, 1976 letter from JdL to Dr. H. Harrison Clarke)
	97	Burnet M. Hobgood/JdL, Jan. 27, 1966
	98	Rickey Holden/JdL, May 18, 1953
	99	Hanya Holm/JdL,
			Feb. 18, 1942
			Mar. 21, 1943
			Oct. 20, 1943
	100	Hanya Holm/JdL,
			Sept. 9, 1946
			July 21, 1947
			Dec. 19, 1962
	101	Dorothy M. Hornby/JdL, Nov. 2, 1952
	102	Al and Suzanne Huang/JdL, Jan. 23, 1974
	103	Denny Hall/JdL, Oct. 9, 1963
	104	Helmut Hungerland/JdL,
			Jan. 10, 1968
			Jan. 17, 1968
	105	Kati Huson/JdL,
			Aug. 10, 1949
			Oct. 7, 1976
	106	Ann Hutchinson/JdL, Oct. 2, 1949
	107	Frances Inglis/JdL, Jan. 25, 1971
	108	Earl Jones/JdL, Oct. 4, 1966
	109	Diana Jordan/JdL, July 18, 1970
	110	Israel J. Katz/JdL, Feb. 22, 1972
	111	Franklin J. Keller/JdL, Feb. 16, 1948
	112	Terry Kerr/JdL, Apr. 5, 1976
	113	Guillermo Keys/JdL, Jan. 21, 1952
	114	Eleanor King/JdL,
			May 19, 1963
			June 27, 1964
			Oct. 14, 1964
			Feb. 13, 1977
	115	Billie Kirpich/JdL, Jan. 13, 1971
	116	Robert Klein/JdL,
			Jan. 10, 1950
			Jan. 16, 1950
			Jan. 23, 1950
	117	Fritz Klingenbeck/JdL, June 7, 1954
				(in German)
	118	Albrecht Knust/JdL,
				(in German)
			ca. 1953-1954
			Dec. 5, 1960
			Mar. 13, 1963
			Apr. 28, 1967
	119	Albrecht Knust/JdL,
				(in German)
			May 26, 1967
			Oct. 28, 1970
			Nov. 30, 1970 ?
	120	Paul Kozelka/JdL, ca. Mar. 17, 1957
	121	Ed Kremers/JdL, June 1954
	122	Herbert Kummel/JdL,
			Oct. 24, 1969
			ca. Nov. 15, 1969
	123	Masami Kuno/JdL,
			Jan. 17, 1953
			Feb. 1, 1953
					(in English and German)
	124	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Jan. 3, 1963
			Jan. 4, 1965
			Mar. 14, 1965
			Mar. 27, 1965
	125	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Apr. 28, 1965
			May 17, 1965
			Sept. 8, 1965
			Oct. 1, 1965
	126	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Oct. 9, 1965
			Oct. 18, 1965
			Oct. 26, 1965
			Oct. 29, 1965
	127	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Nov. 29, 1965
			Dec. 20, 1965
			Feb. 9, 1966
			Mar. 15, 1966
	128	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Mar. 31, 1967
			June 24, 1967
			Nov. 8, 1967
			Jan. 17, 1968
	129	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Feb. 5, 1968
			June 3, 1968
			Aug. 12, 1968
			Nov. 27, 1968
	130	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			Feb. 6, 1969
			Mar. 10, 1969
			May 12, 1969
	131	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			May 20, 1969
			June 2, 1969
			June 13, 1969
			Aug. 1, 1969
	132	Gertrude Kurath/JdL,
			May 12, 1971
			June 3, n.y.
	133	Etelka Laban/JdL, n.d.
				(in German)
	134	Etelka and Roland Laban/JdL,
				(in German)
			Dec. 17, 1975
			n.d.
	135	Maria Laban and Rudolf von Laban/JdL, Oct. 20, 1935
				(in German)
	136	Maria Laban, Errsi, and Etelka Laban/JdL, Nov. 12, 1952
				(in German)
	137	Maria Laban/JdL,
				(in German)
			Dec. 4, 1955
			Aug. 23, 1964
			1967
			Dec. 18, 1968
	138	Maria Laban, Etelka Laban, and Pigerl/JdL, Nov. 30, 1970
				(in German)
	139	Maria Laban and Etelka Laban/JdL, Dec. 11, 1970
				(in German)
	140	Maria Laban, Etelka Laban and Pigerl/JdL, Apr. 3, 1971
				(in German)
	141	Roland Laban/JdL, n.d.
				(in German)
	142	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
				(in German)
			Feb. 22, 1935
			Mar. 23, 1935
			1938
	143	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			May 7, 1939
					(in German)
			Oct. 19, 1940
			Feb. 26, 1941
	144	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Nov. 24, 1942
			May 10, 1944
			Aug. 24, 1945
			Dec. 12, 1945
	145	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Mar. 28, 1946
			Sept. 14, 1946
			Dec. 12, 1946
	146	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Apr. 7, 1947
			July 12, 1947
			Dec. 4, 1947 ?
			1947
	147	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			June 8, 1948
			July 30, 1948
			May 14, 1949
	148	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Mar. 21, 1950
			June 7, 1950
			June 27, 1950
			Dec. 23, 1950
	149	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Mar. 13, 1951 ?
			Dec. 3, 1951
			Feb. 24, 1952
			July 1, 1952
	150	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			Oct. 22, 1952
			Oct. 25, 1952
					(JdL notes attached on Integrated Arts concepts, ca. 1957)
			Oct. 28, 1952
	151	Rudolf von Laban/JdL,
			June 4, 1953
			June 28, 1953
			n.d.
	152	Warren Lamb/JdL,
			Oct. 14, 1964
			Sept. 16, 1969
			Nov. 6, 1969
	153	Elisabeth Lang-Corret, Irma Lutz Domizlaff, Hertha Meisenbach, and Elinor Warsitz-Kannegiesser/JdL, Feb. 1950
				(in German)
	154	Roderyk, Diana, and Anthony Lange/JdL,
			Dec. 1976
			n.d.
	155	Lillian Lawler/JdL,
			June 1966
			Mar. 13, 1967
	156	F. C. Lawrence/JdL, Aug. 28, 1953
	157	Thomas Leabhart/ JdL, n.d.
	158	Jack Leadbetter/JdL, Nov. 18, 1967
	159	Christine Dobbins Leahy/JdL, ca. 1951
	160	Marie R. Liba/JdL, Jan. 1971
	161	Erna C. Lindner and Olga Prytula/JdL, May 2, 1964
	162	Gertrude Lippincott/JdL,
			Mar. 20, 1964
			ante Dec. 1965
			Aug. 16, 1971
	163	Mary Lynch/JdL, Oct. 14, 1967
	164	J. D. McDonald/JdL,
			Dec. 1, 1947
			Dec. 12, 1947
	165	Sister Marie-Victoire/JdL, June 1, 1946
	166	Marguerite McAneny/JdL,
			Oct. 28, 1965
			Jan. 7, 1967
			Jan. 9, 1967
	167	Malcolm McCormick/JdL,
			July 7, 1967
			July 9, 1969
	168	Katie McGuire/JdL, Jan. 27, 1973
	169	M. M. Meredith-Jones/JdL, Mar. 7, 1949
	170	D. M. Merrill/JdL, Oct. 26, 1950
	171	Donna Mae Miller/JdL,
			Nov. 26, 1963
			Jan. 23, 1964
	172	Mary Ella Montaque/ JdL, n.d.
	173	David Morton/JdL, June 9, 1970
	174	Robert Moulton/JdL, Mar. 24, 1970,
				(plus JdL notes in response to this letter)
	175	Franklin D. Murphy/JdL, Apr. 19, 1968
Box	Folder
17		CORRESPONDENCE (continued)
	1	Ely, Helga, and Greg Nagy/JdL, ca. 1950
	2	National Endowment of the Arts/JdL, Mar. 6, 1974
	3	Bruno Nettl/JdL, n.d.
				(in English and German) plus JdL bibliographic notes
	4	Nevin Nichols/JdL, Aug. 26, 1963
				plus JdL notes
	5	Alwin Nikolais/JdL,
			Oct. 26, 1964
			May 1, 1967
			Nov. 1967
			1967 ?
	6	Liz Oberstein/JdL, Oct. 18, 1967
	7	Osterreichisches Volksliedwerk beim Bundesministerium fur Unterricht/JdL, May 31, 1966
				(in German)
	8	Jacqueline Ogg/JdL,
			Apr. 22, 1970
			Oct. 1, 1971
			Oct. 13, 1971
			Feb. 4, 1972
	9	Jacqueline Ogg/JdL,
			Apr. 11, 1972
			Apr. 11, 1972
			May 5, 1972
			May 16, 1972
			June 22, 1972
	10	Joe Okpaku/JdL, Jan. 18, 1968
	11	E. A. Osgathorp/JdL,
			Apr. 10, 1969
			Oct. 27, 1969
	12	Anthony Peck/JdL, Jan. 23, 1970
	13	Lin Pei-Fen/JdL, Mar. 6, 1949
				plus JdL notes
	14	Dr. Petermann/JdL,
				(in German) plus JdL notes
			July 30, 1976
			July 30, 1976
	15	Kurt Peters/JdL, June 20, 1953
				(in German)
	16	Adam A. Pinsker/JdL, July 16, 1970
	17	Malucha Solari de Pinto/JdL, Oct. 25, 1966
				(in Spanish)
	18	A. J. Pischi/JdL, Mar. 12, 1965
				plus JdL notes
	19	Richard Polese/JdL, Dec. 5, 1968
	20	John Povey/JdL,
			Nov. 18, 1966
			Nov. 18, 1966
			Jan. 10, 1967
			Oct. 1, 1967
	21	Valerie Preston-Dunlop/JdL, Jan. 21, 1971
				plus JdL notes
	22	Dan Procter/JdL, Dec. 15, 1953
	23	Riki Raab/JdL,
				(in German)
			Oct. 26, 1967
			Aug. 21, 1970
	23a	Riki Raab, four photographs - candid, July 14, 1969
	24	Elsa Rainer/JdL, Dec. 3, 1962
	25	Renee Renouf/JdL, Jan. 16, 1976
	26	Cary Rick/JdL, May 29, 1971
	27	Theodore C. Ricks/JdL,
				plus JdL notes
			Sept. 22, 1967
			Nov. 16, 1967
			Jan. 11, 1968
	28	Terry Roche/JdL, Dec. 12, 1972
	29	Robert F. Roeming/JdL,
			Jan. 5, 1970
			Jan. 19, 1970
	30	Madeline Rosay/JdL, Sept. 27, 1960
				plus JdL note
	30a	JdL with Madeline Rosay ?, two photographs - candid, Sept. 27, 1960
	31	Patricia A. Rowe/JdL,
			Feb. 20, 1968
			Mar. 15, 1968
			Sept. 11, 1968
	32	Catherine Rubin/JdL, Oct. 15, 1962
	33	Joan Ryan/JdL, Jan. 2, 1973
	34	Loretta C. Ryan/JdL, May 9, 1951
	35	Lola Sadlo/JdL, Oct. 10, 1963
				plus JdL notes
	36	David S. Saxon/JdL, Jan. 20, 1971
	37	G. Schirmer/JdL, Mar. 4, 1953
	38	Otto Schneider/JdL,
				(in German)
			Aug. 29, 1969
			ca. 1969
	39	Frances Schram/JdL, Nov. 12, 1957
	40	Nona Schurman/JdL, June 4, 1971
				plus JdL note
	41	Nona Schurman, photograph - in dance attire, n.d.
	42	Ted Shawn/JdL, ca. 1968
	43	Sybil Shearer/JdL, ca. 1948
	44	Nancy Smith/JdL, Jan. 1971
	45	Ralph A. Smith/JdL,
			Dec. 3, 1971
			Dec. 21, 1971
	46	Ruth M. Smith/JdL, Jan. 7, 1949
	47	Allegra Fuller Snyder/JdL, Mar. 31, 1965
				plus JdL note
	48	Marion Sourian/JdL, Jan. 10, 1971
	49	Charles Speroni/JdL,
			Apr. 25, 1968
			July 1, 1969
			June 30, 1970
			June 30, 1970
	50	Gertrude Sporket/JdL, Dec. 18, 1963
				(in German)
	51	Bob Stecker/JdL, Feb. 12, 1965
	52	Penny Leavitt Stegenga/JdL,
			Oct. 18, 1972
			Jan. 25, 1973
			Mar. 20, 1973
	53	Penny Leavitt Stegenga/JdL,
			Apr. 15, 1973
			May 13, 1973
			July 14, 1973
	54	Verna Arvey Still/JdL, June 24, 1970
	55	Ernestine Stodelle/ JdL, Oct. 16, n.y.
	55a	Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Fox/JdL, n.d.
	56	Elwin V. Swenson/JdL June 23, 1967
	56	June 4, 1968
	56	June 10, 1968
	56	June 12, 1968
	57	Viola Hegyi Swisher/JdL Sept. 17, 1966
	57	plus JdL note Oct. 4, 1967
	58	Yoko Tahara/JdL Feb 22, 1973
	59	Julie M. Taylor/JdL May 1, 1968
	60	Walter Terry/JdL, plus JdL note Feb. 5, 1948
	61	Harry F. Thompson/JdL Oct. 5, 1964
	62	Hamish J. Thomas/JdL n.d.
	63	Lois Timmins/JdL Jan. 19, 1973
	64	Lynn Traiger/JdL Feb. 19, 1965
	65	Terry Nancy Tremaner/JdL Apr. 7, 1973
	66	K. C. Tsien/JdL Feb. 19, 1948
	67	Pierre Tuga/JdL (in French) Mar. 21, 1953
	68	Ellen Turk/JdL plus JdL notes Nov. 5, 1968
	69	Bill Ulelintz/JdL Nov. 18, 1967
	70	Lisa Ullmann/JdL Aug. 25, 1953
	70	Sept. 2, 1953
	71	Lisa Ullmann and Roland Laban/JdL (in English and German) Sept. 13, 1953
	72	Lisa Ullmann/JdL Aug. 5, 1958
	72	Oct. 2, 1959
	72	Sept. 3, 1964
	72	Mar. 18, 1971
	73	Kapila Vatayasan/JdL Mar. 15, 1957
	73	May 1, 1957
	73	Sept. 8, 1970
	73	n.d.
	73	June 10, n.y.
	74	Frank M. Veale/JdL Nov. 19, 1943
	75	Lucy Venable/JdL (carbon copy of JdL response to this letter is on reverse side, Apr. 15, 1968) Apr. 9, 1968
	76	Walter Volbach/JdL (JDL draft response to this letter is on reverse side) Apr. 8, 1958
	76	Walter Volbach/JdL, plus JdL notes Apr. 16, 1958
	76	Walter Volbach/JdL, Apr. 28, 1958
	76	Walter Volbach/JdL, plus JdL notes Mar. 26, 1961
	77	Evert J. Volkersz/JdL Jan. 6, 1965
	78	Klaus Wachsmann/JdL Jan. 29, 1969, Feb. 11, 1969, Mar. 25, 1969, Apr. 30, 1975
	79	Abr. A. Wagner/JdL (in German) ca. 1963
	80	Irene N. Watts/JdL June 5, 1976
	81	Clark Weaver/JdL ante Dec. 31, 1957
	82	Marian S. Weiser/JdL Apr. 26, 1967
	83	Brooke Whiting/JdL Sept. 28, 1965
	84	Richard Wier/JdL Dec. 25, 1963
	85	Mary Wigman/JdL (in German) June 16, n.y., Dec. 12, 1933
	86	Johannes Wilbert/JdL Jan. 20, 1967
	87	Donald Windham/Jdl May 7, 1945
	88	David Wodlinger/JdL Sept. 1961
	89	Alan Woods/JdL June 11, 1974
	90	George W. Woodyard/JdL Mar. 5, 1968
	91	James Wright/JdL, plus JdL notes May 6, 1963
	92	Charles E. Young/JdL Dec. 23, 1970
	93	Suhail T. Zakharia/JdL Jan. 27, 1963
	94	Miscellaneous/JdL (in English, German, and Spanish)
	95	JdL/Paul Baker Oct. 16, 1959, Nov. 19, 1959, June 3, 1960
	96	JdL/Paul Baker (3 letters) 1960?
	97	JdL/Paul and Kitty Baker Oct. 9, 1971
	98	JdL/Baylor University Administration
	99	JdL/Jack Clay 1971 ?
	100	JdL/Eddie Dwyer Feb. 6, 1961
	101	JdL/Marianne Frostig Nov. 14, 1968
	102	JdL/Mrs. Gattis n.d.
	103	JdL/Katherine Gilbert n.d.
	104	JdL/Frank Gillis Jan. 14, 1966
	105	JdL/Walter Grothe Apr. 2, 1954, May 14, 1954
	106	JdL/Mr. Harris May 28, 1954
	107	JdL/Mantle Hood Sept. 19, 1966
	108	JdL/Ann Hutchinson Dec. 15, n.y.
	109	JdL/Earl Jones (in English and Spanish) Aug. 20, 1966
	110	JdL/Gertrude Kurath Mar. 23, 1965, Apr. 21, 1965, May 9, 1965
	111	JdL/Etelka and Maria Laban (in German) ca. April 1963
	112	JdL/Maria Laban (in German) Sept. 5, 1963
	113	JdL/Herbert McAnevy Nov. 16, 1962
	114	JdL/Abner McCall June 3, 1960
	115	JdL/Donna Mae Miller Jan. 27, 1964
	116	JdL/Franklin D. Murphy Oct. 1, 1965
	117	JdL/Jacqueline Ogg Oct. 8, 1971, May 7, 1972
	118	JdL/Malucha Solaride Pinto Oct. 17, 1967
	119	JdL/A. J. Pische May 25, 1965
	120	JdL/Frances Schram Nov. 17, 1957
	121	JdL/Haywood R. Shuford Feb. 6, 1961
	122	JdL/Ralph A. Smith Dec. 17, 1971
	123	JdL/Lisa Ullmann June 10, 1971
	124	JdL/Walter R. Volbach post Apr. 16, 1958
	125	JdL/Klaus Wachsmann ante July 20, 1970
	126	JdL/Martha Maybury Wampler post May 4, 1968
	127	JdL/Charles E. Young 1969
	128	JdL/Miscellaneous (in English and German)
	129	Mary Wigman/Renee (JdL's Aunt?) (in German)
	130	Lillits B. ?/Maria Lenares (in German) n.d.
	131	Miscellaneous/Neither to nor from JdL


Series IX - Miscellaneous Professional Activities (Box 18) 1939-1976
		Miscellaneous materials documenting JdL's membership in professional organizations, attendance at conferences, receipt of awards, participation on committees, assistance in exhibitions, and donations to museums and libraries are found in this series. The documents are not comprehensive and do not represent the scope of JdL's professional affiliations and activities. The folders are arranged chronologically from 1939 to 1976.
Box	Folder
18		MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
	1	Guest of Honor at meeting of Drama Comedy--New Yorkers (program) Oct. 27, 1939
	2	Notes (holograph) taken at Estes Park, CO Conference ante Mar. 8, 1948
	3	Member of The Center Dance Committee of the Jewish Community Center presenting Jose Limon (program) Feb. 24, 1950
	4	Symposium notes (typescript and holograph) from Arch Lauterer's lectures ca. Aug. 1950
	5	Dance judge with Merce Cunningham at Barnard College Greek Games (program and clipping) March 29-30, 1952
	6	Member of Nossen scholarship committee (clippings) Apr. 15, 1952
	7	Coordinator of Labanotation Exhibit at Adelphi College Library (holographs) ca. 1952
	8	JdL with unidentified woman at Labanotation Exhibit, photograph - candid ca. 1952
	9	Notated score of JdL's demonstration of schottische steps at Laban Art of Movement Centre Mar. 1953
	10	Notes (typescript) from Warren Lamb's student days ? ca. 1953
	11	Donation of Hungarian folk dance costumes to Museum of International Folk Art (clipping), Santa Fe, NM Mar. 20, 1955
	12	JdL displaying Hungarian folk dance costumes, two photographs - posed ca. Mar. 20, 1955
	13	Hungarian Folk Dance Costume Exhibit at Museum of International Folk Art, four photographs ca. Mar. 20, 1955
	14	Donation of Handbuch der Kinetographie by Albrecht Knust to Harvard Library (clipping) ca. Mar. 27, 1955
	15	Recipient of award from National Recreation Association (certificate) 1963
	16	Attendee at International Folk Music Council Seventeenth Annual Conference in Budapest, Hungary (registration packet) Aug. 17-25, 1964
	17	Member of American Society for Theatre Research (newsletter) 1964-1965
	18	Attendee at Bartenieff Workshop (photostat) 1965
	19	Adviser for Peace Corps Training through UCLA Extension Program (typescript and mimeograph) 1966
	20	Attendee at Developmental Conference on Dance (mimeograph) Nov. 1966
	21	JdL with unidentified attendees at International Folk Festival of South American Countries, two photographs-candid 1966
	22	Attendee at American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Conference on Graduate Education (mimeograph), Washington D.C. Jan. 1967
	23	Attendee at American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Developmental Conference on Dance (mimeographs) May 28-June 4, 1967
	24	Report of American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Developmental Conference on Dance (mimeograph) ca. 1967
	25	Recipient of Certificate of Appreciation from U.S. Office of Education (original) May 15, 1968
	26	Member of Association of American Dance Companies (directory) 1967-1968
	27	Attendee at Sixth International Congress of Aesthetics (broadsides and typescript), Uppsala, Sweden Aug. 15-20, 1968
	28	Attendee at American Society for Aesthetics meeting (mimeograph and holograph) Oct. 1968
	29	Council Member for The Society for Ethnomusicology (journal title page and verso) 1968
	30	Consultant for [Program on Dances from Selected Cultures] ca. 1968
	30a	Commemorative introduction to Claudia Chaplin's exhibit (typescript and program) on Rudolf von Laban at Humboldt Galleries, San Francisco, CA ca. Feb. 1969
	31	Member of Committee on Research in Dance (newsletter) Apr. 1969
	32	Member of Association of American Dance Companies (directory) 1968-1969
	33	Participant in Internationale Sommeracademie des Tanzes (broadside and holograph), Koln, Germany July 1969
	34	Member of Committee on Research in Dance (newsletter) Aug. 1969
	35	Member of Committee on Research in Dance (newsletter) Apr. 1970
	36	Attendee at Bartenieff Workshop (photostat) ca. July 1970
	37	Contributor to National Association for Regional Ballet (newsletter) ca. Mar. 1971
	38	Director to the Board of the Committee on Research on Dance (newsletter) Sept. 1, 1971-Aug. 31, 1974
	39	Attendee at American Educational Theatre Association Convention (mimeograph), Chicago, IL 1971
	40	Contributor to resume of Joan Firra and development of Physical Therapy program (holograph and photostat) Nov. 1972
	41	Attendee at American Society for Theatre Research Conference (photostat), Flushing, NY Nov. 29-30, 1974
	42	Member of International Mimes and Pantomimists (directory) 1974-1975
	43	Member of International Council of Kinetography Labanotation (mimeograph) Dec. 1975
	44	Member of International Mimes and Pantomimists (photostat) Nov. 1976


Series X - Miscellaneous Research Activities (Box 18)
		This series consists of miscellaneous materials documenting JdL's various research activities in the United States and abroad. These include notes taken from books, conferences, performances, and bibliographies. Slide lists and discographies show that JdL was committed to preserving of visual and aural documentation. Information on the formation of Dance Research Associates and proposals for dance research projects are also found here. Folder arrangement is chronological from the 1920's to the 1970's.
Box	Folder
18		MISCELLANEOUS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
	45	"Der neue Tanz" (typescript in German) by Fritz Bohme ca. 1924
	46	"Choreology und Tanzschrift" (typescript in German) by Fritz Bohme June 1928
	47	"A Vajda Janos Tarsasag Szekely Nepi Tanc es Ballada Bemutato Eloadasa" (Hungarian program, annotated) Mar. 31, 1935
	48	Notes (holograph) on Sadler's Wells Ballet at Covent Garden by Merlyn Severn, ca. 1947
	49	"Geraldine Stephenson" (annotated program); At:Barn Theatre, Dartington Hall, England, ca.1950
	50	John Brown's Body (annotated program), directed by Charles Laughton, With: Tyrone Power, Judith Anderson, and Raymond Massey, At:Kintner Gym, Decatur, IL, Jan. 18, 1953
	51	"Harald Kreutzberg" (annotated program), At:Central High School of Needle Trades, ?, Feb. 21, 1953
	52	:"First Dance Festival" (annotated program), With: The New Dance Group Company, At:Ziegfeld Theatre, New York, NY, Mar. 1, 1953
	54	Notes (holograph) taken at Sommerkurs fur Tanzer und Tanzpadagogen, Vienna, Austria, Plus broadside (in German) June 1-22, 1965
	55	Notes (holograph) taken at Folkwang Hochschule, Plus broadsides (in German) June 23-July 6, 1965
	56	Unidentified faculty and students at Folkwang Hochschule, three photographs - candid, ca. June 1965
	57	Kurt Joost with unidentified dancers at Folkwang Hochschule, three photographs - candid, ca. June 1965
	58	Folkwang Hochschule, two photographs, ca. June 1965
	59	Notes (holograph) on 17th and 18th Century dance taken at Munich Staatsbibliothek, ca. June 1965
	60	Notes (holograph) on 17th and 18th Century dance taken at city and national libraries in Vienna, Austria, ca. June 1965
	61	Notes (holograph) on 17th and 18th Century dance taken in city and national libraries in Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany, ca. June 1965
	62	Notes (holograph) and articles (photostat) documenting 17th and 18th Century dance from city and national libraries in Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany, ca. June 1965
	63	Articles (photostat) on 17th and 18th Century dance copied at city and national libraries in Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany, ca. June 1965
	64	Articles (photostat) on 17th and 18th Century dance copied at city and national libraries in Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany, ca. June 1965
	65	La Traviatta (German program, annotated), July 1965
	66	Sketch of proposal for historical dance research project (holograph) through the Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1967
	67	Preparation materials in development of Dance Research Associates (typescript, photostat, and holograph), 1967-1973
	68	Inquiries and responses (typescript, holograph, broadsides, and photostats) regarding Dance Research Associates, Dec. 28, 1967-Feb. 11, 1970
	69	Notes (typescript in German) on Curios Reit-Jagd-Fecht-Tanz oder Ritter-Excitien-Lexicon... by von Valentino Trichtern, ca. Mar. 1969
	70	Notes (holograph and study guides) taken at International Council of Kinetograpy Labanotation Conference, 1970
	71	Bibliography (typescript) on period Social Court dances, ca. Dec. 1972
	72	Notes (holograph and typescript in English and German) on Rudolf von Laban's movement theories, n.d.
	73	Notes (holograph) on Rudolf von Laban's movement theories in relation to mime, n.d.
	74	Translation (typescript) of "'Circe', ou 'Le Ballet Comique de la Royne'" (photostat in French) by Helene Leclerc, n.d.
	75	Notes (typescript) on World History of the Dance by Curt Sachs, n.d.
	76	Notes (holograph) on Ballett International by Horst von Koegler, n.d.
	77	Notes (holograph) on children's dance, n.d.
	78	Notes (typescript) on The Mastery of Movement on the Stage by Rudolf von Laban, n.d.
	79	Transcription (mimeograph) of film commentary by Martha Graham in The Dancer's World, n.d.
	80	Notes (holograph) on the Comic Spirit in the arts, n.d.
	81	Notes (holograph) on the art of Magritte, n.d.
	82	Notes (holograph) on The Arts as Communication by D. C. Wurs ? (Ed.), n.d.
	83	Notes (holograph) on The Elements of Drama by J. L. Styan, n.d.
	84	Translation (typescript) of Reidansen by Brom-Struich, n.d.
	85	Notes (typescript) on Individual Behaviour by Syngg and Combs, n.d.
	86	Notes (holograph) on Mary Wigman, n.d.
	87	Notes (holograph) on A History of Ballet and Its Makers by Joan Lawson, n.d.
	88	Notes (holograph) on Effort by Rudolf von Laban and F. C. Lawrence, n.d.
	89	Notes (holograph) on Die Schulfeste Der by Jacques Dalcroze, n.d.
	90	Notes (holograph) on The Dances of J. B. Lully (1632-1687) by Helen M. Ellis, n.d.
	91	Misc. notes for articles, reviews, and choreography (holograph and program), n.d.
	92	Bibliography (typescript) on Rudolf von Laban, n.d.
	93	Chronology (typescript) of Brazilian theatre history, n.d.
	94	Bibliography (mimeograph) on Sacred Drama and Movement Choir, n.d.
	95	Bibliography (mimeograph) on Dance and Music Accompaniment, n.d.
	96	Bibliography (mimeograph) for educators in Movememt Education and Dance, n.d.
	97	Bibliography (typescript) of French dance and theatre resources, n.d.
	98	Discography (typescript) of selected Himalayan music, n.d.
	99	Information on dance slides and their sources (holograph), n.d.
	100	Misc. articles (photostat) relating to dance research and archives, 1941-1972
	101	Misc. bibliographic notes with annotations, n.d.
	102	Misc. bibliographic notes, n.d.


SERIES XI - Card Files (Boxes 19-31)
		Six subseries have beed identified for this series. The original order created by JdL has been preserved. Almost all of the cards in this series are holograph bibliographic entries which are predominantly annotated. The first and second subseries, M.F.A. THESIS PREPARATION NOTES ca. 1943 and Ph.D. RESEARCH ca. 1946-1947, were generated during her years at Yale University. UCLA LIBRARY REQUISITIONS AND HOLDINGS represents records JdL kept when she worked on building the dance holdings of the UCLA library. LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH was developed by JdL as part of her work with the UCLA Latin American Studies Extension Program. UCLA/SMU LIBRARY REQUISITIONS exemplifies JdL's use of UCLA library order receipts to strengthen the dance holdings at the SMU library. DANCE FILMS contains a list of films on the dance available from a variety of distributors. JdL organized this file based on general categories such as Ethnic and Folk, Ballet, Modern Dance, Experimental, and Mime to name a few.
Box	Folder
19		M.F.A. THESIS PREPARATION NOTES ca. 1943
	1	Preface
	2	Chapter 1
	3	Chapter 2
	4	Chapter 3
	5	Chapter 4
	6	Conclusion
	7	Quotations used in dissertation
Box	Folder
20		Ph.D. RESEARCH ca. 1946-1947
	1	Bibliography - books
Box	Folder
21		Ph.D. RESEARCH (cont.), ca. 1946-1947
	1	Dancer life stories in periodicals, playbills, and books
Box	Folder
22		Ph.D. RESEARCH (cont.), ca. 1946-1947
	1	General references
	2	Books available in Rare Book Room, Harvard Theatre Collection ?
	3	Bibliography after 1860
	4	Miscellaneous bibliography
	5	Books not needed for thesis
Box	Folder
23		Ph.D. RESEARCH (cont.), ca. 1946-1947
	1	Preface
	2	Introduction
	3	Chapter 1
	4	Chapter 2
	5	Chapter 3
Box	Folder
24		Ph.D. RESEARCH (cont.), ca. 1946-1947
	1	Appendix
	2	Ballets - Plots
	3	Bibliography
	4	Text - History
	5	Operas
	6	Dances
	7	1750-1800
	8	1800-1820
	9	1820-1830
	10	1830-1840
	11	1840-1850
	12	1850-1860
	13	1860-1870
	14	1870-1880
	15	Trends after 1880
	16	Suggestions - thesis: material which might be discussed somewhere in thesis
	17	Miscellaneous
Box	Folder
25		UCLA LIBRARY REQUISITIONS AND HOLDINGS
	1	Keys to abbreviations and master cards
	2	Books ordered for library, 1966
	3	Sources for Sables Master Directory (in English and Spanish)
	4	Guide to dance periodicals
	5	Library of Congress "Subjects/Headings" related to dance
	6	Bibliography - ballet
25		LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH
	7	Dance books not at UCLA library (in English and Spanish)
	8	Periodicals not found in UCLA library (in English and Spanish)
	9	Bibliography (in Portugese)
	10	Bibliography (in English and Spanish)
	11	Bibliography--Native American/Spanish influence (in English and Spanish)
	12	Bibliography--Spain (in English and Spanish)
Box	Folder
26		LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH (cont.)
	1	General reference (in English and Spanish)
	2	Argentina (in English and Spanish)
	3	Bolivia (in English and Spanish)
	4	Brazil (in English, Portuguese, and Spanish)
	5	Chile (in English and Spanish)
	6	Colombia (in English and Spanish)
	7	Costa Rica (in English and Spanish)
	8	Cuba (in English and Spanish)
	9	Equador (in English and Spanish)
	10	El Salvador (in English and Spanish)
	11	Guatemala (in English and Spanish)
	12	Haiti (in English, Spanish, and French)
	13	Honduras (in English and Spanish)
Box	Folder
27		LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH (cont.)
	1	Mexico (in English and Spanish)
	2	Nicaragua (in English and Spanish)
	3	Peru (in English and Spanish)
	4	Puerto Rico (in English and Spanish)
	5	Uruguay (in English and Spanish)
	6	Venezuela (in English and Spanish)
	7	General references (in English and Spanish)
	8	Spain (in English and Spanish)
	9	Notes and abbreviations (in English and Spanish)
Box	Folder
28		LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH (cont.)
	1	Books--ballet and folk dance (in English and Spanish)
	2	Articles--ballet and folk dance (in English and Spanish)
	3	Misc. articles (in English and Spanish)
	4	Misc. articles and press notes (in English and Spanish)
Box	Folder
29		LATIN AMERICAN DANCE RESEARCH (cont.)
	1	Peru (in English and Spanish)
	2	Brazil and Chile (in English, Portuguese, and Spanish)
	3	Misc. articles and press notes (in English and Spanish)
	4	Misc. press notes (in English and Spanish)
Box	Folder
30		UCLA/SMU LIBRARY REQUISITIONS
	1	Ethnology (in English, Spanish, German, and French)
	2	UCLA dance book requisitions (in English, Spanish, German, and French)
	3	Ethnic and folk dance books--ordered for UCLA library (in English, Spanish, German, and French) ca. Jan. 1968
	4	Dance books--ordered for UCLA library (in English and Spanish) ca. May 1968
	5	Dance books--wanted for UCLA library (in English, Spanish, German, and French) ca. Sept. 1969
	6	Dance books--availability to be checked at SMU library (in English and French) ca. Sept.-Oct. 1971
	7	Dance books and films--available at SMU library ca. Sept.-Oct. 1971
	8	Dance books--found in SMU library for Dance Concepts course ca. Sept. 1971
	9	Books researched/not ordered for SMU library ca. Sept. 1971
	10	Dance books ordered for SMU library (in English, Spanish, German, and French) ca. Oct. 1971
	11	Dance books held for future order by SMU library (in English, Spanish, German, and French) ca. Oct.-Nov. 1971
	12	Dance books in DeGolyer Collection at SMU library ca. Nov. 1971
	13	Dance books in Kingsbury Collection at SMU library (in English and French) ca. Nov. 1971
	14	Dance books in McCord Theatre Museum of Dallas at SMU library ca. 1971
	15	Dance history books available through inter-library loan at SMU library ca. Dec. 1971
	16	American Indian dance books available through inter- library loan at SMU library ca. Dec. 1971
	17	Dance books not obtained for SMU library (in English and French) ca. Jan. 1972
	18	Dance books researched/not ordered for SMU library (in English, German, and French) ca. Oct. 1972
Box	Folder
31		DANCE FILMS
	1	Ethnic and folk--general
	2	Ethnic and folk--Mexico
	3	Ethnic and folk--Native American
	4	Ethnic and folk--African
	5	Ethnic and folk--Misc.
	6	Ethnic and folk--European
	7	Ballet
	8	Modern Dance
	9	Experimental
	10	Dance Therapy
	11	Mime
	12	Misc.
	13	Square Dance
	14	Key of distributors


Series XII - Visual Works (Boxes 32-39)
		PHOTOGRAPHS, CONTACT SHEETS AND NEGATIVES, SLIDES, and MOTION PICTURES, and NEGATIVES OF SLIDES comprise this series. The PHOTOGRAPHS in this series are different from other prints in the collection in that they were taken to promote JdL professionally as a dancer or educator spanning the years 1927 to 1976. Her vitality as a performer is documented in the Hungarian folk dance pictures in this subseries. See also oversized box 57, folders 1-3. CONTACT SHEETS AND NEGATIVES represent two performances she directed at Baylor University: The Would-Be Gentleman and Lazarus Laughed. JdL amassed an extensive slide collection which was used primarily for her speaking engagements and classroom lectures. A small number of the SLIDES also documents personal events and student performances. In addition, she retained copies of the negatives in the slide collection, found in NEGATIVES OF SLIDES. The films in the MOTION PICTURES subseries range from a home movie focussing on RvL to a music instructional film in which JdL staged historical dances from the Middle Ages. Also included is "Ancestral Experiences," a modern dance work set on dancers at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. However, most are visual records of JdL's student productions at Baylor University. The contents of each subseries are arranged chronologically.
Box	Folder
32		JUANA de LABAN - PHOTOGRAPHS
	1	In costume ca. 1927
	2	Three photographs - in class attire ca. 1929
	3	Two photographs with Rudolf von Laban - portrait 1930
	4	Two photographs - posed 1934
	5	Four photographs 1934
	6	In costume ca. 1934
	7	In costume ca. 1934
	8	In costume 1935
	9	With unidentified Hungarian dancers at 1937 ball - in costume 1937
	10	With Hungarian delegation at 1937 ball - candid 1937
	11	Nine photographs - in Hungarian costume July 4, 1938
	12	Portrait ca. 1938
	13	In costume ca. 1938
	14	Three photographs - in costume ca. 1938
	15	In Hungarian costume ca. 1938
	16	Three photographs - in Hungarian costume ca. 1938
	17	Three photographs of "Vorbegy megye" ca. 1938
	18	Six photographs of "Kalotaszegi tanc" ca. 1938
	19	20 photographs and 13 negatives - in Hungarian costume ca. 1938
	20	With two unidentified dancers - in costume ca. 1938
	21	27 photographs - in costume ca. 1938
	22	16 photographs - in Spanish costume ca. 1938
	23	19 - in costume ca. 1938
	24	With Erica Stolzberg and Gertrude Doris Ulmann - posed 1939
	25	Three photographs - in costume ca. 1939
	26	In dance attire ca. 1939
	27	Two photographs with unidentified woman ca. 1939
	28	Two photographs - candid 1939
	29	Three photographs with Frances Bartha - in costume ca. 1940
	30	Three photographs - portrait ca. 1943
	31	In costume ca. 1943
	32	Portrait ca. 1947
	33	With Harold Simon and Areisian ? - in costume ca. 1949
	34	Two photographs - portrait ca. 1950
	35	Five photographs - Portrait ca. 1952
	36	Three photographs with Rudolf von Laban - candid 1954
	37	With Rudolf von Laban and unidentified man - candid 1954
	38	Portrait 1955
	39	Two photographs - candid Apr. 1961
	40	Candid May 1961
	41	Portrait ca. 1961
	42	Portrait July 1962
	43	Two photographs with unidentified woman - candid ca. 1965
	44	Portrait 1966
	45	Negative of portrait ca. 1966
	46	Candid Dec. 1976
Box	Folder
33		CONTACT SHEETS AND NEGATIVES (BINDER)
	1	Contact sheet, The Would-Be Gentleman ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	2	Contact sheet, The Would-Be Gentleman ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	3	Negatives, The Would-Be Gentleman ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	4	Negatives, The Would-Be Gentleman ca. Aug. 8, 1957
	5	Negatives, Lazarus Laughed ca. Apr. 28, 1961
	6	Negatives, Lazarus Laughed ca. Apr. 28, 1961
Box	Folder
34		SLIDES
	1	"Dance of the 20th Century," No. 1-100, Pictura Dance 1978
	2	"Dance of the 20th Century," No. 101-200, Pictura Dance 1978
	3	"Dance of the 20th Century," No. 201-300, Pictura Dance 1978
Box	Folder
35		SLIDES (cont.)
	1	History of notation, 52 slides
	2	Dances based on a circle, 32 slides
	3	History of the Romantic ballet, 22 slides
Box	Folder
36		SLIDES (cont.)
	1
			a. JdL personal, 26 slides
			b. Iphigenia in Tauris, 18 slides
			c. "Kaleidoscope," 13 slides
			d. The Would-Be Gentleman, 17 slides
			e. Fulbright Lectureship, 9 slides
			f. Lazarus Laughed, 76 slides
			g. The Dawn, 33 slides
			h. The Caucasian Chalk Circle, 3 slides
			i. Charles Weidman at Baylor University, 5 slides
			j. JdL with students at University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, graduates of 1974, 3 slides
			k. Vacation in Hawaii, 5 slides
	2
			a. Misc. drama, 118 slides
			b. Theatres, 33 slides
			c. Scenery/settings, 65 slides
	3	a. Dance in Art, 40 slides
			a. Dance in Art, 40 slides
			b. Africa, 15 slides
			c. Native American, 2 slides
			d. Bali, 18 slides
			e. Ceylon, 2 slides
			f. China, 93 slides
			g. Hungary, 19 slides
			h. Japan, 19 slides
	4	a. Java, 14 slides
			a. Java, 14 slides
			b. Mexico, 25 slides
			c. Spain, 23 slides
			d. Yugoslavia, 12 slides
			e. Misc. cultures, 11 slides
			f. The dance in antiquity, 109 slides
	5	a. The dance in antiquity, 71 slides
			a. The dance in antiquity, 71 slides
			b. Greek and Roman gesture codes, 53 slides
			d. Middle Ages - Bodelian Library, Oxford, England, 31 slides
			e. Middle Ages, dated, 33 slides
	6	a. Middle Ages, not dated, 19 slides
			a. Middle Ages, not dated, 19 slides
			b. Renaissance and Baroque, dated, 83 slides
			c. Renaissance and Baroque, not dated, 46 slides
Box	Folder
37		SLIDES (cont.)
	1
			a. Romantic ballet, dated, 31 slides
			b. Romantic ballet, not dated, 58 slides
	2
			Twentieth Century Ballet, dated, 82 slides
	3
			a. Twentieth Century Ballet, dated, 17 slides
			b. Twentieth Century Ballet, not dated, 64 slides
	4
			Social dance, 54 slides
	5
			a. Stage and film, 26 slides
			b. Unidentified, 31 slides
Box	Folder
38		SLIDES (cont.)
	1
			a. Early dance in America, 53 slides
			b. Minstrel shows, 27 slides
	2
			a. Forerunners of the modern dance, 76 slides
			b. Modern dance, 21 slides
	3
			Modern dance, 93 slides
	4
			a. Modern dance, 8 slides
			b. Black dance, 18 slides
			c. Bauhaus, 36 slides
			d. German dance and exercise, 24 slides
	5
			German dance and exercise, 77 slides
Box	Folder
38a		NEGATIVES OF SLIDES
	Pages 1-19	Misc. negative copies of slides found in Boxes 32-38
Box	Folder
39		MOTION PICTURES
	Reel 1	Laban at Addlestone - home movie, RvL with Lisa Ullmann and unidentified man, RvL's graveside with Laban family members and Ullmann, b/w and color, 16mm, silent, projection print, ca. 1958
	2	Laban at Addlestone - home movie, RvL with Lisa Ullmann and unidentified man, RvL's graveside with Laban family members and Ullmann, b/w and color, 16mm, silent, original--not for projection, ca. 1958
	3	[South America] - home movie, b&w, 8mm, silent, ca. 1959
	4	[South America] - home movie, b&w, 8mm, silent, ca. 1959
	5	Ancestral Experiences - modern dance in performance, choreographed by JdL, Texas Christian University, b&w, 16mm, silent, ca. Jan. 1958
	6	The Dawn - original mime play, written, chroreographed, directed by JdL, Baylor University, color, 16mm, silent, ca. Dec. 1961
	7	The Dawn - misc. clips illustrating production aspects of the mime play, written, choreographed, and directed by JdL, Baylor University, color, 16mm, silent, ca. Dec. 1961
	8	Discovering the Music of the Middle Ages - instructional film with music and dance; JdL, dance adviser; John Biggs, music adviser; UCLA, color, 16mm, with audio, ca. 1968
	9	Miracles (parts III and IV of a work in five parts) in performance, choreographed by Eleanor King, b&w, 16 mm, with audio, 1959
	10	John Martin, Dance Critic: A Study of His Critical Method in the Dance as Theatre Art by Thomas Barnes Herthal, thesis (dissertation), Cornell University, microfilm June 1966
	11	"Drums of Ghana" - film strip, UCLA, n.d.
	12	"West African Mask" - film strip, UCLA, n.d.
	13	[The Dance of Death] as illustrated in woodcuts - film strip, n.d.
	14	Greek and Roman gesture codes - film strip, n.d.


Series XIII - Audio Works (Boxes 40-41)
		The reel-to-reel tape recordings in this series have been grouped under the headings EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, LECTURES, PERFORMANCES, and MISCELLANEOUS. EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES includes music recordings, interviews and presentations of noted dance professionals including Ruth St. Denis, and classroom discussions of JdL and her students. Fourteen LECTURES given by JDL from 1959 to 1971 make up the second subseries. Audio tapes used for sound in some of JdL's student drama and dance productions are grouped in PERFORMANCES. Of note in the MISCELLANEOUS subseries are the two tapes of Alwin Nikolais, a lecture and a recording of "Choreosonic Music." The tapes in each group are ordered by date.
Box	Folder
40		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
	Reel 1	Victor Mallarino reading from the writings of Garcia Lorca (in Spanish), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	2	:"Canciones y danzas Chilenas" (musical recording), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	3	Chilean "Noche Buena" song (musical recording), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	4	South American Folk Songs (musical recording), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	5	South American Folk Songs (musical recording), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	6	South American folk tunes by Vidleta Parra (musical recording), Fulbright Lectureship, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1960
	7	Dr. Robert Kinsman presents "Overview" and Dr. Lynn T. White, Jr. expounds on "Death and the Devil," UCLA, Lecture Series: "The Dark Side of the Moon: The Rationality of the Renaissance," Mono 3 3/4 ips, Oct. 4, 1967
	8	Excerpts from interview with Ruth St. Denis, UCLA, Oral History Program, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1966
	9	Ruth St. Denis reads from her poetry, UCLA, Panorama of Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. Nov. 20, 1966
	10	Richard Carter and Nancy Johnson expound upon "Contemporary Ballet," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Jan. 21, 1968
	11	Natalia Clare expounds upon "The Joy of Dancing--The La Jeunesse and I," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Jan. 28, 1968
	12	Jan Day expounds upon the "Synthesis of Improvisation," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Feb. 4, 1968
	13	Rod Alexander expounds upon "The Modern Dance," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Feb. 18, 1968
	14	Geraldine Dimondstein expounds upon "Movement--A Window on the World," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Feb. 25, 1968
	15	Robert Rossellat expounds upon "Ballet Technique: Architecture in Motion," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Mar. 3, 1968
	16	Carlton Johnson expounds upon "Jazz and What It Is," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Mar. 10, 1968
	17	Athan Karras expounds upon "The World Dances," UCLA, Panorama of Dance 2, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Mar. 17, 1968
	18	J. P. Rameau--"Les Indes Galantes" (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 151 History of the Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1965-1973
	19	Music for Baroque Dances (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 151 History of the Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1965-1973
	20	Minuets (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 151 History of the Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1965-1973
	21	Minuets (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 151 History of the Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1965-1973
	22	History of Social Dance (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 151 History of the Dance, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1965-1973
	23	JdL and students expound upon dance terminology and style, UCLA, Dance 210 Aesthetics, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1964-1971
	24	JdL and students expound upon dance terminology and style, UCLA, Dance 210 Aesthetics, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. 1964-1971
	25	JdL and students expound upon dance terminology and style (labelled final copy), UCLA, Dance 210 Aesthetics, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1964-1971
	26	Students expound upon Susanne Langer's Problems of Art, UCLA, Dance 210 Aesthetics, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1964-1971
	27	Students expound upon Susanne Langer's Problems of Art, UCLA, Dance 210 Aesthetics, Stereo 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1964-1971
	28	Side 1: Various Ethnic music and Side 2: Hungarian music (musical recording), UCLA, Dance 226 Dance Expression in Selected Culture, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. 1962-1970
	29	Richard Russell--"Requirere" (musical recording for dance concert choreographed by S. White), UCLA, Mono 7 1/2 ips, Dec. 6, 1969
	30	:"Eilif Song" from Prologue of Mother Courage (musical recording), UCLA ?, Mono 7 1/2 ips, 1970
	31	:"Nature Sounds" (musical recording), University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee Workshop, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Mar. 20, 1971
Box	Folder
41		LECTURES
	Reel 1	JdL expounds upon "Dance and Stage Movement" (in English), Chile, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Aug. 31, 1959
	2	JdL expounds upon Chilean amateur theatre festival (in Spanish), Chile, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Oct. 1959
	3	JdL expounds upon the "Aims and Objectives of American Education Theatre Association" (in German), Chile, Mono 7 1/2 ips, Dec. 29, 1959
	4	JdL is interviewed by Carlos Surinac (in Spanish), Chile, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Dec. 31, 1959
	5	JdL expounds upon "The Contributions of Rudolf von Laban," UCLA, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Jan. 1965
	6	JdL expounds upon Hanya Holm for Walter Sorell's biography of Holm, UCLA, Apr. 16, 1967
	7	JdL expounds upon "Dance and Its Visual Dimensions" as part of "Dance in the Life of Man" Lecture Series, UCLA, Oct. 30, 1967
	8	JdL expounds upon "Dance Notation," National Dance Symposium, Wichita, KS, both sides Mono 7 1/2 ips, Aug. 22, 1968
	9	JdL expounds upon "Dance Notation, Part III" and Adrienne Kaeppler discusses "Method Theory in Analyzing Dance Structure," UCLA, Seminar, Mono 7 1/2 ips, Nov. 5, 1968
	10	JdL expounds upon "Perspective in Retrospect," Committee on Research in Dance Second Conference, Mono 3 3/4 ips, ca. July 4-6, 1969
	11	JdL expounds upon 15th and 16th Century dances taught by Ingrid Brainard, UCLA, post Aug. 1970
	12	JdL summarizes the day's activities, International Stage Movement Institute, SMU, Stereo 3 3/4 ips, Aug. 9, 1971
	13	JdL summarizes the day's activities, International Stage Movement Institute, SMU, Aug. 9, 1971 Aug. 9, 1971
	14	JdL summarizes the day's activities, International Stage Movement Institute, SMU, Stereo 3 3/4 ips, Aug. 11, 1971
	15	JdL summarizes the day's activities, International Stage Movement Institute, SMU, Stereo 3 3/4 ips, Aug. 12, 1971
41		PERFORMANCES
	16	Ancestral Experiences, Texas Christian University, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Jan. 10-11, 1958
	17	Lazarus Laughed Acts I and II, Baylor University, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Apr. 28-May 13, 1961
	18	Lazarus Laughed Acts III and IV, Baylor University, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, Apr. 28-May 13, 1961
	19	The Dawn, Baylor University, Mono 7 1/2 ips, Dec. 1961-Feb. 15, 1962
	20	:"The Thanksgiving Psalms," Baylor University, Mono 7 1/2 ips, ca. Feb. 12, 1962
	21	Antigone, Baylor University, Mono 3 3/4 ips, Apr. 19-27, 1963
	22	Medieval Dance Carnival, UCLA, Mono 7 1/2 ips, Oct. 16, 1966
	23	Medieval Dance Carnival, UCLA, Mono 7 1/2 ips Oct. 16, 1966
	24	Medieval Dance Carnival, UCLA, Mono 7 1/2 ips Oct. 16, 1966
	25	Imagination Dead Imagine, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee, Mono 3 3/4 ips, May 18, 1971
	26	Imagination Dead Imagine, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee, Mono 3 3/4 ips, May 18, 1971
	27	"The Creation," institution unidentified, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, n.d.
41		MISCELLANEOUS
	28	Alwin Nikolais conducting Composition Class and rehearsal of "Tent," Mono 3 3/4 ips, Oct. 29, 1970
	29	Alwin Nikolais' "Choreosonic Music" (musical recording), Mono 7 1/2 ips, n.d.
	30	Sound Effects--heart beats, sounds of the sea, electronic noise, Stereo 7 1/2 ips, n.d.
	31	Unidentified piano selection, Mono 3 3/4 ips
	32	Unidentified flute selection, Stereo 7 1/2 ips
	33	Unidentified lecture on human behavior by male speaker, Mono 3 3/4


Series XIV - Music Scores (Boxes 42-44)
		Folders in the MUSIC SCORES series appear alphabetically by composer. When composer names are not identified, the titles are used for arrangement.
Box	Folder
42		MUSIC SCORES
	1	American Country Dance Vol. 1, edited by Elizabeth Burchenal, piano
	2	Bela Bartok--"Album of Selected Pieces," piano
	3	Bela Bartok--"Allegro Barbaro," piano
	4	Bela Bartok--"Hejre Kat" (fragment), violin and piano
	5	Bela Bartok--"Der Holzgeschnitzte Prinz," piano
	6	Bela Bartok--"Improvisations," piano op. 20
	7	Bela Bartok--"Rumanische Volkstanze," piano
	8	Bela Bartok--"Suite," piano, op.14
	9	Bela Bartok--"Trois Chansons Hongroises Populaires," piano
	10	Bela Bartok--"Der Wunderbare Mandarin," piano, four hands
	11	Hector Berlioz--"The Damnation of Faust," Hungarian march for piano
	12	Pedro Berruti--"Las Adoraciones al nino dios" and "La Danza de las Cintas," music and choreography notation
	13	Margaret Bonds--"The Negro Speaks of Rivers," words by Langston Hughes (with autograph)
	14	John Cage--"Amores," piano and percussion
	15	"Cancionero de Chile," Chilean Folklore Association
	16	Norman Cazden--"Sonatina," piano; and George Frederick McKay--"Dance Suite No. 2," piano
	17	Henry Cowell--"The Lilt of the Reel," piano
	18	Henry Cowell--"Maestoso," piano
	19	Henry Cowell--"Ostinato Pianissimo," percussion band
	20	Ingolf Dahl--"Variations on a Swedish Folk Tune," flute; and Edgar Varese--"Density 21.5," flute
	21	Ernst von Dohnanyi--"Ruralia Hungarica," piano
Box	Folder
43		MUSIC SCORES (cont.)
	1	Arthur Farwell--"American Indian Melodies," piano
	2	Rose Lee Finney--"Music to be Danced," small symphony orchestra
	3	Folk Dances and Singing Games, arranged and edited by Elizabeth Burchenal
	4	"Fusschen" (handwritten on paper doily) May 9, 1939
	5	Farkov Gotovac--"Ero der Schelm" and "Massantini", piano
	6	Adda Heynssen--"Easy Music for Movement Classes"
	7	Adda Heynssen--"Modern Dance Accompaniment: Relationship of Music and Dance"
	8	Adda Heynssen--"Playing for Modern Dance"
	9	Paul Hindemith--"1922 Suite fur Klaver"
	10	Gustav Holst--"The Perfect Fool"
	11	Arthur Honegger--"La Danse des Morts," words by Paul Claudel
	12	Alan Hovhaness--"Mihr," for two pianos
	13	Jeno Hubay--"Hejre Kati," violin and piano
	14	The Hundred Best Short Classics, edited by Cuthbert Whitemore
	15	"Jota (Monreal)," piano
	16	Zoltan Kodaly--"Galantai Tancok," piano
	17	Zoltan Kodaly--"Marosszeki Tancok," piano
Box	Folder
44		MUSIC SCORES (cont.)
	1	Norman Lloyd--"The Blues," piano
	2	Vicente T. Mendoza--"La Cancion Chilena en Mexico"
	3	Colin McPhee--"Four Iroquois Dances," piano
	4	Freda Miller--"Accompaniment for Dance Technique"
	5	Freda Miller--"Accompaniment for Dance Technique"
	6	Music for Baroque: "Bransle la Bohemienne," "Branle des Chevauz dans les Tournois," "Branle d'Osseau," "La Canarie," "Cannary (Canarische Gigue)," "Chaconne," "Courante," "Gaillarde," "Englische Gagliarde," "Gailliarde aus einemfranz," "Pavane," "Passacaille," "Volte," "Ballet des sorciers ('Der Zauberer-Dantz')," "Tanz der Bouffons oder Matthachins," "Pavanne fur Gesang zu 4 Stimmen," "Branle de la Torche," "La Bouree," "Gavotte fur Poucefloten)," "Pavane fu 6 Blaxinstrumente," "Gavotte," and "Spanish Canaries"
	7	Charles Naginsky--"The Pasture," voice and piano
	8	Old Time Dances: Familiar Dances of Other Days, editor unidentified
	9	Percussion Pieces, editor unidentified; Harold Davidson--"Auto Accident," Ray Greer--"Three Inventories of Casey Jones," Doris Humphrey--"Dance Rhythm," William Russell--"Three Dance Movements," Gerald Strang--"Percussion Music"
	10	Radiant Call, edited by Gertrude Kurath
	11	Wallingford Reiger--"Finale from the New Dance," piano
	12	Markus Rozsavolgyi--"Erster Ungarischer Kor-tanz"
	13	Mildred T. Souers--"Melodies, Bar [sic] and Technique for the Dance Studio," Bar and Technique by Ethel V. Schmidt
	14	Igor Stravinsky--"Le Sacre du Printemps"
	15	Ron Streicher--"Tempo ad Libitum"
	16	Edgard Varese--"Ionisation"
	17	Rodger Vaughan--"Dream of Peace," Frederic Vouee ?--"Bethoven" ? and Fuge--"Goliardt Dance" ?
	18	Betty Wahberg--"Accompaniment for the Modern Dance," piano
	19	Leo Weiner--"Sechs Ungarische Bauernlieder"
	20	Leo Weiner--"Lakodalmas," piano
	21	Leo Weiner--"Ungarische Bauernlieder (Zweite Folge)"
	22	"Zwei Ballette," "Balletto 1," and "Balletto 2," composer unidentified
	23	Misc. seven pieces:
	23	a. unidentified fragment
	23	b. Four sheets MM. d = 72
	23	c. Dreydl Dance
	23	d. Rumanian dances (handwritten)
	23	e. "Nuneaica," piano
	23	f. "Vita and Rata," piano
	23	g. 2 sheets: "Troaca, Droboleanca, Ciobanasul"
	24	Misc. Intro for dance performed by Sylvia Bodmers
	25	Misc. three pieces:
	25	a. "Ballado ?"
	25	b. "Poruortonc-uoto ?"
	25	c. "Morosszeki dalgyujtememy ?"
	26	Misc. four pieces:
	26	a. "Dominica Prima in Quadragesima"
	26	b. "Out of the Depths"
	26	c. Domenica Scarlatti--"Complete Keyboard Works" (fragment)
	26	d. "No. 3 Waltz"


SERIES XV - RUDOLF von LABAN (Boxes 45-46)
		This series is divided into six categories. The first subseries, WORKS BY, is separated between published works from 1924 to 1957, plus a 1971 reprint, and performances arranged from 1917 to 1958. WORKS ABOUT includes articles, reviews, clippings, and broadsides about RvL spanning the years from 1921 to 1977. Promotional materials and study guides from his schools in England were placed chronologically in LABAN SCHOOLS. The CONTEMPORARIES section includes papers, programs, and clippings by and about RvL colleagues. Most of these are by Albrecht Knust. Ephemerata is found in MISCELLANEOUS. The photographs in the VISUAL WORKS subseries span the years 1880 to 1955. These include some rare personal photographs of RvL ca. 1900. In addition, this subseries includes pencil drawings, silhouette art, and a bronze medallian of RvL in profile. See also oversized box 58, folders 1-3.
Box	Folder
45		WORKS BY
	1	"Das Tanztheater" (fragment in German). In: Gross Berliner Illustrierte, Berlin Feb. 14 ?, 1924
	2	"Der Tanz als Eigen Kunst" (reprint in German). In: Zeitschrift fur Aesthetetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft, Stuttgart, 1925, pp. 356-365 1925
	3	"Tanztheater und Bewegungschor" (reprint in German). In: Tanz und Reigen, Berlin, 1927 or 1928 ?, pp. 1-8 1927-28
	4	"Wege und Ziele der Tanzschrift" (fragment in German) In: Der Neue Weg June 16, 1928
	5	"Deutsche Tanzerschaft!" (broadside in German). In: Der Kunstausschuk des Tanzerbundes, Berlin 1928
	6	"Ballettmusik und Neuer Tanz" (in German). In: Neue Musik--Zeitung, Stuttgart, Germany, 1928, pp. 214-215 1928
	7	"Theater und Tanzkunst" (in German) . In: Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, 1928, pp. 119-121 1928
	8	"Anna Pawlowa zum Gedenken" (program in memory of Anna Pavlova in German). In: Anna Pawlowa, Berlin, 1 Marz 1931, pp. 10-11 March 1, 1931
	9	"Milyen feladat harul a tancmuveszetre a nepneveles teren?" (in Hungarian). In: A Mozgasmuveszet Utja, Budapest, Hungary, Junius 1935, p. 2 June 1935
	10	[Letter to Kurt Jooss] (reprint of book cover). In: souvenir book produced by the Ballets Jooss, dated "on my way to Geneva, Christmas, 1938" 1938
	11	[Thank you note written following RvL's 70th birthday (photostat), Manchester, England 1950
	12	"Correspondence course on Laban Movement Observation Third Basic Instruction Letter" (mimeograph) ca. 1953
	13	"Education and the Art of Movement." In: Education Through the Arts Report: A Consideration of Humanity Technology and Education in Our Time, London, Apr. 23, 1957, pp. 14-17 April 23, 1957
	14	Rudolf Laban Speaks About Movement and Dance (monograph), Laban Art Movement Center, Addlestone, Surrey, England 1971
	15	"Kunstwille an Rhein und Ruhr" (fragment in German). In: West-Woche, Nov. 26, n.y., pp. 10-11 November 26, ?
	16	"Das chorische Kunstwerk" (mimeograph) n.d.
	17	Notes (holograph in German) pasted in Und Pippa tanzt (German play) by Gerhart Hauptmann, annotations probably by RvL n.d.
	18	:"Programme des festivites et confences pendant le Congres Anational" (program in French), At:Ascona, Switzerland, August 15-17, 1917
	19	Gaukelei (program in German), At:Hannover, Germany, Oct. 5, 1923
	20	:"Rudolf von Laban und Gert Ruth Loeszer" (program in German), At:Berlin, Jan. 22, 1925
	21	:"Rudolf von Laban und Gert Ruth Loeszer" (program in German), At:St. Gallen, Germany, Apr. 25, 1925
	22	:"Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes" (program in French), At: Paris, Sept. 22-23, 1925
	23	Don Juan (program in German), At:Hamburg, Germany, Dec. 4, 1925
	24	"Repertoire der Kammertanzbuhne Rudolf von Laban" (program in German), At:Hamburg, Germany, Mar. 26-27, 1926
	24a	Don Juan (program in German), At:Berlin, ca. 1926
	25	"3 Urauffuhrungen des Tanztheaters Laban" (program in German) , 1927
	26	Titan (program in German), At:Hamburg, Germany, Jan. 29, 1928
	27	Tannhauser (program in German), At:Wagner Buhnenfestspiele Bayreuth, Aug. 20, 1930
	28	:"Reigentanzfest" (program in German), At:Rangsdorf, Germany, Aug. 17, 1935
	29	"The Art of Movement Studio" (program), At:Manchester, England, Mar. 15, 1947
	30	"Masques of the Past and the Present in Dance-Dramatic Form" (program), At:London, Nov. 23, 1957-Feb. 22, 1958
	31	Narrenspiegel (program in German), At:Berlin, n.d.
45		WORKS ABOUT
	32	Maria Laban von Varalja's reflections on RvL's life (carbon copy in German), ca. 1921
	33	"Resolution der auf dem 2. Deutschen Tanzerkongress versammelten Balletmeister un Tanzleiter" (typescript in German), June 22-26, 1928
	34	Dust jacket for Tanz fur Alle by Martin Gleisner
	35	"Kinetographie Laban (Bewegungsschrift)" (in German) In:Der Tanz, Berlin, p. 8, March 1929
	36	"Festnummer Laban" (special issue in German), In:Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, Dec. 15, 1929
	37	[Visual works by and about RvL] (in German), Dec. 1929
	38	"Volksfeier im Stadion" (in German), In:Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, pp. 177-178, 1929
	39	"Tanzerkongress in Munchen" (in German) by Hans Brandenburg, pp. 923-924 Nov. 27, 1930
	40	"Was auch uns interessiert Zeitfchriftenfpiegel von" (fragment in German), In:Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, 1930
	41	"Beginn der Festspiele in Bayreuth" (in German), In:Das Bunte Blatt, p. 719 1930
	42	"Tanz als Volkserziehung" (in German), In:Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, p. 144, June 10, 1931
	43	"Neue Tanzschritte" (in German) by Von Victor Sylvester, pp. 11-12 Aug. 1931
	44	"Die Bewegungsschrift von Rudolf von Laban" (in German) by Azra von Laban, In:Die Leibesubungen, pp. 557-559, 1931
	45	"Rundschau" (in German) by Dr. Walter Eggert, In:Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, pp. 191-192, 1931
	46	"Musiker und Tanzer und die Tanzschrift Rudolf von Laban" (in German) by Edith Walcher, In: Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, p. 87 1931
	47	"Was auch uns interessier t. Zeitschriften" (fragment in German), 1931
	48	[Sculptures by Leo Ziemssen inspired by Rudolf von Laban] (fragment reprint), In:Theatre Arts Monthly, Nov. 1931
	49	"Querschnitt durch die Welt des Tanzes" (reprint in German) by Fritz Bohme, In: Deutsche Tanz-Zeitschrift, Berlin, pp. 85-90 Aug. 1936
	50	"Dem tanzerischen Nachwuchs gewidmet" (in German) by Rolf Cunz, In: Deutsche Tanz-Zeitschrift, Berlin, pp. 105-107 May 1937
	51	"Mind and Medium in the Modern Dance" by Katharine Everett Gilbert, In: Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, New York, pp. 106-129 Mar. 1941
	52	"Rudolf Laban" by Deryck Lynham, In:The Dancing Times, London, p. 155 Dec. 1941
	53	:[My Experience as One of Rudolf von Laban's Students] (holograph in German) by Elizabeth Lang-Corret, Sept. 8, 1953
	54	"My Teacher Laban" by Mary Wigman, In: Dance Magazine, New York, pp. 27-28, 71-77, Nov. 1956
	55	"In Memoriam Rudolf von Laban" (typescript in German) by Albrecht Knust, ca. July 1958
	56	:"Rudolf Laban Dies at 78" (fragment) by Selma Jeanne Cohen, In: Dance Magazine, New York, Aug. 1958
	57	"In Memoriam Rudolf von Laban" (in German) by Kurt Peters, In: Die Buhnengenossenschaft, Hamburg, pp. 173-174, Aug. 1958
	58	"Rudolf Laban" (special issue), In: The New Era in Home and School, London, May 1959
	59	"Laban: His Contribution to the World of Movement" (monograph) by Diane Gaumer, In: Focus on Dance II, American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Conference Report, Washington D.C., pp. 10-14 1962
	60	"Philosophic Foundations and Laban's Theory of Movement" (reprint) by Roderyk Lange, In: The Laban Art of Movement Guild Magazine, Surrey, England, Nov. 1969
	61	Correspondence - Vivien Bridson/Lisa Ullmann, Oct. 26, 1973
	62	Correspondence - Joan Pikula/Vivien Bridson, Nov. 10, 1973
	63	"Rudolf Laban's Work in Relation to Movement in Physiotherapy" (reprint) by Lisa Ullmann, In: Physiotherapy, June 1974
	64	"Rudolph Laban: His Influence on Physical Education Through Movement Education" (typescript) by Lee Allsbrook and George M. Graham, At: American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation National Convention, Atlantic City, NJ, Mar. 18, 1975
	65	"Berichte: Berlin" (fragment in German), In: journal unidentified, n.d.
	66	"Tanz als Volkserziehung" (fragment in German), pp. 144-148 (Originally appeared in Singchor und Tanz, Mannheim, Germany, 1931, p. 106), n.d.
	67	Clippings (in German and English), Oct. 28, 1925-ca. Dec. 1954
	68	Clippings (in German and English), July 2, 1958-Feb. 17, 1977
	69	Clippings (in German and English), n.d.
	70	Broadsides (in German and English), 1925-Feb. 11, 1952
	71	Broadsides (in German and English), n.d.
	72	MacDonald and Evans Catalogues on Dance and Movement (RvL publisher), n.d.
45		LABAN SCHOOLS
	73	Laban Art of Movement Guild, business documents, 1953-1970
	74	Laban Art of Movement Guild, Annual Reports, 1962-1969
	75	Laban Art of Movement Guild, Lists of Members, 1952-1976
	76	Laban Art of Movement Guild, course descriptions and registration information, 1953-1977
	77	Laban Art of Movement Guild, Annual Conferences, 1963-1970
	78	Laban Art of Movement Guild, Dance Festival, May 1970
	79	"The Nature of the Dance" by Roderyk Lange (reprint), In: The Laban Art of Movement Guild Magazine, Surrey, England, pp. 1-17 May 1970
	80	Laban Art of Movement Centre, program description, 1954
	81	Laban Art of Movement Centre, course descriptions and registration information, 1957-1976
	82	"Ritual Dance Drama" (program), At: Laban Art of Movement Centre, Surrey, England, Nov. 15, 1958-Feb. 21, 1959
	83	Laban Centre for Movement and Dance, program description, 1977
	84	Laban Centre for Movement and Dance, course descriptions and registration information, 1977
	85	Laban Movement Study Aids, n.d.
	86	Art of Movement Studio, course descriptions and registration information, ca. 1955
	87	Art of Movement Studio, correspondence to teachers from Lisa Ullmann, May 7, 1958
	88	"Festival of Movement and Dance" (program), At: Art of Movement Studio, Wembley, England, May 15, 1958
	89	Art of Movement Studio, Studio 25 (monograph) celebrating the studio's 25th Anniversary, 1971
	90	Beechmont Movement Study Centre, program and course descriptions, 1966
Box	Folder
46		CONTEMPORARIES
	1	Albrecht Knust, "Vorschlage" (typescript in German), May 1931
	2	Albrecht Knust, "Die Entwicklung der chorischen Idee"(typescript in German), March 3, 1934
	3	Albrecht Knust, [List of scores and prices] (carbon copy in German), June 1953
	4	Albrecht Knust, "The Principles and Basic Ideas of Kinetography" (carbon copy), June 1953
	5	Albrecht Knust, "The Fixed Points" (typescript in English and German), ca. 1964
	6	Albrecht Knust, "The Fixed Points and the Crosses of Axes" (typescript in English and German), ca. 1964
	7	Albrecht Knust, "The Term: Personal Cross of Axes" (typescript in English and German), ca. 1964
	8	Albrecht Knust, "The Three Crosses of Axes" (typescript in English and German), ca. 1964
	9	Albrecht Knust, "Supplement to my papers about the three Crosses of Axes and the Fixed Points of April 1964" (typescript in English and German), April 1964
	10	Albrecht Knust, "Ubersetzung der Einfuhrung zum Labanotator No. 18" (typescript in German), translation from Ann Hutchinson's Labanotation, ca. 1964
	11	Albrecht Knust, "Die vier Achsenkreuze" (typescript in German), translation from Ann Hutchinson's Labanotation, ca. 1964
	11a	Albrecht Knust, "Preface for Kinetographical Dictionary of the Classical Dance Technique" (typescript), 1965
	12	Albrecht Knust, "Die Beckenbewegungen" (typescript in German, 1965
	13	Albrecht Knust, "The New Rule for Retention Signs in the Support of Columns" (typescript in English and German), 1965
	14	Albrecht Knust, "Supplement 1965 to 'Handbook of Kinetography Laban'" (typescript in English and German), 1965
	15	Albrecht Knust, "Die neue Regel fur Pausenzeichen in der Ubertragungsspalte" (typescript in German), Apr. 1, 1966
	16	Albrecht Knust, "The New Rules for Retention Signs in the Support Columns" (typescript), Apr. 1, 1966
	17	Albrecht Knust, "Report on the development of Kinetography at the Folkwang Hochschule, Essen-Werden" (typescript in English and German), June 1967
	18	Albrecht Knust, "Additions to and corrections in the paper on 'Planned and Accepted Changes in Kinetographic Rules and Symbols'" (typescript in English and German), 1967
	19	Albrecht Knust, "Geplante und vorgenommene Anderungen der kinetographischen Regeln und Schriftzeichen" (typescript in German), 1967
	20	Albrecht Knust, "Planned and Accepted Changes in Kinetographic Rules and Symbols" (typescript), 1967
	21	Albrecht Knust, "Relating to the Direction of the Path" (typescript), 1967
	22	Albrecht Knust, "Handbuch der Kinetographic Laban: Dictionary of Kinetographic Laban" (typescript), n.d.
	23	Albrecht Knust, "Pelvic Movements" (notation examples), n.d.
	24	Albrecht Knust, "Shape Writing" (photostat), n.d.
	25	Albrecht Knust, "The Visuality of Kinetography Laban (Labanotation)" (typescript in English and German), n.d.
	26	Albrecht Knust, broadside, 1958
	27	Albrecht Knust, clipping (in German), n.d.
	28	Hertha Feist, programs (in German) Nov. 1926-1934
	29	Hertha Feist, clipping (in German) n.d.
	30	Mary Wigman, "Who is Mary Wigman?" (fragment) by Hanya Holm. In: Dance Magazine, New York, Nov. 1956, pp. 22-26 November 1956
	30a	Mary Wigman, program (in German) 1950
	31	Mary Wigman, broadside 1932
	32	Mary Wigman, clipping 1960
	33	Margarete Wallmann, broadside (in English and German) ca. 1930
46		MISCELLANEOUS
	34	Miscellaneous
	35	Miscellaneous (in German)
46		RUDOLF von LABAN - VISUAL WORKS
	36	With mother, photograph - posed ca. 1880
	37	In front of villa in Garsches, photograph - posed ca. 1900
	38	In his work clothes, photograph - posed ca. 1900
	39	Portrait ca. 1900
	40	With unidentified man, photograph - portrait ca. 1900
	41	Candid ca. 1900
	42	With dancers, three photographs - in dance attire ca, 1930
	43	Laban dancers, four photographs - in class ca. 1930
	44	Portrait ca. 1950
	45	Candid 1950
	46	With two unidentified women, photograph - candid ca. 1950
	47	With unidentified man, photograph - candid ca. October 1954
	48	Portrait ca. 1955
	49	With Lisa Ullmann, photograph - candid ca. 1955
	50	Candid ca. 1955
	51	With JdL's Auntie Renee, photograph - candid 1955
	52	Portrait n.d.
	53	Portrait n.d.
	54	Six candid n.d.
	55	With students, photograph - in class n.d.
	56	Portrait n.d.
	57	Sculptures and drawings, ten photographs n.d.
	58	Dancers in Prince Igor (R. Laban), photograph - posed n.d.
	59	Pencil drawing n.d.
	60	Colored pencil drawing n.d.
	61	Colored pencil drawing n.d.
	62	Reproductions of silhouette art n.d.
	63	Rectangular bronze medallion of RvL in profile n.d.


Series XVI Notation (Box 47)
		At an early age, JdL learned her father's movement notation system. This foundation was instrumental in fostering her curiosity in the history and practice of writing movement; hence, the four broad subject headings in this series reflect her abiding interest in this topic. Materials within the DANCE NOTATION BUREAU are arranged both hierarchically and chronologically. The folders begin with general information including by-laws, course descriptions, conferences, reports and informational handouts. They are then followed by specific newletters and journals, such as the DNB Newsletter and Dance Notation Record. SYSTEMS includes information on specific notation systems, such as Babitz, Benesh, and Labanotation. Folders within this subgroup are ordered by the name of the notation system first and then by date on each document. See also oversized box 59, folders 1-3. The third subseries contains notation ARTICLES found in numerous dance journals and magazines ordered from 1939 to 1968. Miscellaneous RESOURCE MATERIALS are found in the final group.
Box	Folder
47		DANCE NOTATION BUREAU
	1	By-Laws ante 1973 and 1973
	2	Misc. correspondence 1950-1973
	3	Course descriptions 1953-1974
	4	Conference June 12-18, 1966
	5	Report to Ambassadress-at-large 1952
	6	Report to the members 1969
	7	Report to the Ford Foundation Dec. 1972
	8	Ford Foundation Grant Dec. 15, 1975
	9	Misc. informational handouts 1951-1971
	10	Misc. informational handouts n.d.
	11	Bibliography of relevant materials and exhibit n.d.
	12	Misc. broadsides Jan. 26, 1958
	13	Ohio State University 1969
	14	Newsletter of the Dance Notation Bureau July 1949-Dec. 1951
	15	Newsletter of the Dance Notation Bureau June 1952-1954
	16	Newsletter of the Dance Notation Bureau Apr. 1961-Oct. 1962
	17	Dance Notation Record Mar. 1943-Dec. 1945
	18	Dance Notation Record Nov. 1951-Mar. 1952
	19	Dance Notation Record May 1956-Dec. 1956
	20	Dance Notation Record Mar. 1957-Dec. 1957
	21	Dance Notation Record Mar. 1958-Dec. 1958
	22	Dance Notation Record Mar. 1959-Dec. 1959
	23	Dance Notation Record Mar. 1960-Dec. 1960
	24	Dance Techniques and Studies: Book I 1950
	25	"Elementary Steps in Labanotation" (mimeograph) by Katrine Amory Hooper, from Ann Hutchinson's Labanotation n.d.
	26	"Qualifications for a Score Submitted for DNB Certification" (photostat) 1962-1963
	27	"A Language for Movement" (reprint) by Cecily Dell post Oct. 1966
	28	Clippings July 19, 1953-Apr. 18, 1972
47		SYSTEMS
	29	[Airplane acrobatics], "Blue Sky Ballet" by Gene Booth In: Science and Mechanics, Aug. 1970, pp. 64-68, 82-83 August 1970
	30	Babitz, Dance Writing: Preliminary Outline of a Practical System of Movement Notation (typescript with autograph) Aug. 1939
	31	Benesh, "Choreology" (broadside) 1955
	32	Kineseography, Kineseography: The Loring System of Dance Notation 1955 ?
	33	Labanotation, "Grundlangen der Kinetografie" (fragment in German) n.d.
	34	Labanotation, Children's Examinations Syllabus for Girls and Boys 1973
	35	Labanotation, correspondence used to request funds for the establishment of notation course taught by Irmgard Bartenieff, ?/Mrs. Elmhirst Jan. 2, 1927
	36	Labanotation, misc. informational materials n.d.
	37	Labanotation, clippings (fragment) n.d.
	38	Scoreography, "Scoreography: A System of Dance Notation Based on the Musical Scale" (pamphlet) 1964
47		ARTICLES
	39	"Write Your Dances" by Sol Babitz. In: The American Dancer, New York, Nov. 1939, pp. 16, 39 November 1939
	40	"Dance Notation at U.C.L.A." by Sol Babitz. In: Dance Observer, New York, Dec. 1940, p. 143 December 1940
	41	"The History of Dance Notation" by Nancy Brock. In: Dance Observer, New York, Mar. 1942, pp. 36-38 March 1942
	42	"Movement Notation" by Lila Bauer; "The Dance Script" by John Martin; and "The Development of the Laban Kinetography (Part I)" by Albrecht Knust. In: Movement, London, Summer 1948, pp. 19-21, 22-23, and 28-29 respectively
	43	"Movement Notation" by Lila Bauer and "The Development of the Laban Kinetography (Part II)" by Albrecht Knust. In: Movement, London, Winter 1948, pp. 15-17 and 27-28 respectively 1948
	44	"Dance Notation - - - the new profession" by Eve Gentry. In: Journal of the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington D.C., Feb. 1949, pp. 81-84 February 1949
	45	"A New Method of Choreographic Notation" (reprint) by Gertrude P. Kurath. In: American Anthropologist, Jan.-Mar., 1950, pp. 120-123 1950
	46	"A New Approach to Teaching Ballet: Part III" by Ann Hutchinson. In: Dance Magazine, New York, Feb. 1956, pp. 68-72, 74-75 February 1956
	47	"The Dance Notation Field Here and Abroad" by Ann Hutchinson. In: Dance Magazine, New York, Nov. 1956, pp. 36-37, 55-59 November 1956
	48	"Towing the Lines" by C. B. Mortlock. In: Punch, Mar. 6, 1957, pp. 324-325 March 6, 1947
	49	:"Arbeitsgestaltung, Kineotographie und Bewegungsharmonie" (in German) by Manfred Knayer, In:Nachrichten, pp. 14-16, March 1957
	50	:"Dance Notation" by Ann Hutchinson, In:The Juilliard Review, New York, pp. 28-38, Winter 1957-1958
	51	"Introduction to Dance Notation: Chapter II" by Regina Woody, In:Dance Magazine, New York, p. 61, February 1959
	52	"Introduction to Dance Notation: Chapter VIII" by Regina Woody, In:Dance Magazine, New York, p. 55 August 1959
	53	"Introduction to Dance Notation: Chapter IX" by Regina Woody, In:Dance Magazine, New York, p. 59 September 1959
	54	"Introduction to Dance Notation: Chapter XI" by Regina Woody, In:Dance Magazine, New York, p. 53 November 1959
	55	"Introduction to Dance Notation: Chapter XIII" by Regina Woody, In:Dance Magazine, New York, p. 49 March 1960
	56	"Notation, anyone?" by Selma Jeanne Cohen, In: Dance Magazine, New York, pp. 44-45, 61 July 1960
	57	"Ballets in Symbol: Dance Notation" (fragment),In: Mademoiselle Magazine, New York, November 1961
	58	"A 20th Century School of Dance" by Barbara Kevles, In:Dance Magazine, New York, pp. 20-22 May 1964
	59	"Copyrighting Choreography" by Lee Silvian, In: Bravo Magazine, pp. 28-29 November 2, 1965
	60	Kinetographisches Lexikon der klassischen Tanztechnik, (in German) by Albrecht Knust and Kurt Peters, Vol. 6, 1965
	61	"Dance Notation Makes Legend into History" by Elizabeth Burtner, In: George Washington University Magazine, Washington D.C., pp. 35-40 Spring 1967
	62	"The Use of Benish Notation in the Royal Ballet," interview of John Field by Fernau Hall, In:Dancing Times, London, p. 589, 596 August 1968
	63	"Trattato Teorico--Prattico di Ballo" (fragment in Italian) by Magri Gennaro, In: Libri Autografi Stampe
	64	clipping n.d.
	65	Miscellaneous 1940-1954
47		RESOURCE MATERIALS
	66	Catalog of books on dance notation (broadside) at the Kamin Dance Book Shop, n.d.
	67	Miscellaneous (in German), n.d.


SERIES XVII - Miscellaneous Notated Scores (Boxes 48-49)
		Folders in the MISCELLANEOUS NOTATED SCORES series are arranged alphabetically by the title of the work given on the score or the supplied descriptive title. If the score is listed in Laban Notation Scores: An International Bibliography by Mary Jane Warner and Frederick E. Warner (1984) or Laban Notation Scores: An International Bibliography, Volume II (M. J. Warner, 1988) an identifying score number is bracketed following the title. These texts provide bibliographic information on known score materials in institutional and private collections in North America and Europe. Of the 88 scores in the collection, 22 are not listed in these reference books.
Box	Folder
48		MISCELLANEOUS NOTATED SCORES
	1	"Adages"
	2	"Akrobatische Ubungen" [0044]
	3	"Aus einem festlichen Marsch fur Laienchor"
	4	"Aus einem Reigen"
	5	"Beitraze zur Orthographie von Bewegungen" [0207]
	6	"Bodenubungen von Yuriko Kikuchi" [0250]
	7	"La Bourgogne" [0275]
	8	"Ca la Breaza" [0330]
	9	"Chopiniana 'Prelude'" [0426]
	10	"Choreutics Studies" (fragment) [0436]
	11	"Circles in the Dime" [0452]
	12	"Courante Simple von der Hand" [0524]
	13	"Danina Oder Joko der Brasilianische Affe" [0614]
	14	"Dyravisur" [0730]
	15	"The Earth 'Seventh Group Dance'" [0734]
	16	"Ero. 'General Kolo'"
	17	"Etude"
	18	"Etudes # 1, 2, 3"
	19	"Exercises and Studies in Laban's Space Harmony" [0838]
	20	"Exercises of the Eight Basic Efforts" [0843]
	21	"Feierlicher Kanon" [0874]
	22	"Folkwang--Etuden" [0932]
	23	"Gigue a Deux" [1031]
	24	"Group Study of 'B' Scale" [1103]
	25	"Gruppenspiel fur Schrifttanz (Anfanger)" [1104]
	26	"Gymnastic Exercises" [1116]
	27	"Highland Dances: I Sword Dance"
	28	"Highland Dances: II Highland Fling" [1169]
	29	"Highland Dances: III Foursome Reel and Reel of Tullouch"
	30	"Highland Dances: IV Shean Truabhs"
	31	"Highland Dances: Sailor's Hornpipe"
	32	"Highland Dances: Highland Scottische" [1174]
	33	"Highland Dances: Music"
	34	"Jota" [1379]
	35	"Judo Forms" [1394]
	36	"Klein--Gross (Fur Kinder)" [1482]
	37	"Kurant dla pary z ujeciem za rece"
	38	"Laban Six Scales" [1559]
	39	"Lesnoto Oro" [1619]
	40	"Maispiel" [1694]
	41	"Manninn Hatt a Himni Skin" [1714]
	42	"Maschinenspiel" [1736]
	43	"Le Menuet"
	44	"Menuett" [1782]
	45	"Menuetts"
	46	"Movement Notation Sheets, Series A (Fur Anfanger)" [1865]
	47	"Movement Notation Sheets, Series B Fortgeschrittene" [1866]
	48	"Mudras auf Dali, Handhaltungen Nach Zeichnungen" [1871]
	49	"Nu er Glatt I Hwerjum Hol" [1955]
	50	"Nu er Glatt I Hwerjum Hol" [1957]
	51	"'Pad er Svo Margt ef ad er Gad" [2031]
	52	"Posavski Drmez" [2161]
	53	"Presekaca" [2197]
	54	"Le Rigaudon de la Paix"
	55	"Saltarello" [2398]
	56	"Sarabanda dla damy"
	57	"Schneeflockenspiel (Fur Kinder)" [2439]
	58	"Schriftprobe Aus II: Ubungen und Bewegungsfolgen"
	59	"Schrifttanz Ubungen" [2448]
	60	"Schriftmotive" [2449]
	61	"Schwngtanz" [2456]
	62	"Sevillanas" [2513]
	63	"Soft Shoe" [2633]
	64	"Study on Lemniscat Movement" [2737]
	65	"Study on Volutes of the 'A' Scale" [2740]
	66	"Tango" [2861]
	67	"Tasino Kolo" [2888]
	68	"Three Blind Mice" [2946]
	69	"Der Titan, 'Walzer'" [2997]
	70	"Totengeleit"
	71	"Two Choreutic Studies" [3074]
	72	"Two Choreutische Edtuden" [3075]
	73	"Ungarische Schrittkombination" [3096]
	74	"Variationen der a Skala--Voluten" [3125]
	75	"Die Vier Formen der Courante" [3153]
	76	"Vorzeichen und Formeln"
	77	"Die Waage" [3199]
	78	"Die Welle" [3236]
	79	"Yale Blues" [3262.5]
	80	"Zeitbild" [3291]
	81	Miscellaneous
	82	In Feuillet notation:
			a. "Passacaille pour un Homme et un Femme"
			b. "Bouree de Percee"
			c. "Sarabande pour Femme"
			d. "Courante Simple an der Hand"
	83	In unidentified notation:
			a. "Valse"
			b. "Barcarolle"
			c. "Musique Religieuse"
			d. "March Militaire et Orientale"
			e. "Ronde Tarentelle"
Box	Folder
49		MISCELLANEOUS NOTATED SCORES (cont.)
	1	"Lichtwende, 'Reigen'" [1624]
	2	"Christgeburt" [0442]
	3	"Elementary Studies in Laban's Dance Script" [0778]
	4	"Die Feenkonigen" [0873]
	5	"Typova forma menueta z poczatku XVIII Vieku"


Series XVIII - Ruth St. Denis (Boxes 50-51)
		The Ruth St. Denis materials, although limited in quantity, have been divided into five groups. The headings for these subseries are WORKS BY, WORKS ABOUT, TED SHAWN, SCHOOLS/SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL ARTS CHURCH, and PHOTOGRAPHS. Writings, programs, and broadsides by and about St. Denis span the years 1917-1967. Miscellaneous materials about her studios, church, and husband have been placed in the appropriate categories. The bulk of the materials in this series are PHOTOGRAPHS. The name of the choreographer is placed in parentheses after the title of the work. In addition, a substantial number of photographs of St. Denis are stored in oversized boxes 60-61.
Box	Folder
50		WORKS BY
	1	"Credo for the Rhythmic Choir" (typescript) 1930
	1a	"Seeds of a New Order" (fragment). In: Motive, Nashville, TN ca. 1949
	2	"Wisdom Comes Dancing" (typescript) July 1957
	3	"Current Biography" (typescript) May 27, 1959
	4	"Current Biography" and "Poems" (typescript) Jan. 1, 1963
	5	[Outline of Activities in San Francisco] (typescript) Apr. 9, 1964
	6	"Preface" (typescript) Aug. 1964
	7	"Dialogue for a Temple and Prayer for Artists" (typescript) n.d.
	8	"The Dance as Worship" (typescript) n.d.
	9	Programs 1917 ?-1966
	10	Lakme, music score for Radha, by Leo Delibes n.d.
50		WORKS ABOUT
	11	Correspondence - Rudolf Ellington Abel/Louise Jackson Sept. 11, 1924
	12	"Why Have a Religious Dance Choir?" (typescript) by Jean B. Miller June 12, 1957
	13	The Tenth Annual Capezio Dance Award (souvenir program) 1961
	14	Correspondence - Adam A. Pinsker/Ruth St. Denis Feb. 12, 1964
	15	Correspondence - Rudolf Ellington Abel/Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn n.d.
	16	Correspondence - Gertrude C. Moore/? n.d.
	17	Clippings 1947-1967
	18	Clippings n.d.
	19	Broadsides 1941-1964
	20	Broadsides n.d.
50		TED SHAWN
	21	Programs 1935-1949
	22	Clippings May 9-July 17, 1948
	23	Boradside ca. 1935
50		SCHOOLS/SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL ARTS
	24	Course descriptions and fees 1925-1961
	25	Ruth St. Denis Center (broadsides) 1962-Jan. 20, 1966
	26	Society of Spiritual Arts Church (broadsides) n.d.
	27	Ruth St. Denis Foundation n.d.
Box	Folder
51		RUTH ST. DENIS (cont.) - RUTH ST. DENIS - PHOTOGRAPHS
	1	At age 12 - portrait 1892
	2	Radha (St. Denis), two photographs, one postcard photograph, one reproduction, and one souvenir program cover - in costume 1906
	3	The Nautch (St. Denis) - in costume 1911
	4	With Ted Shawn in Tillers of the Soil (St. Denis-Shawn) - in costume 1916
	5	With Ted Shawn in Egyptian Ballet (Shawn) - in costume 1916
	6	In Dance Pageant of Egypt, Greece, and India (St. Denis-Shawn) - in costume June 29, 1916
	7	In Dance of Black and Gold Sari (St. Denis) - in costume 1918
	8	In costume for a North African play - in costume 1920
	9	In Dance of Theodora (St. Denis) - in costume 1922
	10	With Ted Shawn in Cuadro Flamenco (Shawn) - in costume 1923
	11	In Algerian Dance Drama (St. Denis-Shawn) - in costume ca. 1925
	12	Sculpture of Ruth St. Denis in Incense (St. Denis) photograph ca. 1925
	13	With dancers in Prophetess (St. Denis) - in costume Nov. 5, 1931
	14	With dancers in Angkor-Vat (St. Denis) - in costume ca. 1935
	15	With dog "Po" in Japanese dress - in costume n.d.
	16	In front of Ruth St. Denis Center - portrait n.d.
	17	In Green Nautch (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	18	Portrait of St. Denis' feet n.d.
	19	Portrait of St. Denis' hands n.d.
	20	In Greek Veil Plastique Dance (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	21	In costume n.d.
	22	Dancers, including Doris Humphrey in Ishtar of the Seven Gates (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	23	With dancers, including Doris Humphrey in Ishtar of the Seven Gates (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	24	In costume n.d.
	25	In costume n.d.
	26	In Legend of the Peacock (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	27	In costume n.d.
	28	In costume n.d.
	29	In costume n.d.
	30	In costume n.d.
	31	In The Cobras (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	32	In costume n.d.
	33	Two in costume n.d.
	34	Two in costume n.d.
	35	With Spanish dancers and musicians - in costume n.d.
	36	In Dance of Theodora (St. Denis), two photographs -in costume n.d.
	37	With Ted Shawn - in costume n.d.
	38	In White Jade (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	39	In Tagore Poem (St. Denis), two photographs n.d.
	40	With her brother, Dorothy Lee, and Karoun Tootikian at opening of Ruth St. Denis Center n.d.
	41	With dancers in Cuadro Flamenco (Shawn) - in costume n.d.
	42	In costume n.d.
	43	With Rhythmic Choir - in costume n.d.
	44	With unidentified family members, four photographs - candid n.d.
	45	Dancers in Siamese Ballet (Shawn), two photographs - in costume n.d.
	46	Dancers in Xochitl (St. Denis) - in costume n.d.
	47	Statue of Buddha, photograph n.d.
	48	Martha Graham (with autograph) - in costume n.d.
	49	Ted Shawn with Denishawn dancer - posed n.d.


Series XIX MISCELLANEOUS VISUAL WORKS (Boxes 52-54)
		PHOTOGRAPHS, REPRODUCTIONS/ENGRAVINGS/LITHOGRAPHS, and GLASS TRANSPARENCIES are ordered in this series. The materials here have been divided by type. All items within each group have been arranged alphabetically by the title of the piece first and by artist name when the title is not known. The name of the choreographer, when identified, has been placed in parentheses after the title. The names of known artists have been placed after the parentheses. See also oversized boxes 62-63.
Box	Folder
52		PHOTOGRAPHS
	1	Joshio Aoyama - in costume
	2	Apparitions (Ashton) with Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpmann and corps, two photographs - in costume
	3	William Bales, two photographs - in costume
	4	William Bales with two male dancers - in costume
	5	William Bales with Sophie Maslow and Jane Dudley - in costume
	6	A Ball in Old Vienna (Jooss) dancers - in costume
	7	Die Barberina with Ilse Menudtner, Franz Lutz, and corps - in costume
	8	Karl Bergeest, postcard photograph - in costume
	9	Birth of the Work (Weinicke) dancers, six photographs - in costume
	10	Birth of the Work (Weinicke) dancers, six photographs - in costume
	11	Rudolf Brada, postcard photograph - portrait
	12	Rudolf Brada with unidentified dancer - in costume
	13	Carmen dancers - in costume
	14	Jolli Caspar - in costume
	15	Chopiniana (Troyanoff) dancers - in costume
	16	Choral (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	17	Darja Collin - in costume
	18	Darja Collin - in costume
	19	Darja Collin - in costume
	20	Darja Collin - in costume
	21	Darja Collin - in costume
	22	Cleopatra (Fokine), Vera Fokina, postcard photograph - in costume
	23	Merce Cunningham - in costume
	24	Czizmas Janko (Harangozo) cast members, three photographs - in costume
	25	Lisa Czobel, postcard photograph - in costume
	26	Emile Jaques Dalcroze with children, postcard photograph - candid
	27	Emile Jaques Dalcroze, two postcard photographs - portrait
	28	Dancing dolls, ten photographs - in costume
	29	Dancing dolls, ten photographs - in costume
	30	Dancing dolls, ten photographs - in costume
	31	Dancing dolls, ten photographs - in costume
	32	Dancing dolls, ten photographs - in costume
	33	Dancing dolls, 12 photographs - in costume
	34	Ursula Deinert - in costume
	35	Don Juan with Joachim Stahl and Liselotte Koster - in costume
	36	Don Juan with Joachim Stahl, Liselotte Koster and cast - in costume
	37	Dorfmusik, 'Baurischen Suite,' Niddy Jampekoven, postcard photograph - in costume
	38	Drei lustige Tanze fur Kinder (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	39	Takaya Eguchi - in costume
	40	Manon Ehrfur - in costume
	41	Angna Enters - in costume
	42	Fanny Elssler, 'Javanese ballet,' Hubert Julian Stowitts with cast - in costume
	43	Fanny Elssler, 'Javanese ballet,' cast members -
	44	Fanny Elssler, cast members, three photographs -
	45	Fantasie, (Zullig) dancers - in costume
	46	Tina Feade, postcard photograph - in dance attire
	47	Folksay (Maslow) with William Bales and Sophie Maslow, two photographs - in costume
	48	Folkwangschule in Essen-Werden, two postcard photographs
	49	Willj Fromzl (with autograph) - portrait
	50	Willj Fromzl (with autograph) - in costume
	51	Gavotte, Anna Pavlova, postcard photograph - in costume
	52	Yvonne Georgi - in costume
	53	Goyescas, La Meri - in costume
	54	Martha Graham - in costume
	55	The Green Table (Jooss) dancers, three photographs - in costume
	56	Gsovsky dancers - in costume
	57	Ljena Gsovsky, Gerda Schulze, and Lenia Ugrinsky ? - in costume
	58	Gunther Tanzgruppe - in costume
	59	H. Moll Walzer von Chopin with Clotilde von Derp and Alexander Sacharoff, postcard photograph - in costume
	60	Gyula Harangozo - in costume
	61	Gyula Harangozo, Ilona Vera, Karoly Zsedenyi, Laszlo Csanyi, Zoltan Sallay, and Karoly Szalay, three photographs - in costume
	62	Gyula Harangozo, Zoltan Sallay, and Ferenc Koszegi - in costume
	63	Harmonica Breakdown (Dudley) with William Bales, Jane Dudley, and Sophie Maslow - in costume
	64	Loraine Hillmann and Nikolai Orloff - in costume
	65	Loraine Hillmann with female dancers - in costume
	66	Loraine Hillmann with male dancers - in costume
	67	Loraine Hillmann, two photographs - in costume
	68	Hanya Holm, postcard photograph - in costume
	69	Hanya Holm, postcard photograph - portrait
	70	Horoscope (Ashton) with Margot Fonteyn, Michael Somes, and Sadler's Wells corps - in costume
	71	Niddy Impekoven - in costume
	72	Rolf Jahnke - in costume
	73	Jamuna Tatha Nrittya, Zohra - in costume
	74	Kurt Jooss, postcard photograph - portrait
	75	Josephs legende (Kessler/Hofmannsthal), Rolf Arco - in costume
	76	Kriegertanz ? Kawalski - in costume
	77	Pauline Koner - in costume
	78	Iva Kitchell, two photographs - in costume
	79	Jutta Klamt Gruppe - in costume
	80	Fritz Klingbeck, postcard photograph - portrait
	81	Irina Koneff - in costume
	82	Konigstanz (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	83	Helen Kraus, postcard photograph - in costume
	84	Lisa Kresse, postcard photograph - in costume
	85	Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	86	Landsknechtslied (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	87	Jose Limon and Letitia Ide - in costume
	88	Bambi Linn - in costume
	89	Marcelle Luipart (with autograph) - in dance attire
	90	Madchen, Yvonne Georgi - in costume
	91	Mattlot, Leon Wozikowski - in costume
	92	Ilse Meudtner - in costume
	93	Ilse Meudtner and Rolf Jahnke - in costume
	94	Mirages (Lifar) dancers - in costume
	95	Mondscheinsonate, Niddy Impekoven, postcard photograph - in costume
	96	Moor's Pavane (Limon) with Jose Limon and Betty Jones - in costume
	97	Haydee Morini - in costume
	98	Haydee Morini - in costume
	99	Haydee Morini - portrait
	100	Adolph Mylius, postcard photograph - in costume
	101	Adolph Mylius, postcard photograph - portrait
	102	Ozark Set (Holm) dancers, four photographs - in costume
	103	Ozark Set (Holm) dancers, 27 photographs - in costume
	104	Ozark Set (Holm) dancers, 25 photographs - in costume
	105	Ozark Set (Holm) notes (holograph)
	106	Grett Palucca, two photographs - in costume
	107	Paris Opera Ballet students - in dance attire
	108	Passo D'Addio (Ruskaja) dancers - in costume
	109	Les Patineurs (Ashton) dancers - in costume
	110	Anna Pavlova - in costume
	111	Anna Pavlova, postcard photograph - in costume
	112	Perhaps, To-morrow . . . (Harangozo) dancers, seven photographs - in costume
	113	Pillar of Fire (Tudor) with Nora Kaye and Hugh Laing - in costume
	114	Piros Bugyellaris cast members, three photographs - in costume
	115	Polowetzer Tanze (cast members, three photographs - in costume
	116	Prayer, unidentified dancer - in costume
	117	Pearl Primus - portrait
	118	Pearl Primus - in costume
	119	Pearl Primus - in costume
	120	Pearl Primus with musicians - candid
	121	Pearl Primus male dancers - in costume
	122	Prodigal Son (Uthoff) with Ernst Uthoff and Lola Botka - in costume
	123	Prodigal Son (Jooss) with Rudolph Pescht and three dancers - in costume
	124	Prodigal Son (Jooss), Rudolph Pescht in costume
	125	Anka Radovan (with autograph) postcard photograph - in costume
	126	Anka Radovan (with autographs) two postcard photographs - in dance attire
	127	Anka Radovan (with autograph) - in costume
	128	Romeo and Juliet (Lavrovsky ?) with Nicholas Orloff and Gisela Free - in costume
	129	Jia Ruskaja dancers - candid
	130	Scherazade with Rudolf Brada and Karoly Szalay - in costume
	131	Der Schwingende Temple dancers - in costume
	132	Sent M'Ahesa - in costume
	133	Marianne Simson - costume
	134	Marianne Simson and Kai Molvig - in costume
	135	Skippity Skoop, unidentified dancer, two photographs - in costume
	136	Slavische Hochzeitstanze, Leonore Karre - in costume
	137	Slavische Hochzeitstanze, Nicholai Orloff - in costume
	138	Sleeping Beauty (Sergeyev after Petipa) with Robert Helpmann and Violetta Elvin - in costume
	139	Spanisches Strassenlied (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	140	Werner Stammer - in costume
	141	Ruth Stormer - candid
	142	Ruth Stormer - portrait
	143	Ruth Stormer, two portraits
	144	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	145	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	146	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	147	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	148	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	149	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	150	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	151	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	152	Alexander von Swaine - in costume
	153	Alexander von Swaine with Darja Collin - in costume
	154	Alexander von Swaine with Darja Collin - in costume
	155	Alexander von Swaine with Darja Collin - in costume
	156	Alexander von Swaine with Darja Collin - in costume
	157	Swaine/Collin program cover
	158	Alexander von Swaine with unidentified dancer - in costume
	159	Swan Lake with Nora Kaye and Igor Youskevitsch - in costume
	160	Karoly Szalay and Zoltan Sallay - in costume
	161	Karoly Szalay, Ferenc Koszegi, Gyula Harangozo, and Laszlo Czanyi - in costume
	162	Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle, unidentified dancer - in costume
	163	Tanz de Zeremonienmeisters (Kreutzberg), Harald Kreutzberg - in costume
	164	Trend (Holm) dancers, postcard photograph - in costume
	165	Genia ? Ugrinsky - in costume
	166	Van Gott, George Lorine - in costume
	167	Ilona Vera - in costume
				Box	Folder
	168	Ilona Vera with Gyula Harangozo - in costume
				Box	Folder
	169	Ilona Vera with Laszlo Czanyi - in costume
	170	Marianne Volgelsang - in costume
	171	Waltzes, unidentified dancer - in costume
	172	Lotte ? Weinicke - in costume
	173-210	72 photographs of unidentified dances or dancers
52		REPRODUCTIONS/ENGRAVINGS/LITHOGRAPHS
	210a	Mons. and Mme. Achille, postcard reproduction - in costume
	211	Mr. Carelle, reproduction - in costume
	212	Celebrated Ballet with Marie Taglioni and Antonio Guerra, reproduction - in costume
	213	Fanny Cerrito, reproduction - in costume
	214	Fanny Elssler, reproduction - in costume
	215	Fanny Elssler with Heir Stullmuller, reproduction - in costume
	216	La Favorite, Carlotta Grisi, reproduction - in costume
	217	La Fille du Danube (with Marie Taglioni and Joseph Mazilier, reproduction - in costume
	218	Gustave III; Ou le Ball Masque, Amalia Galster Taglioni and Paul Taglioni, reproduction - in costume
	219	Mlle. Henry, reproduction - portrait
	220	Dominque Mattis, reproduction - portrait
	221	Pauline Mattis, reproduction - portrait
	222	Mazurka Posnania, Marie Taglioni, reproduction - in costume
	223	La Peri (Coralli), Carlotta Grisi, reproduction - in costume
	224	La Sylphide (F. Taglioni), Marie Taglioni, reproduction - in costume
	225	Marie Taglioni, reproduction - in costume
	226	Paul Taglioni, reproduction - portrait
	227	"Tarantella" dancers, four postcard reproductions - in costume
	228	Terpsichore (Vigano), unidentified dancer, reproduction - in costume
	229	Mme. Wirdilch, reproduction - in costume
	230	Le Zingaro with Carlotta Grisi and Jules Perrot, reproduction - in costume
	231-235	Six unidentified reproductions of dances or dancers
	236	Mlle. Clairon, colored engraving - portrait
	237	Charlotte Ackermann, lithograph - portrait
	238	A Wedding at Orsova by W. Mossman, lithograph
Box	Folder
53		GLASS TRANSPARENCIES
	Unit 1	Nos. 1-20, unidentified transparencies from Pre-history - the 1800s
	2	Nos. 1-19, unidentified transparencies from the Middle Ages to the 1800s
				Box	Folder
	3
				Box	Folder
			Nos. 1-12, unidentified transparencies from the 20th Century
			No. 13, Afternoon of a Faun (Fokine) with Vaslav Nijinsky with corps - in costume
			No. 14, Afternoon of a Faun (Fokine) set design
			No. 15, Afternoon of a Faun (Fokine), Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			No. 16, Antonio - in costume
			No. 17, Ball for the Duc de Joyeuse performers and observers
			No. 18, The Ballet of Renaud's Deliverance (M. de Velleville) performers - in costume
			No. 19, The Big City (Jooss) dancers - in costume
			No. 20, Jean Cocteau - caricature
			No. 21, Contredanses program
	4	No. 1, Merce Cunningham - in costume
			No. 2, Merce Cunningham - in costume
			No. 4, The Desperate Heart (Bettis), Valerie Bettis - in costume
			No. 5, Isadora Duncan - in costume
			No. 6, Isadora Duncan - in costume
			No. 7, Equestrian ballet
			No. 8, Loie Fuller - in costume
			No. 9, The Generous Turk (J. P. Rameau) performers and audience
			No. 10, Giselle (Petipa after Perrot and Coralli), with Tamara Karsavina and Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			Nos. 11-13, Ekstasis (Graham), Martha Graham - in costume
			No. 14, The Green Table (Jooss) dancers - in costume
			Nos. 15-16, Hanya Holm - in costume
			No. 17, Doris Humphrey - in costume
			No. 18, Jeux (Nijinsky), Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			No. 19, Kinetic Molpai (Shawn) dancers - in costume
			No. 20, Harald Kreutsberg - in costume
			No. 21, Rudolf von Laban with dancers - posed
			No. 22, Carmelita Maracci - in costume
			Nos. 23-26, Agnes de Mille - in costume
Box	Folder
54		GLASS TRANSPARENCIES (cont.)
	5	No. 1, Agnes de Mille - in costume
			No. 2, Narcisse (Fokine), Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			Nos. 3-4, Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			No. 5, Les Noces (Nijinska) dancers - in costume
			Nos. 6-7, Pearl Primus - in costume
			No. 8, Prodigal Son (Balanchine) with Serge Lifar and dancers - in costume
			No. 9, Ramonda, Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			No. 10, St. Petersburg School dancers - posed
			No. 11, Shakers (Humphrey) dancers - in costume
			No. 12, Les Spectre de la Rose (Fokine), Vaslav Nijinsky - in costume
			No. 13, Helen Tamiris - in costume
			No. 14, Totenmal (Wigman) dancers - in costume
			No. 15, Trend (Holm) dancers - in costume
			Nos. 16-17, Triadic Ballet (Schlemmer) costume and set design
			No. 18, Triadic Ballet (Schlemmer) dancers - in costume
			No. 19, Tyl Eulenspiegel (Nijinsky) dancers - in costume
			No. 20, Tyl Eulenspiegel (Nijinsky), Lydia Sokolova - in costume
			Nos. 21-23, Charles Weidman - in costume
			No. 24, Mary Wigman - in costume
			No. 25, With My Red Fires (Humphrey), Doris Humphrey - in costume
	6	Nos. A1-A27, students demonstrating Bess Mensendieck's exercise system
	7	No. B1, student demonstrating Loheland's gymnastic exercise
			Nos. C1-C7, students demonstrating Laban exercises and dancing
			Nos. D1-D4, Mary Wigman and students at the Mary Wigman School
			Nos. E1-E3, students and buildings at the Rhythmische Schulgeneinde, Dusseldorf, Germany
			Nos. G1-G2, students at the Munich School of Gymnastics
	8	Nos. H6-H9, Bode gymnastics and dancing
			Nos. J1-J3, Dalcroze exercises and dancing
			Nos. K2-K13, misc. transparencies from Germany


Series XX - MISCELLANEOUS (Box 55)
		The MISCELLANEOUS series is comprised of five small subgroups of materials arranged in a basically chronological order: Eleanor King, Riki Raab, Rechtschaffener Tanzmeister, book plate materials, and ephemerata.
Box	Folder
55		MISCELLANEOUS
	1	Misc. clippings from Chile Aug. 30, 1959- Apr. 1960
	2	Clippings, disaster in Chile, May 26, 1960-June 10, 1960
	3	Eleanor King, "Another Way" (fragment) In: Journal of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington D.C. December 1962
	4	Eleanor King, program 1963
	5	Eleanor King, press kit n.d.
	6	Eleanor King, clippings n.d.
	7	Riki Raab, "Wechselbeziehungen im Tanze" (fragment in German) 1961
	8	Riki Raab, "Hermine Elssler und die Universitat" (fragment in German) 1965
	9	Riki Raab, "Hundert Jahre Wiener Opernballett" (in German). In: Wiener Geschichtsblatter, Wien, Germany, Jan. 1969, pp. 487-493 January 1969
	10	Riki Raab, "Ewig junges Wiener Opernballett" (fragment in German). In: Osterreichische Arztezeitung, pp. 1201-1208 May 25, 1969
	11	"Riki Raab Zum 70. Geburtstag" (fragment in German). In: Die Kleine Galerie, pp. 3-4 1968/1969
	12	Riki Raab, clippings Jan. 19, 1969-Mar. 18, 1970
	13	Riki Raab, caricature n.d.
	14-24	Rechtschaffener Tanzmeister (fragment in German) n.d.
	25	Camera ready artwork for Laban Collection book plate ca. 1980
	26	Gravure printing plate for Laban Collection book plate ca. 1980
	27	Ephemerata (holograph and typescript)


Series XXI - OVERSIZED (Boxes 56-63)
		The order of the materials in the OVERSIZED series follows the same overall pattern of the collection. A hierarchical, alphabetical, or chronological arrangement has been duplicated in each group to match those in the collection.
Box	Folder
56		EDUCATIONAL TRAINING
	1-3	Historical research materials used for JdL's dissertation (photostat) ca. 1946
56		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
	4	Henry Street Playhouse (broadside) 1949-1950
	5	UCLA, Latin American Play Competition (carbon copy and music score) ca. 1966
	6	Institution unidentified, guide for the analysis of movement 1950
	7	Institution unidentified, icosahedron drawings and misc. notes (holograph) n.d.
	8	Institution unidentified, unidentified costume plates n.d.
56		WRITINGS
	9	Newspapers used as reference materials for article on Festival of the Pearl October 1936
56		PERFORMANCES
	10	Music scores for Renaissance dances at University of Michigan May 12-13, 1948
			Anonymous--"Celle qui ma le nom damy donne" Nicholaus Ammerbach--"Passamezzo Antico" Giovanni Picchi--"Saltarello" Anonymous--"My Lady Carey's Dompe" Hans Weck--"Spanyoler Tancz"
	11	Music score for "Musical Dances of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries," Anonymous--"Par fur desfit ?" Composers and music unidentified July 30, 1948
	12	Music score for The Trojan Women, Grant Beglarian--"Women of Troy" June 28-29, 1949
	13	Music score for Ancestral Experiences, Peggy Glanville-Hicks--"Sonata for piano and percussion" June 10-11, 1958
	14	Lazarus Laughed (broadside) Apr. 28-May 13, 1961
	15	Lazarus Laughed, photographic reproduction of an illuminated manuscript Apr. 28-May 13, 1961
Box	Folder
57		OVERSIZED (cont.)
57		VISUAL WORKS
	1	Pastel portrait n.d.
	2	With Frances Bartha, photograph - in costume ca. 1940
	3	With Frances Bartha, photograph - in costume ca. 1940
Box	Folder
58		OVERSIZED (cont.)
58		RUDOLF von LABAN
	1	Pastel portrait n.d.
	2	Tannhauser (program in German). At: Wagner Buhnenfestspiele Bayreuth Aug. 9, 1930
	3	Broadsides (in German) ca. 1925-1926
Box	Folder
59		OVERSIZED (cont.)
59		NOTATION SYSTEMS
	1	Choroscript, "Movement Analysis and Notation" by Alwin Nikolais (compiled by Luke Vragg) 1948
	2	Labanotation, study board n.d.
	3	Labanotation, study board n.d.
Box	Folder
60		OVERSIZED (cont.)
60		RUTH ST. DENIS
	1	Broadsides 1927-1964
	2	Clipping Dec. 19, 1967
	3	Ted Shawn, broadside n.d.
	4	Radha (St. Denis) with performers, photograph and three reproductions July 5, 1906
	5	O-Mika (St. Denis), portrait 1913
	5a	O-Mika (St. Denis), with performers, two photographs 1913
	6	Portrait - in costume 1917
	7	Portrait 1917
	8	Photograph - in costume 1917
	9	Dance of Theodora (St. Denis), photograph 1919
	10	Black Nautch (St. Denis), three reproductions 1927
	11	White Jade (St. Denis), two photographs and three reproductions 1927
	12	Portrait - in costume 1929
	13	Tagore Poem (St. Denis), photograph and two reproductions 1929
	14	Reproduction - in costume 1950
	15	With Rhythmic Choir - in costume 1958
	16	Reproduction - portrait 1961
Box	Folder
61		OVERSIZED (cont.)
61		RUTH ST. DENIS n.d.
	1	Portrait
	2	Photograph - in costume
	3	With Ted Shawn - portrait
	4	Portrait
	5	Portrait
	6	Egyptian study - in costume
	7	Dance of the Royal Ballet of Siam (Shawn), photograph
	8	Cuadro Flamenco (Shawn), with performers, photograph
	9	With unidentified dancer - in costume
	10	Advertisement for jewelry company, photograph - in costume
Box	Folder
62		OVERSIZED (cont.)
62		MISCELLANEOUS VISUAL WORKS
	1	Engraving 1753
	2	Engraving n.d.
	3	Engraving n.d.
	4	Hand colored engravingN.D.
	5	Lalit Kala Series Portfolio No. 3, Gita Govinda
	6	Lalit Kala Series Portfolio No. 9, Mewar painting
	7	Lalit Kala Series Portfolio No. 14, The Bhagavata Purana in Kangra painting
	8	Water color of dancer, Hanne Lore Ziegler ?, by H. Heuser
	9	Budapester Ballet ?, three photographs and one reproduction
	10	Budapester Ballet ?, two photographs
	11	Budapester Ballet ?, five photographs
Box	Folder
63		OVERSIZED (cont.)
63		MISCELLANEOUS VISUAL WORKS (cont.)
	1-38	Misc. postcard photographs and clippings of dancers from around the world mounted on poster board

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