DANCE. LITTLE LADY
Dancing is tho host way of counteracting the harm caused by bending over a typewriter or a desk all day. Besides giving you health and beauty the practice of operatic or Creek dancing will make you a far better personnel in the ballroom. Exercises will have given you the suppleness that makes you “easy to dance with,’’ the poise and balance without which one cannot be a good dancer, and, after having mastered the more elaborate steps of operatic dancing, yon will find new ballroom ones quite easy to learn. _ Should you decide to lake up dancing attend at least one class every week. if, however, you have not the time or the money for this, then take a short course of lessons and continually practise what you learn at home. Radio or gramophone music lor your exercising will infinitely add to your enjoyment.
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Evening Star, Issue 20253, 14 August 1929, Page 13
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147DANCE. LITTLE LADY Evening Star, Issue 20253, 14 August 1929, Page 13
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