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BOX 2 |
Hessler Dance Studio Papers, 1929-2010, and undated
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Most materials are printed items, such as advertisements of the Hessler Dance
Studio or recital programs. One piece of music is marked for accompaniment of an
unidentified performance. Some of the programs and clippings reference Vera-Ellen,
artists employed by the dance studio, or other studio classmates who became
famous. A number of items are handwritten, such as drafts of the program order,
receipts for class fees, and such. Important amongst the items are handwritten
notes of dance routines. Most items are undated. |
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Arranged by format, and by date therein. |
BOX-FOLDER 2/3-8 |
Programs, 1934-1939
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9 programs; 1 handwritten draft |
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Recital programs of Hessler Dance Studio and
guests |
BOX-FOLDER 2/9-15 |
Promotional materials, 1929-1937, undated
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17 items |
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Class schedules, correspondence, advertising
artwork, invitations, business cards and ticket stubs |
BOX-FOLDER 2/16-21 |
Performance notes and records, undated
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14 items |
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Recital dance routines (Spanish dance, soft shoe,
toe / pointe dance, carbon copy of rhythm tap routine attributed to Jack
Manning), adapted lyrics of popular songs, piano piece titled Patriotic Medleymarked with cues |
BOX-FOLDER 2/22-24 |
Photographs, 2010, undated
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3 items |
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Recital photograph marked with arrows Published photograph of four children performers Former Hessler student Doris Day name inscribed in cement; date on verso likely
for a later reprint |
BOX-FOLDER 2/25 |
Clippings, 1936, 2009, undated
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5 items |
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Assortment of newspaper clippings on Hessler
associates (teacher, students) |
BOX 2 |
Miscellany
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Items not directly related to Vera-Ellen or the Hessler Dance Studio, such as the
ancillary materials prepared by Library of Congress archivist Clark Evans and
biographical data on the Ralstin and Rohe families compiled from online
databases. |
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Arranged by format. |
BOX-FOLDER 2/26 |
Descriptive inventories and narratives, 2010
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3 items |
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Descriptive inventories of loose items in the
collection, an essay titled "The Girls of Hesslers," and a narrative biography
of Vera-Ellen, prepared by Library of Congress archivist Clark Evans |
BOX-FOLDER 2/27 |
Family data |
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Printouts of census and other data regarding the
subjects and collectors of this collection |