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Dancers from around the world, 1929
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Dancers from around the world, 1929
Dancers from around the world, 1929. Germaine and Armand Fellows, (top left), Belgian dancers who have danced all over Europe, recently in the Folies Bergere, Paris and in a Viennese revue called Alles Aus Liebe. The Bernt duo (top right), an adagio team who appeared at the Scala Theatre, Berlin. Spanish dancer Vincente Escudero and two accompanying dancers (bottom left) Date: 1929
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Accompanying Adagio Alles Appeared Armand Ballroom Belgian Bergere Berlin Bottom Called Danced Dancer Dancers Fellows Folies Germaine Recently Revue Scala Variety Viennese 1929 Liebe Vincente
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Dancers from Around the World, 1929: A Vibrant Glimpse into the Global World of Dance in the Jazz Age This photograph captures a moment in time, showcasing an eclectic group of dancers from various corners of the globe who graced the stages of Europe during the 1920s. The top left corner introduces us to Germaine and Armand Fellows, two Belgian dancers who had recently captivated audiences in Paris at the renowned Folies Bergere and in a Viennese revue named Alles Aus Liebe. Their European tour marked their success in the dance world, and their radiant smiles reflect the joy and passion they brought to every performance. The Bernt duo, an adagio team, can be seen in the top right corner, having recently performed at the Scala Theatre in Berlin. Their harmonious movements and flawless synchronization left audiences in awe, making them a must-see act during the era of ballroom dancing and variety shows. In the bottom left corner, Spanish dancer Vincente Escudero and his two accompanying dancers add a burst of energy and color to the photograph. With their vibrant costumes and expressive movements, they embodied the essence of Spanish dance and brought a touch of exoticism to European stages. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse world of dance during the 1920s, a time when entertainment was at its most vibrant and music halls and stages were filled with the sounds of jazz and the magic of dance. The dancers' youthful energy and infectious enthusiasm remind us of the power of art and the universal language of movement.
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