Ned Wayburn, a popular and outstanding choreographer of the early 1900's, writes about the different styles and requirements of dancing and his way of teaching it.
Chapters (54)
1Chapter 1: A Bit of Ancient History
396
2Chapter 2: Modern Stage Dancing
426
3Chapter 3: Ned Wayburn—An Inspiration
1676
4Chapter 4: The Ned Wayburn Method of Training
1215
5Chapter 5: Ned Wayburn Stage Dances
578
6Chapter 6: Ned Wayburn's Foundation Technique
824
7Chapter 7: Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginners' Class in Foundation Technique
938
8Chapter 8: Ned Wayburn's Musical Comedy Dancing
1251
9Chapter 9: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Musical Comedy Dancing
711
10Chapter 10: Ned Wayburn's Tap and Step Dancing (Clogging)
934
11Chapter 11: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Tap and Step Dancing
576
12Chapter 12: Ned Wayburn's Acrobatic Dancing
587
13Chapter 13: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Acrobatic Dancing
697
14Chapter 14: Ned Wayburn's Modern Americanized Ballet Technique
822
15Chapter 15: Terms Used in Ned Wayburn's Modern Americanized Ballet Technique
361
16Chapter 16: Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginners' Class in Ballet Technique
493
17Chapter 17: Ned Wayburn's Toe Dancing
381
18Chapter 18: Ned Wayburn's Specialty Dancing
249
19Chapter 19: Ned Wayburn's Exhibition Dancing
255
20Chapter 20: Ned Wayburn's Professional Stage Makeup
2277
21Chapter 21: Stage Costumes
449
22Chapter 22: Dancing Tempos
407
23Chapter 23: Diet and Dancing
2010
24Chapter 24: Dancing and Good Health
278
25Chapter 25: Showmanship
553
26Chapter 26: "Who's Who" in the Show
1996
27Chapter 27: Professional Coaching and Producing for Amateur Entertainments
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