4 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., JUNE 20, 1981
Dance Festival to Present Series of Dance Demonstrations
The American Dance
Festival will present "Ethnic
Dance in America," a three
day series of dance
demonstrations and discus
sions focusing on Afro-.
American, native American
and southern traditional
dance formsJune 24, 25 and
26.
To be held free to the
public at the American
Dance Festival on Duke
University's East Campus in
Durham, the ADF's project
will examine the role of
dance in expressing and
preserving the cultural identi
ty of these American ethnic
. groups. '
Each of the three produc
tions "Is scheduled for 6 to
7:30 p.m. in Baldwin
Auditorium and will involve
film presentations, commen
tary by dance specialists,
dance demonstrations by
, Monday-Friday Daytime
June 22-26, 1981
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June 22, 1981
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guest artists, and discussions
between a panel of four
humanities ; experts, the
specialists ahd the artists. I
The first program, Afro
American Dance on Jun e 24,
. will feature Chuck Davis and
members of his company
performing gospel beat,
Western African social
dances, and American pop
equivalents. Joe Nash,
founderdirector of the
Black' and Multi-ethnic
Christian Education and
Resources Center, in New
York and a dance panelist
for the National Endowment
for the Arts in Washington,
D. C, will serve as dance
specialist.
Native American Dance
will be demonstrated on June
25. Arnold Richardson and
other members of the
Haliwa-Saponi tribe from
Hollister, will perform ex
amples from among the
shawl, hoop, canoe, victory
and stomp dances. Richard
son, who is an administrator
with the Piscataway Indian
Center in Waldorf,
Maryland, will also Offer ex
pert commentary.
The final program,
Southern Traditional Dances
on June 26, will present the
Southern Appalachian dog
gers from Asheville, and
Mary Ellen Edwards, a rab
bit dancer from Morehead
City. Flat-foot dancing, cir
cle dancing and other folk
forms will be shown. Dance
authorities will be George
Holt, director of the office of
Folklife Programs for the N.
C. Department of Cultural
LATE, LATE
MOVIES
CHANNEL 2
Monday, Jum 22
2:20 After The Fox
Tuesday, June 23
2:20 My Foolish Heart
Wednesday, June 24
2:15 Diamonds For Breakfast
Thursday, June 25
2:15 More Than A Miracle .
Friday, June 26
3:0Q Sherlock Holmes & The Spider
Woman
Saturday, June 27
2:00 The Big Sleep
4:00 Don't Knock The Twist
CHANNEL 5
Washington, DC
Friday, June 26
1:00 The Spiral Road
3:30 The Mummy
5:00 Murder In Movieland
CHANNEL 17
Sunday, June 14
1:55 Assassination- '
- Monday, June 15
1:15 Riot In Cell Block 11
2:55 Royal African Rifles
CHANNEL 28
Friday, June 26
. 2:15 Hound 01 The Baskerviltes
3:40 The Creeping Unknown
5:00 The Beginning Of The End
Saturday, June 27
1:00 Vera Cruz
2:35 Woman Of Straw
4:25 Crossroadit ?,'
Resources, and folklore
specialist Margaret Owen.
The four noted humanists
comprising the panel for
discussions on all three even
ings will be: Peter Woo,
professor of history at Duke
University; Jamake
High water, internationally
known writer, critic and
authority on American In
dian culture; Dr. Julie M.
Taylor, professor of an
thropology at the University
of California, San Diego;
and? Richard A Peterson,
widely published professor
of sociology and current
associate . editor of
"Empirical Studies of the
Arts."
Project director Gerald
Myers said, "Our purpose is,
to help people better ap
preciate and understand the
important ethnic dances of
America."
Added Stephanie
Reinhart, ADF development
director, "The program is
not only to look at the dance
forms, but also at what they
tell us abbut the cultures
from which they derive and
how they're being carried on
today."
"Ethnic Dance in
America" is funded by the
Rockefeller Foundation and
the 'North Carolina
Humanities Committee, a
state-based program of the
National Endowment for the
Humanities.
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