After further discussion of the ban on dancing prevailing in the recreation rifles of the Methodist Church and citing instance of injustice, the delegates to the New York Convention of the Nationak Association of Masters of Dancing set about to create new steps for the followers of Terpsichore. All day long they worked away, singly, and cdflectively, says the' "New York Times."
Following these endeavours such dances as the Cat Step, Camel Walk, Chic Walk. Fox Trot Artistique and the Triangle One Step were announced, and the delegates were optimistic about the future of their creations. Interest in dancing is much greater since prohibition, they say, and they are laager to furnish variety for patrons.
The Cat Step is a rather unusual dance. You step along rather cautiously for three or four steps jor more and then turn to right and \left with equal caution. These fundamental rules can be elaborated upon, of course, but one less adept cai dance it with greatest ease. In the Camel Walk the position of the dancers is the most important thing. They must stand very straight, and the ballet step is incorporated. The Chic Walk is a modified one-step, such as the French dance, and was inspired by the way so many of the soldiers danced when they returned home.
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