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N And, as their (whirlings and swinging^ have set a pace which it is not easy to follow, we find ingenuity being taxed to find some new manner in which they may be presented, ^dancing coupleJf taking all the risks of acro- bats to accomplish something which will go a little farther than the others. There are two couples — ^Novita and Billy Lyn, and Hattie Burks and Fred Lorraine, who have come near to exhausting the possibilities in 108 VAUDEVILLE this direction. In the performances of the latt...er the lady floats with her feet in space and her arms clasping the neck of her part- ner or, for a change, her feet clasp his waist while her head is floating at an angle from his whirling body. He flings her across his shoulder or she faUs across his arm in an arch to the floor. Or, again, he swings her up over his head as though gravitation had suspended its laws for their benefit. And aU this without a loss of the rhythm of the dance, but a suggestion of frolicsome aban- don and joyousness which unite the spirit of the dance to that of a gay romp.
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N And, as their (whirlings and swinging^ have set a pace which it is not easy to follow, we find ingenuity being taxed to find some new manner in which they may be presented, ^dancing coupleJf taking all the risks of acro- bats to accomplish something which will go a little farther than the others. There are two couples — ^Novita and Billy Lyn, and Hattie Burks and Fred Lorraine, who have come near to exhausting the possibilities in 108 VAUDEVILLE this direction. In the performances of the latt...er the lady floats with her feet in space and her arms clasping the neck of her part- ner or, for a change, her feet clasp his waist while her head is floating at an angle from his whirling body. He flings her across his shoulder or she faUs across his arm in an arch to the floor. Or, again, he swings her up over his head as though gravitation had suspended its laws for their benefit. And aU this without a loss of the rhythm of the dance, but a suggestion of frolicsome aban- don and joyousness which unite the spirit of the dance to that of a gay romp.
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