Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
By Shirley OIyn1pinS

~ When Saome danced before Herod 1t was with the
abandon sensuaty She attempting to persuade monarch
against his better Judgment She received head which sgnh
death Calamity resulted Salome became social outcas Ver-
table parah.
And she danced with her shoes and stockings off
When Maud danced for the first time before King Ed
@ ade ruler and others of fact already established that
dancing elemental expression OF art Pactcal e d u
Of knowledge and adaptation of natural ability she feGv
hand which signifies applause and life GOOD fortune followed
rich social favor and entered into the KING o"
And she danced with her shoes and stocking off! ..4
Which only goes difference there between ancient
and times and the diametricay opposed results winch may
be obtained from exercising the same art o Maud Allan is
stated the daughter of railroad brakeman Her early
refused to ampered by environment Her parents being ond
her music master early She studied the piano
FORTE after time considered an exceptional PeoneI
Her voice was next given attention She studied under the
great vocal America and Europe and was just budding
into operate honors when she came INTO her ~
1t probably the artistic temperament or genius seeking e
% 1000 Miss Allan confded to Marcel Remy Belgian
poser determination interpret by and movement the
music pictures which appealed her imagination She then
began study figures upon various European museums
Shortly thereafter she began work out her dances to ochuman
At the end of three years kind of grinding study
Miss Allan made her debut in Vienna In Paris she appeared at
Edward of England present that afternoon After the
sought Miss Allan and extended to her an invita-
that evntul first Paris and the second one in Lon
While Miss Allan is known chiefly America through
advertising received the original portrayer of the Saome
ush's ua albeit 3 artistic efo A Vison of some set the world
There a good B bad SnG se sud 9n DTt
"A Vision of Saome less an incident OF Miss Alans
yn % namh dainty song T ca1ce and
other works beautiful and rgdly moral.
accomplished to music written by the
ge Bambd and cany daped in fmy gauzes diaphanous
in unvd coong Miss Allan floats from
and raised legs nd sundry poses of the head
and figure and has picturesque person
rather difficult imagine harnessed in Maud
full But Miss Allan is not freah her ordinary dress She does
sandals n~ k e SaT ba dancer no appear @
tights why should she her off the stage
Europe appeared before the nobility
every and has been treated honored
performer Those highest in the social world have realized the
beauty her art and the charm OF her personality and have helped
credentials galore have attained
The performances in Los Angeles by Miss Allan will be given
qgm An @ symphony my orchestra m under @ the direction Of
besides rendering symphony program
The big noise in the theatrical world during the coming week
given by Players Country club
the Beasco thater Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons Mem
be of all local stock companies will take part performance
which will be to raise funds for furnishing the country club
performance the minstrel men will parade through
the downtown streets 1t will be novel A. Byron Beasey
well known to Los Angenos walking through the high
novel to those blacae makeup singing songs
dancing gs The minstrel show should big hit and most
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