The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

TH. d-sc-s.es q: Ts-Ts..h.-e-,
:E-sz :ron Artistic ard SEA.
i ;T.-EyAs On TIE Pzc.5c ccas.,
ave descended u. re u,e,.s =
o--s. S--n q :A@.r 6e,s--l. Ia I'm 20 cap
IRE s1c.s:y here through t.e MEDIUM
{: cssss.c dances.
They are NJ. AID Mrs. Douglas
Craze. expo1sEls % the les: n ART
Ms Crane Is q dainty ~tsp 0. a E.-.-
vhos~ APPEARANCE suggests tAs; q :
fairy t-esa tro-z The dream lads Her
hBstsn5 las b,@ea called IAs martinez
&C iz-ce-s-
TIE couple are her@ ea route 70 Ei-
r.g= g explore the countries here to-
ooscs-e music ard oos Ernes- ThSch
they VII lake hack with them 20
San Francisco. where they have h~s-
Invited ~ ;he o-scLSls q the Pan
ana Psc.Sc Exposition 20 expo; ;he
Cxs-5l-sn dances next year.
T.ese dances. with vA.ch Mr.. and
Mrs Crane have already begun -
charm, New York in Ihtir nightly exh!
t!rnrs .; -. Jzrdin De Dams. ~er=
trsns;arted from the cour- o. SPAN
~ TIRE early Spanish co,o-ls-s IN Call
,orn.s. Sons f noble houses. ,hes-
cons ard 6seanas preserved BEAUTIFUL
seductive picture dances IN all tae!r
pristine t%slty and have handed hen.
20 Their desce nts the leading men
and uo-,e. O. California
In the flashing Douglas Crane ard his
wiI,owy graceful, wife ;hsse descendants
@. the Css-lis-s declare they have
found the frs, real exporer;s-
The couple are well equipped to- ;h@
.nis-p-e-s-.on % thes% rhythmic dances
G. he Is,irs Mrs Crane belongs 20
;he class ot rare ;nspirsciorsl dancers
No 81, o. rules are he-Siei by be. IN her
work Give the tiny woman Hno-
bright music Of SPECIAL tempo and her
husband to- partner and she evolves
Mr. Crane who "a a successful pso-tra-;
sr--s- by profession mastered The arr o.
dancing before -he craze gained is !-o-
Er.p or s1t.eiy.
II was u the exclusive tssIi-crIrs II
Spain A.3 Italy and Portugal ard
France where the graceful coc-tly h@s--
ing o: the young American was h-s-
admired He ps!t I-ile he'd 20 he
stD.s;.o.: !; was part q his ed1ca-
ION as a young z-i student and ne Ee-
rzr6s5 the prsls- lightly. BuI-wher
IL met his fran little wife two years axe
xho Rad tus: been engaged by Nj
Fsske to- . classic dance n one % h..
f.w 81 ~ weeks he fcuad his love to-
dancing returning
Ever since Mr. and Ms Craze have
Teen eel.ght!nE every o1e who has -
led .heir dancing.
TIE Cranes bring the Spanish Savo'
n all Of ;helr steps BY power o.
elimination they have reduced iht!i
dances 10 five. which they declare en-
brace every beautiful and every co-rsc
step requisite 10 the hes; IN dancing
They are the one step. the waltz ;h'
DANA TIE nuchschi;os .'Spanish 10
E.Ile glib and ;he Crane walk
The lssi named Is the child % th'
fertile brain q Mrs. Crane and Ap
proved ~ her husband II = no. 9 wall
al all bg, the Iripp,ssi little skip mag
!nAtle. II IS the dance o. youth II
movements are removed from the So
6ociion Of the other dances There Is I
hint O! abandon no; found in the damn
o. muchaehi:os. For II Is upon this ihA
the Spanish duennas. proud and sIr!e;
have always frowned
TIE Crane one step and the Graz.
waltz are filled with intrscacy and ORG
.nsi!iy.
TIE Inuchachitos is a revel OF pirouettea
and graceful steps. Like the dana I.
requires swinging music Of Yer.
marked tempo. !; Is forceful, ennbody
:ng hint O. the clash Of arms: then
IS quiet and res;ful as a lullaby.
TIE 4z.cs, ,h- ys@ce ~ resistance n
'ht ,!zas art, Is filed with the ll;u
s-tl.-!.ss- tie graceful poses that f.r
tie A~art- she sIqu.s.teaess o. suggss
u1n-'ea, fine ar; o: Spain which Is al
.-'.ns yet reserved The DANA Is re
Served 'arsn;el1s- To dance II ,her
I2s; - an accomplished coqus,te.
'.!'i 'ani@liz.ng creature whose smile
aye promises never fulfilled
It's number IS danced TO Ia Paiom
cr Ia ptsp.csto or any music Of dis
thc sTsnash type The important feA
'ure o' this dance, as with ali span;sl