The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
POPULAR DANCING CLASSES TO FORM
 VERY SOON

Prof, Daniel c. Guilty will reopen the 'Quilty School of Dancing Fri Friday evening dancing class will hold a reception and novelty party, also there will be demonstration of the new steps which Prof. Guilty has brought from the International School of Dancing Masters convention held in New York city this summer. For 22 years now Prof. Guilty has been a leader in Bridgeport for all that is in dancing, and he begins his 23rd season with those ideals still to the forefront.
 Particular stress is being placed nowadays on the dancing of children, their initiative ability together with a strong feeling for rhythm, enables them to master the succession of motions which form dance, the eff fort to move gracefully produces a desire also to be gracious in man. ner, and thls Is one of the best influences of a modern dancing school. Prof. Guilty will arrange a special class for the little folk where they can learn to dance almost before they learn to talk. Tiny youngsters of from three to six years of age will be taught to dance folk dances, also the Interpretation of nursery rhymes from the Bubble Book" thus learn ing the art of expression through mo- ton almost before they have learned It through speech.
 There will be something in the line of dancing for everyone from the cradle upward, for after the young est children, come those from six to F years of age. then a young ladies' class for girls from 12 years upward, there being no age limit. In these two classes Prof. Guilty will teach room, aesthetic. grecian. national, character, toe and step dancing. Also special dances for boys. Prof. Guilty has spent much of his free time in interpreters of the Greek, classic and aesthetic dance, and he is well QuaE- fled to teach these dances.
 A Grammar school beginners class will also be formed in which popular and fancy ball room dancing will be taught, It is h well known fact that dancing is one of the most heathful exercises and Is, therefore, very ben will not only benefit the children by giving them wholesome amusement but the training will make them more easily disciplined in the school room High schOol beginners classes will be formed for Freshmen, Juniors Sophomores and Seniors, Dancing gives the average high school pupil an opportunity to express the ele- l wholesome, vigorous life, at the same time exercising the muscles, enter | fa1ning the mind and promoting so- | cfalbility, It is a form of amusene ent
 in which the pupils movements are regulated by art, and put to music | An adult beginners class for la- | dies and gentlemen. will be formed | to which there is no age limit, The ancient SparTans, who have always been looked up to as the most per feet soldiers the world has ever pro- duced, attached the greatest import. anee to dancing. giving 1t a feremos- place in the physical training of theil | youth, it was considered a most i'm portant exercise for the developmen, | of the health and the iimbering of the muscles The Spartans education consisted of an incessanf bodily train ing and it is said that they danced | in advancing upon the enemy
 Although the different classes vii l not be formed until the first week il October. private lessons are giveI every afternoon and evening at tht present time. in which the popuial
 eordance with the rules for dancing | standardized and approved by tn, International Association of Dancing | Masters.
 | Besides these various classes, tn, series of popular socia1s, which hay,
 attracted so many people to Coionia
 hall in past seasons will be eantinue eS
 again this year on Saturday evenings l McEneily's Singing orchestra, whicl
 has proved such 8. favorite in the pas
 season, will come every two week
 during the winter, Their first Visi
 this season will be en Monday even
 ing. October 3. This eFehestra
 whose speciality is the veeal Fendi t1oh or almost every dan s number
 has become known in Bridgeport ia the high quality of it's music and tn | news that 1t Is to return again. thi winter will be received with a grea deal of anticipation,