The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-25

tive audiences gathered together in some time was present to enjoy and appreciate the high grade enc tertainment.
 Included in Miss Winslow's group were Olive Cousens, Mary Hughes, Jacqueline Magrath, and Nancy Mi- nor. They had the able assistance of Mary Campbell ct the piano. A soft neutral shaded drop furnished the background for each dance. The costumes, which were designed by Miss Winslow, the leader of the group added to the artistic effects and were of harmoniously blended colors, each typical of the dance presented
 Graceful Dancers
 Miss Winslow and her assistants are finished dancers; they moved ahout' the stage with grace and rhythm, from simple walking to the animated rhythm as demonstrated in zingari, the Peasant Dance of Brittany, The Chase and Sport The terinezzo. The program covered a wide variety replete with expressive movement and emotion. Each danc- CT was an artist and interpreted with finish and skill. The Spanish dances especially appealed; the cos- tuning of same were colorful and graceful; the group of India per- haps held the most drama, and following the climax of solo and en- semble dancing in By the 0anges and Nautch Girl, the dancers had to repeat c portion of the dance. Sports Intermezzo with music by Strauss was an innovation and happily and jauntily negotiated. Miss Winslow dancing the valse Impromptu (DohannyD was Q study in grace and rhythm. Two other solo dances that deserved mention were Infanta presented by Jacqueline Magrath, and Dance to the Music of Time composed and executed by Olive Cousens. Attractive Program Several of the numbers presented last night were by the two great dancers with whom Miss Winslow has studied, Ted shawn and Ruth St. Denis. The complete program in the order presented follows:
 1. Ailegretto tMozarD Ensemble 2. Prelurne (Chopin) ......... ................ Miriam Winslow 3. sarabande (Satie) Ensemble 1. Trois Mignardises (Pick- Mangiagalli) Miriam Winslow 6. 1nfanta (Satie) .......... ......... Jacquelinc Magrath
 6. zingan tKodaly) .........
 ............ Miriam Winslow ...............w with Ensemble fntermission
 Impressions of The old World: 2. spain--
 Go Andaiouse (Massenet) ............ Miriam Winslow (b) SevillanoS (Mss) .... Misses Hughes 6s Magrath Co Fiesta (Turina) ........ ........... Miriam Winslow
 g. Brittany
 Peasant Dance (schlogeD Misses Cousens and Minor Q. Cambodia---
 Court Dancer (Mss.) ..... ...,.......... Miriam Winslow 10. India
 ca By the 0anges (Stoughton) ...... Ensemble (b) Nautch Girl
 (Palmgren) Miriam Winslow IntermissioFi
 il. The Chase (Dohnanyj) ........... Miriam Winslow ................w with Ensemble l2. Dance to the Music of Time ................ Olive Cousena B. Sport Intermezzo (Richard Gtr&usg) ....... ................ Ensemble l4. valse Iinprofnptu
 (Dohnanyi) Miriam Winslow l6. Largo (fzandeD ........... .u......... Miriam Winsl0w
 This opening concert of the Hine Arts Series was characterized by artistry and beauty of expression Two other equally artistic perform ances are scheduled for Tebruarg and March. Nicolas giOnimsIEy and the Chamber quartet Of Boston Oil Feb. 27. and ill the following month,