SHAWN And His Ensemble of MEN DANCERS Press Comments SAN FRANCISCO Marjory Fisher, in the San Francisco News, April 7th: "SHAWN DAN- CERS CHEERED. It established a mood of exhilaration and elation that justified, in fact, necessitated the sheer physical exuberance in the dance. One marvelled at the skill and TED attainments of these men who can out-leap and out-dance many of their famous Russian competitors." VANCOUVER, B. C.-Sun. April 16th, 1937: "Ted Shawn and his ensemble of men dancers inspired scenes of almost frenzied enthusiasm when they appeared at the Empress Theatre Thursday. There is nothing quite like the presentation which they offer. It was enthralling SHAWN and the outburst of pent-up enthusiasm showed how completely the audience had been car- ried away by its dramatic intensity." OAKLAND, CALIF.-Tribune, April 7th, 1937: "SHAWN DANCES LINK BEAUTY AND HUMANITY. In 'O Libertad', Shawn has utilized authentic folklore; and on this he has AND HIS ENSEMBLE OF created a truly great drama. In fact, America is rich in folk-lore: it is here for everyone to use: but Shawn is one of the few artists who have the vision to see its dramatic possibilities." MEN DANCERS PITTSBURGH- epoch-making performance. Like Walt Whitman, Ted Shawn is ex- pressing America." Fred Lissfelt in the Sun-Telegraph, Oct. 30, 1937. Barton Mumaw Fred Hearn DETROIT-"Shawn's pioneering is brilliantly successful. He is proving the possibility of an Frank Overlees Foster z-Simons important native culture." Russ McLauchlin in the News, Nov. 13, 1937. Wilbur McCormack Jala Delmar MILWAUKEE-"Packed theatre dinned forth its enthusiasm. The Arion Musical Club Dennis Landers picked a winner.'` Ralph Tillema in the News, Nov. 9th, 1937. Frank Delmar MILWAUKEE-"SHAWN AND DANCERS THRILL PABST THRONGS. They kept the present crowded theatre spellbound." Edward F. Helline in the Sentine), Nov. 9, 1937. RAPIDS-*They left their audience breathless with andmiration."-Herald, Nov. 16. Libertad!" SPRINGFIELD,(Mass.)-"0,Libertad is Mr. Shawn's most important and most enjoyable composition."-Union,Oct. 21, 1937. AN AMERICAN SAGA IN THREE ACTS DALLAS-"Mr. Shawn and company are making as definite a contribution to enrich the art Choreography by Ted Shawn Music composed by Jess Meeker of the dance as has been made in our time." John W. Rogers, Times-Herald, Dec. 5, 1937. Building of Arts, Bar Harbor, Maine Monday Afternoon, August 1, at 3.30 Tickets: $3.30, $2.20, and $1.10 Tickets on sale at Box Office, Tel. 399, or Times Office, Tel. 710