Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-12-03 | Page 35 | Bonneville Park Open Penny Dance a Hit Ragging is Forbidden

Bonneville Park Op Open n J Penny Dane Dance see a Hit Ragging g Is Forbidden J By DOLLY DALE Bonneville park opened its w dancing lancing season with the most novel features that t have hive ever ever been tried in Salt Lake Under the expert management of Ted Tel Jordan veteran dance hall han manager man man- ager lg who f for r seven sc y years ars operated the largest hall in the West West the the Arcadia I il 1 f San Sac Francisco the management has baa opened a a. thoroughlY clean hall hail where tb the girl will wiH be und under r the best t protection Bur Buthe the commendable features of the management are contained in the InstitutiOn institution tiC of the penny dance and the fifty dancing Instructors For Tor ten ct cents ts' ts tsa a a. ticket is purchased entitling to five fi dances The be beginner be- be ginner sinner or any anyone one who does not feel competent to try the floor buys a five fi cent tick ticket t which gives him the services durin during the dance of ono one of ot the hired instructors who are arc I known by b th they ir badges These girls are are chosen n n with a view to their perC perfection per per- I C faction in the terpsichorean feat and their knowledge of the intricacies of the modern fox fo tt t one Step or hesitation hesitation hesi hesi- i- i tation i The management guarantees the t teaching to tobe be in m accordance with the proper rites and formulas which compose com corn pose the separate dances Ragging pivoting or clo- clo close cloe e dancing beloved pf the cabaret is strictly or- or b bidden dc n and Mr Jordan sees personally t this rule is earned carried outTo out I To the accompaniment of Bosch's Bosch s I v attuned orchestra efficient te teaching teach teach- I ins ing a and strict regard of conventions I ch-I I Bonneville park parle bids fair to accomplish their original idea idea giving giving the public a v vell geil ell conducted dance hall ball free from I the associations which have hitherto slung lung to the name I