Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-08-06 | Page 20 | Local News

mi "" l a I ft I mjj 4 S.'..V fl ' " r ' - J , JV'F '-' f .. ... ':; - , ;. : - a ,-'-- T'f . f ' -' ; A .- n ( s A ' 1 V"' , . , J jinn ii. ITXI I t - T ' ' " ft ' v , - J - llWHMlWri III! Ill l -iHi..ll WilTa"Hiw t WASHINGTON No longer do you have te be "plxylat- ed" te do light, airy and sprightly dances. Now you have to be "Maxixelated" or so it seems at the convention of the . Dancing Masters ef America. The couple on left, Lillian Smith of Salt Lake City and Ray Leslie ef Los Angeles, show a step from the dance they call the "Maxixe." A modified type ef the same dance is the "Gamba, presented at right by Miss G. Virginia GollaU of Pasadena and Thomas Sheehy of Los Angeles. And in center, Ray Leslie "partners for Miss Julie Harper of Richmond as she gets in trim for the work of learning new steps. Warm weather and strenuous work account for the "shorU."