Propaganda
Katherine Dunham (Carnival of Rhythm, Stormy Weather)—Absolutely brilliant woman and dancer. Read her Wikipedia.
Doris Dowling (The Crimson Key, Bitter Rice)—idk if she's known well enough to fit the tournament but here she is
This is round 1 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.
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Katherine Dunham:
Doris Dowling:
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1983 Kennedy Center honorees: actor James Stewart, ballet dancer Katherine Dunham, (L-R) standing: director Elia Kazan, composer Virgil Thomson, and entertainer Frank Sinatra. #DailyStewart
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Katherine Dunham at the Theâtre de Paris, 1948 🖤🖤🖤🖤
📸: Raymond Voinquel
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My countribution to my CH Oc people!
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James Dean, Katherine Dunham's Dance Class, New York, Photo by Dennis Stock, 1955
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James Dean attending dance classes given by Katherine Dunham in New York City, 1955
Photo: Dennis Stock via the Howard Greenberg Gallery
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James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor dancing on set of GIANT (1955). Dean attributed a lot of his acting prowess to dancing. He studied with the great Katherine Dunham. Via @citizenscreen
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"A fish-trap is for catching fish; once you've caught the fish, you can forget about the trap. A rabbit-snare is for catching rabbits; once you've caught the rabbit, you can forget about the snare. Words are for catching ideas; once you've caught the idea, you can forget about the words. Where can I find a person who knows how to forget about words so that I can have a few words with him?"
~ Chuang Tzu
[thanks Ian Sanders]
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Another #clonehigh OC! (i don't wanna mention who it is cus i dont wanna be canceled /j)
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Go within every day and find the inner strength so that the world won’t blow your candle out.
—Katherine Dunham
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Katherine Dunham and Dooley Wilson performing in the play “Cabin in the Sky” in 1940.
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