Marika
Kotopouli
Μαρίκα Κοτοπούλη
δημοσίευμα 1932
Sarasota Herald May 1932
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Noyes
camp in Cobalt, Connecticut.
The Noyes
camp is ideally located in the lower Berkshires 15 miles from Harftord,
Connecticut. Here both children and adults may receive the benefits of the
Noyes rhythm, which Marika Kotopouli, the great Greek tragedienne, on her visit
to this country last year (1931), claimed was the Greek ideal.
Each Sunday
at the Noyes camp visitors are invited to witness a masque of a Greek myth.
Last summer during the visit of Marika Kotopouli a moving picture was taken, at
her request, of “Ariadne On the Isle of Naxos”. This she took to Greece to show
at her theatre there. A small film of this picture was shown at the Out-of-Door
school this spring.
A cable from
Europe announced a performance of Noyes-Rhythm dances at the Kotopouli theatre
in Athens on May 13 (1932) and a radiogram of May 16 (1932) another program at
the American college, Constantinople, May 21 (1932). Both of these programs
were given by Catherine Rapp, who was in Sarasota last year (1931), and Valeria
Ladd of the Noyes group. While in Athens they were guests of Marika Kotopouli.
Sarasota Herald, Sarasota, Florida,
(U.S.A.), Tuesday, May 24, 1932, p. 2.
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Μαρίκα Κοτοπούλη
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Sarasota Herald May 1932
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