PAGE Et G 441 American Group Ballet Troupe to Because of its superior economic resources, Iraq has the greatest development potential of any country in the troubled group in Russia. ..Middle East, according to Dr. Doris Adams, assistant profes- The tour is sponsored by the State Department and is under the auspices of the Inter-' sor of economics who recently returned .from a year of re national Exchange Program. The group will visit other European countries and will' search in that country. represent the United States at the Brussels World's Fair during July. Last year's stay was the second visit to the Middle East The American BaDet Theatre, which will appear at 8:30 p.m, tomorrow in Recreation Hall, is scheduled to leave in March for the first tour ever made by an American ballet The tickets for the American , . for Mrs. Adams. She had a grant-, Ballet were reported sold out by signing the scenery for "The Cap-,era Ballet and is best knowp for:in-aid from the Social Science Re_ ment include a shortage of trained personnel in many fields, par- Thesp.m. yesterday afternoon. twin's Paradise" because of fatigue ,roles in "Billy the Kid" and "Fan-:search Council last year and a ticularly education. and is not expected to accompany cy Free. fellowship group has included four! from the Board on; The Communist partyis the theatre here. .. Miss Serrano was born in Chile ' out numbers on its program for to- Overseas Training and Research j we d in • a lraq and !here is not morrow night. Les Sylphides, • However, all eight of the Thee- and was with the Mexico City ` from 1953 to 1955. She also has a strong Red rao . vement there. The Combat. Pas de Deux and !re's stars will appear in the Ballet before going to New York : . She toured with the Bal- traveled extensively through out' growing Graduation Ball. program. The stars are Nora in 195') s Les syipt id ~ is a i a i l " b y mi.,' Kaye. • Erik Bruhn, John Kriza, let Busse de Monte Carlo before 'the Middle East. throughout Rus s ian th Middle East, ehael Fokuie with music by Fred Lupe Serrano, Violette Verdy, joining the group. 1 Oil and a good supply of fer- particularly in Syria, to the in -. Scott Douglas. Ruth Ann Koe- Miss Verdy, a French b a il er- tile land are the keys to Iraq's eric Chopin and orchftration bytenssve radio propaganda of the ' t hi s i sun and Michael Lland. na. came to country in bright future, Mrs. Adams be- B. Brine. Pas de Deus is from Communists and also to the Mites Kay. the prima ballerina, 1954 with Lo n don the Festival lieves. While at present, prov- Act 111 of "Swan Lake." The mus-tendency of the people to equate ic for it is by Peter Tchaikovsky has appeared in Agnes de Miller Ballet. She has starred in two erty still exists and many of the "Fall River Legend." She is noted French films, the latest being country's resources are not communism with • nationalism. and the choreography by Mariussocial reform and other objec for her performances of the tradi- ,"Olivia." being fully or properly utilized, Petipa.lives of the Middle Eastern na tional classic ballets, "S wa n Douglas is the son of a Texas great development potential is The music for The Combat was T ..,. x ., e and "Giselle." sheriff and was with the San there. lions. --". written by R. De Banfield with., Bruhn was born in Denmark ,Francisco ballet before joining: Mrs. Adams went to Iraq "to She praised the work of Point the choreography by William Dol- and was with the Royal Danish the company. Miss Koesun has get to know as many facets of Four, Near East Foundation and tar. Graduation Ball is a ballet in Ball •until hejoinedtheb • hthe d ' socialeconomic Ballet - the and life as United . Nations representatives in one aby 0.. act a • Did Lichnine. The lie choregraphed a number for :ing which time she has risen from 'possible" and to study the adjust- that region. music is by Johann Strauss with the company last spring. 'the corps to soloist and ballerina. ment of a pre-industrial people! A native of California. Mrs. the arrangement and orchestra- Kriza. the premier danseur, has , I,land is a native of South Caro—to rapid contemporary economic Adams has her bachelor of arts Lion by .Antal Dorati. 'been with the group since it was Tina. He studied ballet in New 'developments. and doctor of philosophy in eco- The theater is now in its 18th organized. He made his proles-'York and danced in Rio de Jan-: It is her opinion that the major' nomics from the University of year. It was started by the di - sional debut wth the Chicago Op- eiro before joining the group. 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