PAGE EIGHT
Ballet Group Thrills
Rec Hall Audience
The opening curtain of the National Ballet of Canada's,
performance on Sunday night caused "oohs" and "aahs"
come from the audience which nearly filled Recreation Hall.
The stage was set in the manner of a small Galician
village complete with wooden balconies and provincial paint
ing decorating all parts of the set.
The dancers performed in the
midst of these life-like structures
which represented the open,
square of the village.
The ballet itself was a display
of color, light liveliness and fan
tasy, featuring the skilled danc-1
ing of the company soloists, SylH
via Mason and Grant Strafe.
There was some disappoint
ment among the audience when
the program revealed that prima
ballerina Lois Smith and pre
mier danseur David Adams
were not going to dance.
However, they did attend the
performance and were thrilled by
the warm response it received.
Miss Smith later explained that
she and Adams had danced in
Baltimore the previous night and
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that it was the custom for the
solo parts to rotate with two oth
er cottples.
Miss Smith was very excited
about the audience's acceptance
of the ballet. "They are just won
derful," she said, 'And I'm hav
ing lots of fun myself!"
.The company is in its first week
of a six-week tour around the
Southern United States.
"We have just enough peo
ple to travel in two busses, but ,
it gets terribly tiring traveling
all over the country for such
tong distances." she commented.
Miss Smith and Adams have
been with the Canadian National
Ballet since its beginning in 1951.
The company is currently cele
brating its tenth anniversary with
the present tour.
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