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Miss Hackman
Performs at Madison
Miss Gwen Hockman of Long Island, N. Y. was among the performers in the “A.rts at Madison" fe stival held April 6 and 7 it iMadison College, Harrisonburg, Va. Miss Hock man performed in “An Evening of Dance?" and hadchoreo graphed four studies especially for the prc >gram. They were Free Flight, Caged Bird, Strong Bird and Fledgling. Miss Hock man is head of the departm ent of Woman’s physical education at C. W. Post College of Long Island University. S he has st ud led with Martha Graham and other top names in iche dancing profession. She h as appeared pro > fessionally w ith the Circle Dance Compa ny in New York City and made tours with professional groUiP6. In 1901 she danced and assisted in the c horeography of an off-Broadwa iy production of Electra. This year she appeared in a da ince film produced by the United States lj Information Ser vice. Miss Hockman i is the daughter of Mrs. Tho: mas Blades of Nokomis, Fla., 11 niece of Mrs r Charles T. Brut :e, and cousin of Mrs. P. W. Sc -udere, Washington, Virginia.
The “Arts at V, ladison* program also included lectures drama and music along with an i exhibition of , paintings and sculpture. ;;
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