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Isadora Duncan and the Spirit of Modernism,When Isadora Duncan had just concluded a 1903 London performance, the actress Ellen Terry leapt to her feet and turned to the audience, exclaiming, “Do you understand this is the most incomparably beautiful dancing in the world? Do you appreciate what this woman is doing for you—bringing back the lost beauty of the old world of art?”

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Unambiguous Ambition,The opening of Eugene O’Neill’s play . on November 1, 1920, met any standards for opening-night success. “The Provincetown Players have done it again”; “he is the best of American playwrights”; “It reinforced the impression that for strength and originality he has no rival among he American writers for the stage.”