DANCE HALL
INTRODUCTION
PHOTO GALLERY
DANCE HALL, SOCIAL EVIL IN CHICAGO (1911)
DANCE HALL IN POPULAR CARTOONS
- Black Bottom Dance
- Leading Him a Lively Dance
- One Of Our Newest Dances, The Hetty Green Dip
- Some Of Our New Dance Steps: Rockefeller Glide, Comstock Hoochie-Coochie
- The Revival Of The Art Of Dancing, Mother and The Girls
MODERN DANCE, O.K. FOR MEN & WOMEN, BOYS & GIRLS (1905-1914)
- Speaks Word For ‘Good’ Dance Hall, Working Girl Must Have Recreation (1905)
- Dance Hall Favorite Gone (1907)
- Dance Halls (1907)
- Evil Dance Hall Closed, Hot Fight Against Vice (1907)
- Bad Neighbors Hurt Reality, Taxes Reduced on Property Near Club (1908)
- All Work and No Play Makes Jane a Dull Stenographer (1910)
- Union Label On Recreations, Women Toilers Told What Form of Play Is Best For Them (1910)
- Find Children Tending Bar, Girls Serve Drinks, Boys Aid (1912)
- Vice Inquirers Doom Zoo Dances And Smut Songs (1913)
- Clubwomen O.K. Modern Dances, Five Inches Between Partners Suggested (1914)
- Dancing, Chief Pastime of Young People
JANE ADDAMS ON REFORM: CITY DANCE HALL (1909)
LOUISE de KOVEN BOWEN ON REFORM: DANCE HALLS (1911-1912)
- Elisabeth de Koven Bowen On Dance Halls (1911)
- Elisabeth de Koven Bowen On Public Dance Halls In Chicago (1912)
WAY OF THE GIRL: BELLE LINDNER ISRAELS, PHOTO BY HINE (1909)
