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How to Dance (Short 1953)

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Goofy learns the basics of ballroom dancing.Goofy learns the basics of ballroom dancing.Goofy learns the basics of ballroom dancing.

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    • Jack Kinney
    • Milt Schaffer(story)
    • Dick Kinney(story)
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    • Firehouse Five Plus Two
    • June Foray(voice)
    • Alan Reed(voice)
    • Jack Kinney
    • Milt Schaffer(story)
    • Dick Kinney(story)
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    • June Foray(voice)
    • Alan Reed(voice)
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    Alan Reed

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    Pinto Colvig

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    Art Gilmore

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    Lucille Williams

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    How to Dance with Goofy

    Goofy I have always liked, he is clumsy yet very funny and lovable. Alongside Motor Mania and Goofy Gymnastics, How to Dance is one of my favourite Goofy cartoons. With the vibrant colour palette, well-drawn character designs and fluid backgrounds, How to Dance is animated beautifully, while there is also a snappy soundtrack, thoughtful and somewhat sardonic narration(delivered to perfection by John McLeish) and many funny, imaginatively-timed moments with Goofy's chaotic but somewhat endearing attempts to ballroom dance. All in all, one of Goofy's best cartoons and certainly one of my favourites of his. 10/10 Bethany Cox

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      • July 11, 1953 (United States)
      • United States
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    On September 27, 1947, an historic cinema milestone occurred: Mickey Mouse and his pals Donald Duck and Goofy appeared together for the first time in a feature-length animated film, Walt Disney’s “Fun and Fancy Free.” In it, in lieu of Jack, the trio took a trip up a beanstalk where they found themselves tiny trespassers in the realm of an unpredictable giant.

    Walt Disney’s star players wander through titanic plants in the Mickey and the Beanstalk segment of “Fun and Fancy Free

    Goofy set out on that adventure with optimistic confidence–and his same jaunty stride has been captured in a golden statue gracing the Plaza Hub in front of Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World, The Most Magical Place on Earth. Part of the “Disney Fab 50 Character Collection,” (#DisneyWorld50), Goofy’s statue is positioned in enviable proximity to the famous “Partners” bronze, celebrating Walt himself—and why not? Much like Mr. Disney’s professional path in real life, Goofy’s cartoon career has been a tale of a humble beginning resulting in world-wide fame.

    Goofy’s rise to stardom was documented both on TV (“The Goofy Success Story,” 1955) and in this 1956 Little Golden Book with art by Samuel Armstrong. (Author’s collection)

    Even though Goofy’s roles began by showcasing his simple-but-sincere naiveté, as he grew in popularity, he was given more and more responsibility in his one-reel outings. Soon he achieved not only co-star status with Mickey and Donald, but acquired an astonishing array of “skills” as well. Starting just three years after his debut, from 1935 to 1940 audiences saw Goofy doing his best as a musician, service station attendant, clock cleaner, ghost exterminator, boat builder and billposter, among other occupations. Perhaps it’s because of these fast and varied “apprenticeships” that around 1940, Goofy found his way to what many would feel to be his ultimate on-screen calling: educational film star! There may have been an inspirational show-biz mentor’s influence here, as well… 

    Walt Disney welcomes Robert Benchley to his new Burbank studio in this promotional photo for “The Reluctant Dragon” (1941).

    In 1940, Walt Disney was on the verge of moving his California film studio over the hill from Hyperion Avenue in Los Angeles to Burbank’s Buena Vista Street. To show off his beautiful, purpose-built animation campus, a feature film production was devised during which humorist Robert Benchley would “tour” the studio, showcasing the cartoon craft through his misadventures. (The script had Benchley “looking for Walt” in order to suggest an animated version of Kenneth Grahame’s “The Reluctant Dragon,” hence the name of the finished picture.) 

    Benchley was a celebrated writer and wit, not only a mainstay of New York’s famed Algonquin Round Table, but a Broadway and film personality as well. In Hollywood, Benchley struck celluloid gold with a series of wry, clever featurettes in which he both lectured on and demonstrated various activities of life, generally with disastrous results. After winning an Academy Award in 1935 for “How to Sleep,” Benchley wrote and starred in more than a dozen such productions, concluding with “How to Take a Vacation” in 1941. 

    Could the timing of Goofy’s first foray into instructional short subjects be more than coincidental? Perhaps, in his time on the Disney lot, Robert Benchley realized that his bumbling on-screen persona had more than met its match in Goofy, and the actor ceded his patented pedantic pratfalls to the younger (and injury-proof) animated Goof? In an idea likely hatched by Disney’s story department as a subtle tribute to Benchley’s comic mastery, it is within “The Reluctant Dragon” that the star is treated to a Moviola viewing of “How to Ride a Horse,” a showcase for equestrian “dos” and “don’ts” gamely attempted…and re-attempted by Goofy. Benchley is delighted with the lesson, and with the endorsement of the master, therefore, it seems that this was the point where Goofy took over as Tinseltown’s master of the “How To” film. 

    A selection of title cards from Goofy’s short cartoons of the 1940s and 50s

    A mere five months after “The Reluctant Dragon” premiered, Goofy undertook a “crash” course in “The Art of Skiing,” and just weeks later, conquered “The Art of Self Defense.” By 1942, Goofy had settled into a Benchley-esque rhythm, and films such as “How to Play Baseball,” “How to Swim,” “How to Fish,” “How to Be Sailor,” “How to Play Golf,” and “How to Play Football” followed in quick succession. In “The Big Wash,” Goofy tackled elephant bathing; “Aquamania” and “Freewayphobia” showcased the perils of inattentive vehicle use both on water and the asphalt shore. Gymnastics, photography, detective work, even medieval jousting were examined. In 1953, Goofy demonstrated “How to Dance” with music provided by the Firehouse 5 + 2, the popular Dixieland band made up of Disney animators and other studio personnel. That same year, perhaps as a specific nod to his footlight fore-bearer Robert Benchley, Goofy starred in his own version of “How to Sleep.”

    Goofy takes a page from his own “Aquamania” playbook, waterskiing on the Seven Seas Lagoon for this Walt Disney World souvenir “Mini Photo Print” circa 1981. (Author’s collection)

    As Goofy’s time began to be divided between film, television and in-person meetings with his fans visiting the Disney Parks, he still found time for some “How To” moments, particularly in the 1999 “Mickey Mouse Works” TV series, where there are no less than 12 “informative” episodes. In 2007, Goofy addressed the breve new (and confusing) world of entertainment technology with the short theatrical release “How to Hook Up Your Home Theater,” and in 2021, Walt Disney Animation Studios returned to this classic form with Goofy conquering three timely skills needed as the world learned “How to Stay at Home. ” Appropriately, these hilarious mini-segments were first available—for home viewing—on Disney+.      

    Though it has now been 90 years since Goofy’s 1932 debut, his stellar career, cheerful explorations and their creatively calamitous results will continue just as long as there are new topics to explore throughout the world…particularly now that “The World’s Most Magical Celebration” (50 years of Walt Disney World) has been welcoming both nostalgic returnees and brand-new guests eager to learn all about the enchantments that await them there. No matter how many diverse jobs, skills, sports and activities Goofy has encountered on screens thus far, it is safe to say that his favorite would have to be the in-person “How To Greet a Friend…” with no instruction required for a big, goof-tacular hug! 

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    One person, remembering Mamin-Sibiryak, once said: "Children loved him and animals were not afraid." This book includes stories and fairy tales of the writer, which he dedicated to both.
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    Ural - "stone body, fiery heart." He always stayed with Mom. Even when he moved to St. Petersburg and became a completely metropolitan resident, or went to rest with his daughter at some fashionable resort, none of the beauties and miracles there pleased him. Everything seemed dull, devoid of brightness and color.

    Why, striving with all his heart to the Urals, he spent almost half of his life away from it. There was a reason. Sad reason. Daughter Alyonushka was born a weak, sickly girl. Even in infancy, she lost her mother. And all the care of her fell on the shoulders of her father. Mamin devoted the last years of his life entirely to his daughter. Doctors forbade Alyonushka to travel long distances, and Dmitry Narkisovich had to come to terms with this. But having taken the Urals from her father, Alyonushka gave him something else.

    And not only to him. "Alyonushka's Tales" (1894-96) are touching, poetic, poignantly beautiful. They are written with such selfless love and tenderness that they still make young readers, the same age as little Alyonushka, laugh and cry. And Mamin-Sibiryak himself once admitted: “This is my favorite book, it was written by love itself, and therefore it will survive everything else.”

    By and large, this is what happened. More than a century has passed since the appearance of fairy tales. And although "adult" novels and stories by Mamin-Sibiryak are still being published, for most readers he remains precisely a children's writer, the creator of the marvelous "Alyonushka's Tales".

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    The collection includes poems about the Motherland, about school and family, about studies and vacations, and many funny poems.

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    Kind, funny, touching, childishly naive prose - wonderful, fascinating reading, completely capturing the reader's attention from the first pages of reading.

    Return to literature

    During these years, he does not forget that he is still a journalist, and periodically published in newspapers. And then he finally got lucky. Fate was pleased to introduce him to Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak. At that time, he was looking for a person who could write a book on biology in an entertaining way. It was here that Larry's supervisor, Academician L. Berg, offered his subordinate to write an exciting children's book.
    Yan Leonidovich set to work with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm. He wrote quickly, keeping in touch with Samuil Yakovlevich. So the story "The Extraordinary Adventures of Karik and Vali" was born.
    The book was published in 1937, but only with the help of Marshak, as the editors refused to accept it. But then came the laudatory reviews. In 1940, it was re-published with illustrations by Georgy Fitingof, classic today.

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    Return

    Stalin died in 1953, but only three years later, after serving his term in the camps, Jan Larry returned to literature. He began writing for children again, publishing in magazines. If in 1926 Jan Larry's stories "Yurka", "Radio Engineer", "First Arrest", "Delegation", "Politkontroller Misha" appeared, now novels are printed.
    In 1961, the story "Notes of a Schoolgirl" was published, and a little later - "The Amazing Journey of Cook and Cookie". They were not reprinted anymore, it is impossible to find them in libraries.

    The last book

    In 1970 the magazine "Murzilka" published Jan Larry's story "Brave Tilly" - notes of a puppy, written with humor, which the writer's conclusion did not destroy.
    This was his last work.
    Ian Larry died in 1977 in Leningrad. Unfortunately, even his century passed unnoticed. There was not a single publication in 2000, and this is very sad, because the writer was very good.
    Internet resource https://fb.ru/article/24719 was used4/detskiy-pisatel-yan-larri-biografiya-spisok-knig-osobennosti-tvorchestva

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    Died Tatyana Legat, Soviet ballerina and Honored Artist of the RSFSR Tatyana Legat died in the 88th year of her life

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    The famous Soviet ballerina Tatyana Legatumerla in a Moscow hospital. The representative of the legendary ballet dynasty was 87 years old. “We regret to inform you that today, January 27, 2022, Tatyana Nikolaevna Legat died at the age of 88,” says

    website of the Mikhailovsky Theatre. Legat graduated from the Leningrad Choreographic School in 1953. After she began dancing at the Mariinsky Theater, where she worked until the end of the 70s. The ballerina managed to work as a teacher-tutor at the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musical Theater in Moscow and as a teacher-tutor at the Boston Ballet in the United States. Since 2010, she has worked at the Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg.

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    The representative of the legendary ballet dynasty was 87 years old. «We regret to inform you that today, January 27, 2022, Tatyana Nikolaevna Legat died at the age of 88,», says the website of the Mikhailovsky Theatre. Interfax reported on the ballerina's death, citing information from Tatyana's daughter Alena Solovieva. Legate at 1953 she graduated from the Leningrad Choreographic School. Legat was admitted to one of the Moscow hospitals and died a few days later. After she began dancing at the Mariinsky Theater, where she worked until the end of the 70s. Before hospitalization, she led an active life. The ballerina managed to work as a teacher-tutor at the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musical Theater in Moscow and as a teacher-tutor at the Boston Ballet in the United States.


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