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Stage Name

Birth Name

Annabelle Moore Annabella Whitford

   A very graceful dancer who was well known on the Metropolitan Stage during her time. She danced Loie Fuller's (Serpentine Dance), where she danced with voluminous draperies as well as the Flag Dance, where she dressed in American colors of stars and stripes and waved the flag while she danced, as well as the beautiful Butterfly Dance where she's used many different colors and danced like a airy butterfly as well as performing the Tambourine dance and Sun dance.

    She not only danced these dances but they were also filmed in the 1890's, which is a rarity of the time. There are a few other dance Films made in that era as well of Jigs, Clogs, Apache etc.

Birth Place

Birth Date

Spouse

Offspring

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7/6/1878 - 12/1/1961

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Dance Types

Dance Partners

Music Titles

Butterfly Dance

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Flag Dance

           

Serpentine Dance

           

Sun Dance

           

Tambourine Dance

           
 

Night Clubs

Theaters

Stage

Jardin de Paris (1909)

Broadway Theater (1901)

1900 - The Sprightly Romance of Marsac
     

Criterion Theatre (1911)

1901 - The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast
     

Theatre Republic (1900)

1909 - Ziegfeld Follies of 1909
            1911 - The Happiest Night of His Life
 

Films

Television

(Other)

1894 - Annabelle's Sun Dance

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1894 - Annabelle's Serpentine Dance

           

1894 - Annabelle's Butterfly Dance

           

1896 - Tambourine Dance by Annabella

           

1896 - Serpentine Dance

           

1896 - Butterfly Dance

           

1896 - Annabelle in Flag Dance

           

1897 - Butterfly Dance

           

$1985 - That's Dancing

           
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April 25, 2006

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