![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rmol2RDPKlI/default.jpg "For licensing inquiries please contact Historic Films Archive (www.historicfilms.com / info@historicfilms.com) CU MAKE-UP BEING APPLIED TO EYES OF ACTRESS. DANCERS IN BLACK LEOTARDS LIE ON FLOOR DO LEG E EXERCISES. THREE COUPLES STAND SIDE BY SIDE, TAKE DUELING LESSONS WITH SWORDS AT DANCE STUDIO. ACTOR PLAYS DRAMATIC SCENE WITH ANOTHER ACTOR, BOTH IN BUSINESS SUITS. 00:54:58 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ARTS, FOUNDED IN 1884 IT GREW OUT OF A PRESSING NEED FOR GOOD ACTORS IN 19TH CENTURY. MONTAGE OLD DRAWING OF ACTORS, ACTRESSES DOING 19TH CENTURY SCENES ON STAGE. 00:55:33 CU PHOTO OF FRANKLIN SERGEANT WHO OPENED FIRST ACTING SCHOOL IN ENGLISH SPEAKING WORLD. 00:55:36 PHOTOS OF CECIL B. DEMILLE AT HIS CAMERA, SPENCER TRACY, ANNE BANCROFT, JASON ROBARDS, ROBERT REDFORD. ALL ATTENDED THE AMERICAN ACADEMY. 00:55:57 STUDENTS SIT AROUND MALE, FEMALE STUDENT ACTORS ACTING OUT DRAMATIC SCENE. CU ACTRESS IN TEARS AS SHE SAYS, "WILL YOU PLEASE HELP ME?" 00:56:19 DANCE TEACHER IN LEOTARDS COUNTS, "FIVE SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT," AND SNAPS FINGER AS STUDENT CHORUS LINE STARTS MODERN DANCE ROUTINE IN FRONT OF STUDIO MIRROR. 00:56:54 CLASS OF STUDENTS FACE OFF FOR FENCING EXERCISE, STARTING OFF BY CROSSING SWORDS. DOING COORDINATED ROUTINE. EYE PROTECTORS. 00:57:16 STUDENT ACTORS SIT BEFORE MIRROR IN DRESSING ROOM, GET LESSONS IN MAKE-UP APPLICATION. 00:57:38 ACTORS WEARING 19TH CENTURY COSTUME DO SCENE ON STAGE. YOUNG MAN KISSES HAND OF YOUNG WOMAN IN DRAMATIC SCENE. HARIETTA PATURKA ...")
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