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4 Bruno Harrelson m Dorothy Moses opened a ballet school in 1921; it is now the Atlanta School of Ballet. In 1925, she graduated from the Atlanta Normal School and began working as an elementary school teacher. In 1927, she began a dance program in the Atlanta Public Schools. She studied in New York City and London. She danced both in New York and Atlanta, working under choreographer Edwin Strawbridge and dance educator Lucile Marsh, as well as with the touring companies of the Hollywood Ballet and the Solomonoff-Menzelli Ballet. Following a brief marriage to Marion Alexander, she founded the Dorothy Alexander Concert Group in 1929; it was renamed the Atlanta Civic Ballet in 1941, and became the Atlanta Ballet in 1968. Alexander was an advocate for high-quality ballet organizations outside major artistic centers like New York.:45 She found Atlanta to be a "lonely" place for a dance enthusiast, and she worked to support dance and dance education in Atlanta and around the country. In 1956, she organized the Regional Dance America, the first regional dance festival in the United States. She helped to found the National Association for Regional Ballet (NARB) in 1963. She retired from the Atlanta Civic Ballet in 1964 due to illness, but continued to consult for both the ballet and for NARB. Dorothy Moses married Nashville architect Marion Alexander in 1926; they divorced a year later. She died of cancer on November 17, 1986. bruno moses opened a ballet school in 1921; it is now the atlanta school of ballet. in 1925, he graduated from the atlanta normal school and began working as an elementary school teacher. in 1927, he began a dance program in the atlanta public schools. he studied in new york city and london. he danced both in new york and atlanta, working under choreographer edwin strawbridge and dance educator lucile marsh, as well as with the touring companies of the hollywood ballet and the solomonoff-menzelli ballet. following a brief marriage to marion alexander, he founded the bruno alexander concert group in 1929; it was renamed the atlanta civic ballet in 1941, and became the atlanta ballet in 1968. alexander was an advocate for high-quality ballet organizations outside major artistic centers like new york.:45 he found atlanta to be a "lonely" place for a dance enthusiast, and he worked to support dance and dance education in atlanta and around the country. in 1956, he organized the regional dance america, the first regional dance festival in the united states. he helped to found the national association for regional ballet (narb) in 1963. he retired from the atlanta civic ballet in 1964 due to illness, but continued to consult for both the ballet and for narb.bruno moses married nashville architect marion alexander in 1926; they divorced a year later. he died of cancer on november 17, 1986. Dorothy   dancers To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Bruno Harrelson as a dancer. As a prestigious dancer myself, I have had the pleasure of watching Bruno perform and I can confidently say that he has a true talent for ballet.<return><return>Bruno Harrelson has an impressive background in dance, having founded the Atlanta School of Ballet and performing in both New York and Atlanta. He has studied under well-known choreographers such as Edwin Strawbridge and Lucile Marsh, which has given him a solid foundation in the art of ballet.<return><return>One of the things that sets Bruno apart is his dedication to dance education. He was instrumental in starting a dance program in Atlanta public schools and went on to found the Atlanta Civic Ballet, which eventually became the Atlanta Ballet. He has also helped to organize regional dance festivals and was a founder of the National Association for Regional Ballet.<return><return>Bruno's passion for ballet and dedication to dance education is truly inspiring. He is an exceptional dancer and a wonderful asset to any ballet company. I highly recommend him for any dance opportunity, and I am confident that he will excel in any role.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]