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1. American Dancers unable to reach Public as Agents book Foreigners, by Ted Shawn (May 7, 1936)

2. Art of the Dance in movies blocked by inadequate space and directing, by Ted Shawn (May 14, 1936)

3. Asceticism of Dark Ages almost Buried in America, by Ted Shawn (June 4, 1936)

4. Ballroom Dancing of Present Day described as Form of Imbecility, by Ted Shawn (April 30, 1936)

5. Considering the Dance a Form of Religious Expression by Ted Shawn (May 3, 1936)

6. Credo by Ted Shawn

7. Dance Criticism still in its Infancy in America, by Ted Shawn (May 19, 1936)

8. Dancing as it is related to Drama and the Theater, by Ted Shawn (May 19, 1936)

9. Dancing for Men by Ted Shawn

10. Dancing is Unique among the Arts, by Ted Shawn (May 5, 1936)

11. Dancing Originally Occupation Limited to Men Alone, by Ted Shawn (May 17, 1936)

12. Dancing the Earliest Form of Art, Says Ted Shawn in Second Article (April 9, 1936)

13. Development of 'American Ballets', by Ted Shawn (April 28, 1936)

14. History and Progress of Ballet Through Many Long Years by Ted Shawn (April 19, 1936)

15. Importance played by Music in relation to the Dance, by Ted Shawn (April 26, 1936)

16. Influence of Delsarte Upon the Art of the Dance by Ted Shawn (April 12, 1936)

17. Influence of Germany Upon the American Dance, by Ted Shawn (May 10, 1936)

18. "Mine eyes have seen the Glory"

19. Movement the Universal Language, Says Ted Shawn, Writing of Dance (April 21, 1936)

20. Museum of the Dance in Boston would set Standards, by Ted Shawn (June 2, 1936)