C. Other Authors (identified when known)

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1. “The Antique Greek Dance and Isadora Duncan Illustrated” by Vassos Kanellos
2. “As always, the new style begins not with the great performers...”
3. “The Bayreuth State Festival 1904” by Paul Busching
4. “Dance as an Educational Tool” by Lori Belilove
5. “Dancing Girls Revitalize Art” by Redfern Mason
6. “Danse d'enfants Aux élèves de Miss Isadora Duncan” poem by Bugnet (?)
7. “A Dream of Universal Peace” as outlined by “W.D.”
8. “For want of any visual means other than static photographs...”
9. “From `Three Generations in the House Whanfried' ” by Christian Ebersberger
10. “In Athens the site of Isadora Duncan's first school exists in a state of ruin...”
11. “Isadora” (poem)
12. “Isadora Duncan” by Ilya Schneider
13. “Isadora Duncan, The Dancer”
14. “Isadora Duncan's Dancers Evicted as Art and Rules Clash”
15. “Malmaison outline story”
16. “The many friends and admirers of Isadora still remaining...”
17. “Memories of Isadora Duncan” by E. Gordon Craig (typescript)
18. “Miss Duncan is always being misunderstood...”
19. “The Return of Isadora” by Alike Xenon
20. “Sonnet XXI in `The Harp-Weaver' ” by Edna St. Vincent Millay (typescript)
21. “A tavern has been swept away, and from next year there will be dancing again in a school that Isadora Duncan built...”
22. “To a Girl Dancing” poem by George Sterling
23. Miscellaneous writings and notes by unidentified authors