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- Bessie_Clayton abstract "Bessie Clayton (c. 1875 – July 16, 1948), was an American Broadway, vaudeville and burlesque specialty dancer and choreographer who’s near thirty-five year career began in the era popularly known as the Gay Nineties. Clayton was remembered for her whirlwind style of dance often performed while descending a long flight of stairs. She is considered to be the matriarch of American toe-tap dancing, and the melding of stage dancing and classical ballet. In her obituary The New York Times called Clayton America’s first native-born prima Ballerina.".
- Q13560823 abstract "Bessie Clayton (c. 1875 – July 16, 1948), was an American Broadway, vaudeville and burlesque specialty dancer and choreographer who’s near thirty-five year career began in the era popularly known as the Gay Nineties. Clayton was remembered for her whirlwind style of dance often performed while descending a long flight of stairs. She is considered to be the matriarch of American toe-tap dancing, and the melding of stage dancing and classical ballet. In her obituary The New York Times called Clayton America’s first native-born prima Ballerina.".