Image:HermesPan.jpg

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RKO Publicity photo of Fred Astaire (left, on chair) and Hermes Pan (kneeling) during rehearsals c.1937

Note that the drawing on the blackboard was an invention of the publicity dept. whereas Astaire and Pan never used such diagrams in their work. Astaire voiced his contempt for the blackboard by adding some marks and, when Pan asked what they meant, he replied "That's the horseshit" (cf. Bob Thomas: Astaire, The Man, The Dancer. Wiedenfeld and Nicholson, London, 1985 pp.125-126). The photograph also illustrates this in-joke.

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Hermes Pan (choreographer)
Description

RKO Publicity photo of Hermes Pan and Fred Astaire during rehearsals c.1937

Source

Bob Thomas: Astaire, The Man, The Dancer. Wiedenfeld and Nicholson, London, 1985 pp.125-126

Article

Hermes Pan (choreographer)

Portion used

Full

Low resolution?

Yes

Purpose of use

identification of Pan and illustration of his role in a famous choreographic partnership

Replaceable?

No

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