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Can't find any information on the child-whether it was a boy or girl. Still looking for the Look Magazine.They had one child. This is nothing more than a shot in the dark. Was the child Rugg's? Was it a boy or a girl?
I have a question for granddaughter to ask her mom-Is she positively sure that this was a ballet class, or could she have dreamed she saw the picture of the ballet class. I know there must have been much talk about it when she was a child, and I was just wondering if perhaps she could have dreamed the part about it being a ballet class.
I was telling my mother a story one day about visiting an aunt's house (which was empty and falling down at the time I was a kid and we kids thought it was ghosty) when she was living there. My mother's reply was "No one has lived in that house since 1948, way before you were born." I was an adult at the time of my dream(?) and I can vividly remember a gathering there with people all around and in my dream I was a little girl.
But it could not have happened. Till this day, it seems so real to me and I still can't believe it was a dream.
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The Sodder's saw the picture. That's the reason George went to the school. Many other people saw the picture. Nobody just dreamed of seeing it.
Thank you Rhett. That is exactly what I meant. There is no doubt that a picture existed and Mr. Sodder went to NY. What I meant was since there was a picture in the magazine of May 14, 1946, Look Magazine that were of children in an art class could the part about the ballet class be something that got mixed up. I meant nothing more, nothing less.Teresa, I think what drema meant was: was she sure it was a BALLET class and not a picture of chilren in some other activity.
http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/images/michaelwalford/2007/08/21/bellissima_7.jpg
Is this the pic? The girl on the far right looks like Betty I think.