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Did you know... that choreographer Nat Horne's father, a Baptist minister, opposed dancing, and Horne began his dance training by sneaking out of Saturday-night prayer meetings?
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... that choreographer Nat Horne's Baptist minister father opposed dancing, and he began his dance training by sneaking out of Saturday night prayer meetings?
Source: Wessells, Frances (May 15, 1966). "Richmond-Born Nat Horne Sets Sights on Stardom". Richmond Times-Dispatch. p.10F. A boy who loved to dance, Horne began by sneaking out of Saturday evening prayer meetings conducted by his Baptist minister father to attend classes at Mrs. Frances Hill Carter's studio in Richmond.
SOURCE 2: Wilson, Earl (April 25, 1969). "Richmond Native Nat Horne Had to Sneak Out to Dance". Richmond Times-Dispatch. p.13. His father, now dead, was an evangelist minister in the rural districts, and objected to dancing.
Looks good. Nice work. AGF on the sourcing. BeanieFan11 (talk) 22:30, 30 September 2025 (UTC)