- 1:00-1:45 ET: Illustrated Talk: The Dances of the 1920s and 30s,
followed by...

- 1:45-2:00 ET: Class: 1920s Blues Dancing (partner is optional)

- 2:00-2:15 ET: Break or 1920s-30s Q&A

- 2:15-3:40 ET: Illustrated Talk: The History of the Tango

- 3:40-3:55 ET: Break or Tango Q&A

- 3:55-5:00 ET: Class: The Ragtime Era Dances of the Young Arthur Murray
(no partner is needed)

- 5:00-5:30 ET: Cocktail Hour, Q&A, and Chatting with Friends

The topics of the first two talks and classes are self-explanatory.

Here is a description of The Ragtime Era Dances of the Young Arthur Murray:

Arthur Murray is well-known to have started writing his dance manuals in 1922. But in 1914, the teenaged Arthur Murray had graduated from the Vernon Castle Normal School in New York City, and was beginning to teach dance in Asheville, NC and write a series of how-to-dance articles for the local newspaper. Through 22 of his articles, from 1914 to 1919, Richard has found that Murray provided unique insights into the newly created Fox-Trot, as well as the Tango, One-Step, Hesitation Waltz and Castle Polka. Richard will also dip into the early 1920s, with Murray's Tut-Ankh-Amen Fox Trot, which includes the Mummy Walk.