Graham's Appalachian Spring
The 1955 Hindusthan (India) Standard reported that Graham’s tale of the frontier “ ‘Appalachian Spring’ is the best representative of the country Miss Graham comes from . . . it brilliantly brings back a chapter of American history, those pioneering days—a much needed corrective to be set against the picture of the fat, well-fed, cigar-smoking American.” In 1974, the Graham Company again performed Appalachian Spring in American-occupied Saigon, Vietnam, less than a year before the North Vietnamese entered the city.
The 1955 <em>Hindusthan</em> (India) <em>Standard</em> reported that Graham’s tale of the frontier “ ‘<em>Appalachian Spring</em>’ is the best representative of the country Miss Graham comes from . . . it brilliantly brings back a chapter of American history, those pioneering days—a much needed corrective to be set against the picture of the fat, well-fed, cigar-smoking American.” In 1974, the Graham Company again performed <em>Appalachian Spring</em> in American-occupied Saigon, Vietnam, less than a year before the North Vietnamese entered the city.