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Agnes De Mille: Dance to the Piper Native American historical fiction It is possible to takeAuthor Publisher was published 1952 by Atlantic Little Brown with 256 pages, b+w photos Binding hardcover Condition fine but no dustjacket Summary "Dance to the Piper" is the captivating memoir of Agnes de Mille, the groundbreaking American dancer and choreographer, first published in 1952. In this revealing work, de Mille recounts her early life as the daughter of playwright William C. DeMille and the niece of the legendary film director Cecil B.