Flower Hujer [SEP] date of death
Flower Hujer
Flower Hujer (September 30, 1907 – May 1, 1999) was an American dancer and modern dance choreographer.
Life and career.
Flower Hujer was born in Hollywood. She studied ballet under Theodore Kosloff and began her dance career in ballet and films on the West Coast. She moved to Manhattan in the early 1940s, where she performed in Broadway musicals including "Jackpot" and "By Jupiter", and also toured the United States in musical theater productions.
Hujer formed the Flower Hujer
also studied at the Museum of Design Atlanta during 1938.
In 1953 he met choreographer and dancer Flower Hujer, who is described in his obituary as his "longtime companion". In 1975 they bought a neo-Gothic house together in New Brighton, Pendleton Place, which he restored. According to the New York Times: "His garden is exquisite, with shaped fir trees that give it an Italian air." They lived there the rest of their lives. He collaborated with Hujer as artistic director of the Flower