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The Dante Alighieri Society, a non-political
and non-sectarian society has been in existence since 1889.
Its main aims are the advancement of the Italian language
and culture through the world. The Windsor chapter was established
in 1971 by Dr. Walter Temelini and has since been associated
with the University of Windsor. The
activities of the Society are many: courses in Italian language
and literature, lectures, films, panel discussions, play
readings,
concerts, etc.
The Dante Alighieri Society of Windsor |
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promoted the Italian language and culture in
the Windsor area through various activities, |
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as teaching the Italian language to children, conferences,
movies, theatrical plays, concerts, round table discussions, scholarships,
publications, exhibitions, and banquets. It was often realized
with the cooperation of the clubs, agencies and local schools,
Boards of Education, St. Clair College, the Multicultural Council
and the University of Windsor. Every year the Society held the
well known Dante Festival. Various plays were presented such as “Chi
non prova non crede”, “A Quattro Gambe”, “Lazzi
Di Maschere”, “Un Morto Da Vendere”, “L’Uomo
nudo, L’Uomo in frak”, “La Patente”, etc.
(Courtesy of Rita Bison) |
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