Learning her craft as a vaudeville performer in the early movie palaces of Los Angeles, June Roper became a world famous dancer in the 1920s – starring with greats such as Haller in Berlin and Chevalier in Paris. Settling in Vancouver in 1935, she opened a dance studio and trained many of next generation of stars. June’s belief in versatility of style and her superb teaching methods trained many world class performers at her studio.
