... Madame Karsovina Armide and M. Nijinsky as her slave, though these two supreme dancers not monopolise the scene. There was host of other characters forming the Court (even the most obscure figures being dancers skill). M. Nijinsky's lightning leap into mid ...

... DANCER’S PALACE Now that Mme. Pavlova is leaving London, Mme. Kschesinska has arrived to dance duets with Nijinski at Covent Garden. She is reputed to be one of the richest women on the stage. In St. Petersburg she has a gorgeous palace. She moves in ...

... Government should take steps safeguard the Australian ore deposits being used only for Impcr al purposes. Nijinsky at (he Palace. The season M. Nijinsky and his excellent troupe dancers at the Palace Theatre, which has opened in brilliant fashion, gives promise ...

... Curiously enough, Lord Alfred completes a triumvirate of recently published (and erroneous) , anticipations,‘the others being Nijinski and Kropotkin, do not recall a similar happening on such extensive scale. ...

... there is no more truth in this than the story concerning Puccini’s illness and the reported deaths of Prince Kropotkin and Nijinsky, the Russian dancer. ...

... M. Nijinski says he occasionally dunces few steps, but is soon fatigued. He frequents concerts and ballets, and is -trying to compose a scheme for a notation dance movement His wife hopes that change of scene will soon restore his health. Nijinski was ...

... Paris. Nijinsky, perhaps the greatest male dancer of them all, who for some years now has been insane, believing himself to be a horse, was taken by his wife to a performance in the hope that some chord in his memory would be touched. But Nijinsky sat in ...

... years, and it is indissolubly associated in the minds of some people with the name of Nijinsky, who originally played the title part. Accox'ding to many Russians, Nijinsky was the greatest dancer, man or woman, who ever came out of Russia or any other country ...

... Wilmot Gwllt 8 9 SWORD PLAY C-Mr. Singer Watts 8 9 80LEIL—Mr. 8. Joel Earl 8 9 COSTAKI PASHA—H.H. Aga Khan ..R. Dawson 8 9 NIJINSKI—H.H. Aga Khan R. Dawson 8 9 LION'S LAIR—Mr. Charters Owilt 8 ROI DE SABA—Mr. Barling Owner 8 6 SPORTING GIRL—Sir A. Bailey ...

... with 8-12 beaten short head and head by The Urchin (8-9) and (9-2) at Hurst (5f.) May 29, in a field of 17. Good going. 4—NIJINSKI (8-10) with 8-9 ran 4th of to Spanish (3-9) at Newbury (5f.) June 13. Good going. PLAUDA (8-7) reported to have been well ...

... JOCKEYS. 1.30. 8 10 Cavendo JeUi«« 8 10 Wiiiontha colt Elliott 8 10 Golden Rain Carslake 8 10 Engelbcrg R. A. Jones 8 10 Nijinski Beary 8 10 On Watch Herbert 8 10 Aristotle G. Richards 8 10 Rodsniouth H. Beasley 8 10 Roi Saba Winter 8 7 Lcmway Dines 8 ...

... NEOUAC—Lord Beaverbrook Watts 8 9 ORCELLA—M. E. Esmond J. Jarvis 8 9 LARKING—M. E. Esmond J. Jarvis 9 REFECTORY—Lord Archer 9 NIJINSKI—H.H. Khan R. Dawson 8 9 CARPEZAN—Lord Rosebery J. Jarvis THE ABOVE HAVE ARRIVED. 9 FLYING SCU'D Glanely Hogg 8 9 ENGELBERG-Mr ...