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... premiere ballerina, ranks with the marvellous Anna Pavlova as being the greatest dancer of the day. She is co-star with M. Nijinski at the present season of the Russian Imperial Ballet now proving the artistic sensation of the year at Covent Garden. Mile ...
... present, was the appearance of the wonderful Imperial Russian Ballet. Le Pavilion d'Armide was the ballet chosen, and in it Nijinski and Karsavina held the house captive with their charm and cleverness, as did in fact every one of those marvellous dancers ...
... Orlov, Sophie Fedorova, Nijinska, and Ga- chewska they form a wonderful group. MLLE. KARSAVINA j L AND M. NIJINSKI ANOTHER PORTR iA'-T OF NIJINSKI MLLE. SCHOLLAR MLLES. VASSILEVSKA AND KOPITSCHINSKA MLLE. NIJINSKA MLLE. FOKINA Photographs by Bert ...
... Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about most the Russian ballet dancers their contempt for r;oney. ‘ What is money I” said Nijinsky, the great male dancer. ‘•Urn* get* along somehow, and the only thing one has ready to think of is one ait I have been offered ...
... RUSSIAN BALLET, TO-MORROW,atB.SO. LEU SYLPH IDES, Hme. Karsavina; M. Nijinekr. CLEOPATRA, Mdile. Serapliime, Astafiewa; M. Nijinsky; Mmes. Elsa Will, Sophie UM. Adolf Bolm, Jean _ LE SPECTRE DE LI ROSE—Mine. Karsavina; M. Nijmslcy PRINCE IGOR.—Couunctor ...
... STLBHIDES. ilme, Kttr-avina; M. Aijmsky. Mdlie. Semphinie M. X^ijißSe.y, limes. WiU.'Bophio MM. Holm, SPECTEB EOSE-Mme. ;11. Nijinsky. IQOBn,—Conuactor, M. Orchestra Stal.« iiOs. LX XJGON6TTI (in Italian), TOMORROW, aj 7.46. Mines. Tetnuzini. Wilna. Beiat ...
... Bert, Paris. MLLE. SCHOLLAR, OF THE RUSSIAN BALLET AT COVENT GARDEN. THE triumph of Russian llet is com- Mme. Karsavina, M. Nijinsky, and their clever companions are drawing the town to Covent Garden, where matin6es have been added to the usual Grand Season ...
... emotion. That is one of the first things that strikes one in seeing the Russian Ballet for tbc first time. From Tamara mid M. Nijinsky to the humblest member of the ballet all dance with a grace and freedom which seems quite unpremeditated. That seeming is ...
... unfortunate princess, and Mdme. Elsa Will, as a favoured slave of Cleopatra, danced cleverly. But the chief dancer was Mr. Nijinsky, who, with Mdme. Will, executed the veil dance, the most distinctive paede-deux of the evening. Amour’s is a mime part, and ...
... piroteettinge, entrechats, and the rest of Mum. hareavias, M. Nijinay, and their compsnMns. It is in Le Cameral that M. Nijinsky is seen at his best. male dancer is not always a thing of beauty, but Nijineley is certainly an exception to thumb. tior ...
... imagined, but energetic, and is chiefly executed by leaps and bounds, in which the Russian dancers excel. It was danced by Mr. Nijinsky, personating, and Mme. Elsa Will, representing favoured slaves of Cleopatra. The veil is used with picturesque effects, and ...
... Gdlj.—Conductor, CAMPASINL - - THE RUSSIAN BALLET, TO-MORKOW (Tiesday). at 8.15, CLEOPATRE: Mile. Surapbime Astafiswa; M/Nijinsky; MmM. Will, Feclerota; MM. Adolf Jtolm. Kansov.—Conductor, M. TCHhEEPNIN. SEGEETO DI (in Italian), First Performance Enplar ...