... NOVELS. A FAMOUS RUSSIAN DANCER'S WIFE INTERNED AT VIENNA MME. NIJINSKY AND HER LITTLE DAUGHTER. M. Nijinsky, with his wife and little daughter, Kyra, were interned at Vienna, but Nijinsky himself was released and allowed to go to America, chiefly through ...

... of the factors in its development The mainstay of the company were the four dancers, Anna Pavlova, Karsavina, Fokine, and Nijinsky. All played important parts in Diaghilev's life, and contributed greatly to his creative activity But of these four whales ...

... art they had known. It was not long before the new ballet took shape. M. Fokine became its head amongst the dancers were Nijinsky, Bolm Pavlova, and Karsavina later recruits were Mordkin and Volinine from Moscow. In alliance were such composers as Glazounov ...

... phases and fashions over-seas, had heard it. Then the dancers were at Covent Garden revealing not only their Karsavina, their Nijinski, and the rest, but decor and dresses which invited criticism, yet baffled it. Costumes and scenery, indeed, were scarcely ...

... BY WAY OF GYMNASTICS. Photograph by Delias. SUGGESTING-- BUT WE DARE NOT SAY EQUALLING-- THE ATTITUDES OF THE NYMPHS IN NIJINSKY'S L'APRES MIDI D'UN FAUNE PUPILS OF MR. RAYMOND DUNCAN EXERCISING AT MONTFERMEIL. Photograph by Delias. ...

... the minor characters are delightfully sketched in. Sunday Wilshin, as the blonde beauty who scornfully betrays the amateur Nijinsky Winifred Shotter, graceful and appealing as the charming, dimpling dancer with whom he pairs off Kenneth Kove, in his customary ...

... Circus, there is something bewitching in these ballerinas in their gauze skirts. No step is beyond them, and not even a Nijinsky can surpass their brilliant technique. The puppets have no human limitations save that imposed on their masters pulling the ...

... for the sake of antiquity, and are neatly spoofed by a guileless old lady a ballet rich in colour broken by Jack Hulbert Nijinski-ing in evening dress and topper a double cartoon of how cards are played in Mexico, and at the house of a Mitcham undertaker ...

... as far away from the women of Pinero and Sudermann as the Never-Never- Land is from the nursery. This Peter, wigged d la Nijinski the Faun, sturdy of limb, decisive of gait, yet light-footed as the ubiquitous bunny, with playful mischief in his eye and ...

... has studied classical dancing, and enjoyed a big success in the East, in America (tvhere he has been hailed as the Indian Nijinsky), and in Paris. In his own country he is recognised as the most talented exponent of the muscular control and rhythmic ...