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... Boito’s ” will revived scenery by M Bakst the famous producer ballets Melba and Tetrazzini both and appear works by Mile M Nijinsky from middle until season promise several novelties be “ Dieu Bleu” “Petrushka” THE EX-SHAH PERSIA’S PENSION London Night ...
... echeme. Movements peculiar modern life and pastimes are to form the basis for * new ballet arranged the Russian dancer, M. Nijinsky. He has been closely observing players of polo, golf, and tennis, and declares them to have evolved new and peculiar beauty ...
... seriously but at the same time are to Nijinsky and merely “pulling the leg” public We fonnd' Jeux ” decidedly interesting in a queer crack-brained way its angular angular mnsic Certainly it very mimed by Karsavina and M Nijinsky M Pierre conducted it capitally ...
... now much evidence in London aa well a* Buetian opera*. groat success achieved Drury Lane with Claude music to dance poem by Nijinsky entitled Jenx.” Tbe with bunt by tennis players for a lost ball* which i« made the excuse for little flirtation Ixfcwaen ...
... country pluco. Want to make it fit for a gentleman, you see.” u I see. YouH'e going to rent iU” FAMOUS DANCER’S ROMANCE. M. Nijinsky, the famous Russian dancer, has been married Ayres a young Hungarian dancer with whom fell in love seeing execute his own ...
... his own. is stated that is now engaged upon the score ballet to entitled “Potiphaj’s Wife,” for the cholegraphy of which Nijinsky will be responsible. Sir Henry Wood a musician of many parts, an excellent and experienced conductor and accompanist. This ...
... Life Edward Bulwer Lord Lytton (The Earl of Lytton) Studies In Modernism (Fawkes) : The Russian Ballet (Johnson) The Art of Nijinsky (Whitworth) Fiction &c COMMERCIAL NEWS: Markets Financial Notes 8 American Markets 10 Bank of England Return 10 Birmingham ...
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... would girl permanently disfigured It might affect in m RIJINSKV'S RETURN TO L0NP0N : BEHIND THE SCENES NT THE PALACE THEATRE Nijinsky Russian I th Theatre first in England Garden in 1911 M g Th QUIET J HOUR conscious tlie lemories which the sriods in our ...
... gibe and gibber in the most approved manner, but the whole thing falls rather flat when you are not allowed Karsavina and Nijinsky to explain and illustrate the music with their exquisite art. Still, Mr. Bridge gave the Philharmonic audience a new experience ...