... discovered to be the last word in abstract music, I still prefer it in its former aspect. I wonder how many people remember Nijinsky's amazing choreography. I have just been looking up what I wrote of it in the old, old, far-off days, as the chorus of beavers ...

... 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 ...

... of lawn tennis the theatres have given us in the past have never suggested anything very expert. I always felt, when I saw Nijinsky in Jeux, that I could beat him 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Harry Tate's burlesque a year or two ago was a frank exhibition of incompetence ...