... exceptionally good. The ladies and gentlemen whom I have already mentioned again distinguished themselves Madame Karsavina, M Nijinsky, MM. Bolm and Cecchetti, and some half a hundred more who deserve to be mentioned individually, the excel lence is so general ...

... Russian ballet is so popular and successful, the time is ripe for this corrective, written by Mr. Haskell, to appear. Madame Nijinsky's life of her husband (written last year), though obviously prejudiced, did much to observe Diaghileff's artistic achievement ...

... in terms of ballet were very banal is hardly fair. They won the high praise of Voltaire, and were no more banal than is Nijinsky's un- classic interpretation of so classic a gem as Debussy's L'Apres Midi d'un Faune. He is on surer ground in his description ...

... played in fro.it of Mr. Stanley Houghton's play, Trust the People, at the Garrick Theatre. Mdlle. Karsavina. M. Max Frohman. Nijinsky. The new ballet at Co vent Garden. Le Dicu Bleu. The music of this ballet, produced under Mr. Thomas Beecham's direction ...

... Ltd., 49 Old Bond-st., W. Miss Lydia Lipkovska, by Campbell Gray; Miss Frances Kapstown, by Hana; Mdlle. Karsavina and M. Nijinsky. and The Quaker Girl in Paris, by Bert, Paris; The Girl who Couldn't Lie, by Daily Mirror Studios Investiture of the Prince ...

... rather than criticism, and though, naturally, a considerable proportion of the volume is devoted to an appreciation of Nijinsky's dancing, Miss Terry sums up a critical point of view in many an apt and picturesque phrase, as when, speaking of the dancer's ...

... is also coming to Drury Lane during the season mentioned, the hundred artists including people such as Mme. Karsavina, M. Nijinsky, and M. Bolm, whom readers will remember as having fascinated thousands of people so often at Covent Garden Theatre. The ...