... Hemingway, in his more youthful work, is spokesman (says Mr. Wilson) for the Outsider. Tormented Vincent Van Gogh and the doomed Nijinsky further illustrate The Outsider's argument. Which raises the question do all artists (in whatever field) tend to be Outsiders ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... New York. Fokine writes about his colleagues among dancers, musicians and artists and the names of Stravinsky, Benois and Nijinsky stud the pages of this spirited autobiography which will be a must for balletomanes. FOKINE (Constable. 42s.), intelligently ...

... 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 ...

... and hers! But in the way that Walkley who found all male dancing morally repugnant could maie an exception in favour of Nijinsky, so on the understanding that Valentino is strictly an exception, one may quote about him the old lines of Carew He that ...

... at the Coliseum at Christmas, and that Narcisse was almost perfectly done, except that I missed the exotic personality of Nijinski as the youth. Petroushka, Les Svl&hides, Pabillotis, L'Oiseau d'Or, Carnaval, all these lovely ballets have been danced during ...

... in which the speed-mania of the times is recorded by bitter lyrics blared through a microphone, and is symbolised by Kyra Nijinsky's clever dancing on a stage restless with quivering shadows. Even six turns, meanwhile, would be too many for Streamline'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 ...