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... spectacular The portion piece surpassing beauty fine Karsovina Armide M Nijinsky slave two not monopolise scene arc of other characters forming the (even the being skill) M Nijinsky’s lightning into mid-air arid floating again were remarkable dancing exquisite ...
... Ballet” attempt is made to give verbal description of actual dunces the emotions which are to illustrated by Karsavina Pavlova Nijinsky Mordkin and other stars Mr John Lane there is coming immediately an account Dr Henry Coward” the pioneer the choral revival ...
... last wees, and drew crowded bou.-o-. The sent i mental it* of Giselle was atoned for the wonderful dancing, and when last M. Nijinsky curried off Mme. Kuaavina his bock her tomb, applaure of the audience was deafening. One wonders that did not manage this ...
... married Sir Michael in 18t!G, and she I.j'd three eons, all surviving, and two daughters, whom one dead. It. is reported that Nijinsky, the famous Russian dancer, seriously ill in Vienna. ...
... Melrose; and the Bros. Bass. Encores. In a criticism of L'apri-s-ruicii d'un faun., a writer refers to that fabulous dancer, Nijinski. Fabulous! I IVAN under the impression that had a real existence. • * * The poor picture palace. that poems to be the butt ...
... Joseph's encounter wi , h Potiphar's wife, on the mu‘ic of which Strauss is said to be engaged. The conjunction of Straws and Nijinsky piquant possibilities. the alwenteos Nem to be returnin.; to Covent Garden this R u mule; .aniong them not only Caruso and ...
... the Rosaiaa ballet ie VI. Leon Uakrt'- melting of Debres ...
... gorgeoua mounting, etc.. lo«s beautitul than many of the otliere. and poorer in opportunit ie« for Madame Karsavina amt M. Nijinsky. The scene laid in India. A young man is being initiated into tin* mysteries of the priesthood. him there appeors a lovely ...
... 11 supreme. The •‘Boston'’ man and girl go bail to dance. Their whole thought of the dance, cannot all move with the grace Nijinski Pavlova, but we our bent.—A writer io Dancing Timea. Jl Vary Wail. Never, in our judgment, was greater and moral mistake ...
... think. us I remarked in these columns a fortnight ago, that the public would appreciate pictures of great ditliCelsi. such as Nijinski or Sarahat. I hear that the latter lady has consented to dance before the bioseope at no distant date. Would it not be possible ...
... the latest star subjects. Encores. If riiiicale kills, says a critic. there should be little left of the New Ballet after Nijinsky's amusing . brlesque. A writer in a morning paper alludes to Yvette Guilbert's saintly expreavion while binging Madeleine ...
... After-thoughts”; sketches and articles, prose and verse, treating the search for Olympic talent; the seamy side the season; Nijinsky at Drury Lane; scenes Parliament; a forgotten deed valour; the suspected sex; connoisseur roses; truthful Tourist Agency; ...