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... of balleto manes, or simply audiences, about Nijinsky. To this day he is regarded as the incomparable male dancer, his interpretation of roles unique and his comprehension of new methods amazing. Nijinsky was neither tall, slender nor gooa-iooKing. un ...
... Lifar and Massine, I decided to look on as Nijinsky. And Diaghilev trained him and taught him and breathed his soul into him and made him the world's greatest dancer. nijinsky'S love. Now Diaghilev expected Nijinsky to have, like other dancers, his amours ...
... Lifar and Massine, I decided to look on as Nijinsky. And Diaghilev trained him and taught him and breathed his soul into him and made him the world's greatest dancer. nijinsky'S love. Now Diaghilev expected Nijinsky to have, like other dancers, his amours ...
... NOVELS. A FAMOUS RUSSIAN DANCER'S WIFE INTERNED AT VIENNA MME. NIJINSKY AND HER LITTLE DAUGHTER. M. Nijinsky, with his wife and little daughter, Kyra, were interned at Vienna, but Nijinsky himself was released and allowed to go to America, chiefly through ...
... faults when people begin to help me. The diary is signed God and Nijinsky. Appended to the book is an appeal on behalf of the Nijinsky Foundation. One of its objects is to provide for Nijinsky, who now lives in a Swiss Nursing Home in a kind of mental twilight ...
... specialists, his chapters on the greatest of the choreographers, Nijinsky, Fokine, Balanchine, and Massine, are likely to become the standard authority. No one who has read Mme. Nijinsky's recent book on her husband should miss Mr. Haskell's chapter on ...
... famous equestrian statue itself is still in the country THE TRAGEDY OF NIJINSKY-- the greatest of all men I dancers Nearly thirty years have gone by since the I career of Vaslav Nijinsky was brought to an end through I a mental breakdown. He was then only ...
... Haskell rightly describes how immensely more important was the part of Diaghileff than the part of Nijinsky in the spread of the Ballet over the world. Nijinsky was a great dancer. But I have always felt that the peculiarly fortunate assonance of his name ...
... Dostoievsky, Nietzsche and T. E. Lawrence seem to fit his category of men who see the human condition too clearly, while Nijinsky has to be much distorted, and it is odd to find Sartre and Ouspensky as bedfellows. Episode By Harry Bloom. (Collins; 13s ...
... Fields, the late Queen Mary and Diaghilev's tomb. I should have doubted whether there was room for yet another book about Nijinsky, but here one is Nijiiisky, by Francoise Reiss. Here again are the schooldays, the un real, sudden and wordless ship board ...
... 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 ...
... Debussy's L'Aprbs-tnidi d'un Faune reminded me far more of Nijinski's original than the performance of Serge Lifar at the Savoy some months ago. It was, of course, intended to be the Nijinsky arrangement, though it seemed less spontaneous. Fortunately ...