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... Then in “ Le Pavillon purely lyrica Armide ” th more of of the in a scene of sur a fine for } Karsovina as Armide and M. Nijinsky of other be air and his naky's came to a close ae tu o'clock It was general \weecn LUNCHEON AT LONDONDE . The Marquis and ...
... meeting. A novel and effective method reproduction has been adopted in connection with scenes from the ballet arranged by M. Nijinsky, the famous Russian dancer, at the Chatelet Theatre. Paris; and a photograph is given of Miss May Flower as Gaby in the revue ...
... gives page portraits of Mrs. Scott, wife of Captain Scott, and their Httle *on Peter. A double page show* Karsavina and M. Nijinsky in the new ballet Covent Garden. Two pages show Mr. lan Bullough and Mr*. Bullough (M;h* Lily Elsie) hunting and fishing ...
... deals with sane of the concert* of the week, and accompanying it are photographs Signor Caruso, Miss Ada Forrest, sod M. Nijinsky, the IssLusmed of whom was brilliantly sueoassful the recent season Covent Garden. The Chelsea Arte Club ball, which attended ...
... After-thoughts;” sketches and articles, prose and verse, treating of the search for Olympic talent; the seamy side of the Season; Nijinsky at Drury Lane; scenes in Parliament; forgotten deed of valour; the suspected sex; a Vonnoisseur of roses; and many other ...
... Afterthoughts; sketches and articles proee and verse treating of the search for Olympic talent, the seamy side of the season, Nijinsky at Drury Lane, scenes Parliament, a forgotten deed of volout, the suspected sex, connoisseur of roses, a truthful tourist ...
... examination showed that life was extinct. The City Coroner been communicated with, and an inquest will probably held. M. Nijinsky, the famous Russian dancer, has been married at Buenos Ayres to young Hungarian dancer with whom ha fell i« love on seeing ...
... George Alexander in The Attack.** Two scenes are reproduced from ’* A Place the Sun, at the Comedy; and a page shows M. Nijinsky, the famous dancer, and his bride leaving the church after the ceremony. The ** Tatkwr’s** opening page gives a pleasing ...
... step further, neck and arms might be stained in neutral shades to harmonise with the colour scheme after the incomparable Nijinsky in “The Blue God.” ...
... received with donation of dress for dinner; that no the duke’s | commend to visitors to London is the | between one dancer, Nijinsky, and his tro and ; that dukes never in thie f to encroach on their gar- once novel and fascinat 5. dens so as to permit « ...
... noticed many articles of great interest, including one Mr. P«*H Ridge on “London Offers” ; while the short stories include “Nijinsky, ni Rica: the tale of a idol,” by Theodore Flatau, and “Th© Honour of Two,” J. S. Fletcher. The fashion pages and theatrical ...