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... banner of this versatile, cultured, and, in his own opinion, ever- progressive ballet organiscr? were such famous artists as Nijinsky, Leonide, Massine. Karsavina, Lydia Lopokova, Anna Pavlova, Fokine, and many more; whilst to him also we owed the appear ...
... VASLAV NIJINSKY Vaslav Nijinsky, the greatcs ballet-dancer of his time, and possibly the greatest of all time died in London on Saturday last aged 59. He was the last of the great trio which revolutionised the art of ballet in Europe and America rhe ...
... announced from Houston, Texas, at the age of 63, of Alexandre Kotchetovsky, the ballet dancer, who appeared with I Vaslav Nijinsky. He began his career at the age of 18 at the Imperial Theatre in Moscow ...
... in London on Monday last, aged 64. Born in Chicago, he first danced with the Diaghilcv company in Paris when Karsavina and Nijinsky were the leading artists, and later joined the Ballet Russe dc Monte Carlo. In 1951 he founded the Eros Ballet Company. He ...
... died, at the age of 85, cm July 10, in Philadelphia. Born in Paris, he went to New York in 1899. He brought Anna Pavlova and Nijinsky to New York for the first time, anid also managed Enrico Caruso and Mischa Elman during their first American tours. He owned ...
... Nijinska BRONISLAVA NIJINSKA, the dancer and choreographer, died in Los Angeles on February 22, aged 81. Sister of Vaslav Nijinsky, she was born in Warsaw and studied ballet at the Imperial School in St Peters burg. After dancing at the Mar- yinsky for ...
... of Sanguine Fan.'' He joined Festival Ballet in 1973, coming from the Royal Ballet touring com pany He was to have played Nijinsky in Ken Russell's film about Rudolph Valentino MORRIS PARSONS, who died in hospital after collapsing in his dressing room ...
... the mentally disturbed Nijinsky who was seeking refuge in the city after leaving Hungary which had been overrun by the USSR, a considerable relief to many of his friends who had anxiously been seeking his whereabouts via the Nijinsky fund production will ...
... Pulszky came to London for her schooling She first met Nijinsky when he danced with the Diaghilev Russian Ballet in 1912 in Budapest and fell in love with him. Trained as a dancer she married Nijinsky in Rio de Janeiro and came to London with him when he ...
... century ballet, a choreographer of intensely personal style and a cha racter dancer of great power Born in Moscow, he succeeded Nijinsky in the Diaghilev Ballets Russes at the age of 1 9 in 1913 and quickly made his mark as choreo grapher as well as a dancer ...
... company, died in New York on July 22, aged 85. Bom in Moscow, she joined Diaglulev at the age of 16 and was soon partnering Nijinsky. After a short absence, she rejoined the company in 1919 and achieved star status with her role in Les Biches in 1924. ...
... book for Irene, Candide, Pacific Overtures and Sweeney Todd He also wrote a number of film scripts, including Cabaret and Nijinsky, and was working on several projects when he died. ...