The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
CLASSIC music HALL DANCING
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Nuryik n 'r This country rSs' yenr has
hat an unsvr. s.,.te,f sffsc' - the ths7trtrals
- ne c',untry e has revived en- interest
IN ths uti rbt-str b1ll~t N - r~rhsr-
49, l~pst -ncourtsips ~fsvt ~ their "isit
rat - rs nov 'tts~ sar sFsn'~d that ah
Russian ball-s dnnr~rs sr~ ~ fhr srar~
~ th~ir nationality t,@t'~r han any others
N 'h- wprlt Z they ~" nn' in far' The
only r.pr~-.f,t teiv~a - thfs academic
srhool - dsnr ipg nou wurth Watching
Asa matter q fl,r' the bsut - all h's~aian
dan~~rS came - 'hts country IN Pavi~~a.
she Is untqus tn ~ Petsraburs Just 80
sf- = unt,iti-- IN London. fsris vt Berlin
she - the greatest dancer ~ h~- day ~
divine rtFh' Hsr own s-nse q poetry
AMI heautv make her what she 10. These
rsr-onnl G'ialitie-, sdcI-d ~ ,hs po~~e--lon
u conpl-'.. or AZ ali events of -ufiicien'.
technical means make the kr~ate>t Ia
any ar'
Pr..phra .ensk slSv. who came 70 dance
on tho Cpbtinsn' tbs year. - another
great dancer IN Russia Hsr admirers
-ay that sh. - in ccrtnin phases u her
danring th~s- ara the technical and
physical phases superior to PavlOwa.
She - not ~ young 40 Pavlowa and has
shown no signs - possessing tho qualities
~ the woman who has made Russian dan
cling famous outside n her own country
karsavina u an admired charac ter dancer.
and Gh-llar. Who came into tho view ~
Berlin and PARIS for the hrst time this
year proved we'll train~-i In her art. IN
"a the Youthful Lo,okOva. who With her
A. al
IN The Echo slut PavlOWa star rs IN
her oWn particular Rlory quite undimmed
hy all the other shining lights that Russia
may send from its ballet schools 20 the
rest ~ tho world
The interest in Russian ballet extended
yesterday afternoon to the American
Theatre. where there we're some very
graceful and attractive advertisements
arranged by the versatile Giovanni Mo
lasso VI Molasso was recently exhib-
ting with all the eloquence presible 10
human limbs the joys and Horrows OF
the poor apache. Yesterday IN spite
of the weather ne put on a fur trimmed
cap and bounded into the air with the
conscientious agility II the most aspir-
ing Mordkm He aroused the enthusiasm
Of the audience and proved an invaluable
assistant To the graceful premiere. VINO
IL a dancer Of much more style and grace
than her few Appearances at the Man
haitian Opera House last season gave
her any opportunity To- demonstrate.
She danced the waltz from -Coppelia
with quite a suggestion OF Pavlowas
charm and delicacy and she was always
graceful and facile rather than acTohatic
and startling Slgnora Galemberti may
not be- "A Russian, but she u a dancer OF
more than ordinary charm and dist motion.
There were other dancers who may
or may not have heen Russians hut who
gave an agreeabl" quality to the most
important episode on the programme
some ~ them dressed like moujiks and
c1vortad about with mAddeninG enthusi-
asm considering the temperature. Others
had on diuphanous draperies trimmed
with swandown. which has been since
time immemoTial the sure indication on
the stage u Russian Affiliations So the
dancers NAV all have been as Russian.
as the programme said they were. IL
10 quite certA in that they delighted the
audience and provoked more enthusiasm
than would have been thought possible
N q music hall where there has been for
years 80 little taste for the classic ballet.