The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
PAVLOWA WITH
ENTIRE BALLET
RENOWNED RusaiAN DANCER
WILL CONE TO PENSACOLA
cHEsTRA ORGANIZATION CON-
PLETE.

The first Representative ~ Mlls
Pavlosa and the blg Russian Ballet
and Symphony Orchestra organization
mat has beer booked 60 appear 81 the
opera house Saturday evening. April
Srd, arrived ~ towh Wednesday to
make the special arranEements fer the
engagement
eve had not The slightest intention
~ playing in Pensacola said the rep
reseutative. r. A. Bachelor. The en-
gsKemeut Is entirely due 90 the energy
and theatrical aeqnai.leance " your To-
cal manager. AR SID levy. lie called
me up tn New Orleans and told me
who he was. and his New York the
atFieai connections and that ne had
found out We had an open date on the
way back from Havana where Mile.
pavlowa opened the Cuban govern
mental theatre, and ehen wound up
81 saying he did not care what L
would cost for Sc wanted the Russian
ballet o. prove that Pensacola Was very
much On the theatrical map. 20. We
simply had 60 take q proposed day Of
rest away from Mile. Paviowa and
bring Der here
Incidentally. Paglowa does not need
rest she wouldn't know what 20 DO
with II Il she bad Il. IN a rather lengthy
experience sith operatic stare ] hive
never seen such an indsfatisabis work
e.. Sire and the BIG company are ex-
pected 20 arrive here IS special train
on April srd. about tea ~ the morn
ing and Il IS safe % say that by noon
llle. Pavlowa and most II her com
pany viii be on the stage 81 the opera
house practiclne, and she win. In adj
aifi0n, be planning new baliets and
scenic settings and musical arrange
ments. she overiooiSa everything.
Anyway, she has Immediately agree q
that she did not want a rest when
notified that Pensacola awaited her. II
is also due % SIR. Levy that the prices
fer seats here win re as low a. those
Of the New Orleans engagement and
lower than "a one nights engagement
except when the theatre has a very
large seating capacity. Your people
are 20 set the entire Russian Ballet
and the complete symphony Orchestra
exactly aa they were seen and heard ia
New York and I am glad % be able 10
tell sou that I can announce a. the
program ~puppen-Fee'' (The Fairy
Dol), the Modern Dances a. Mile. Paw
Iowa believes they should - danced.
besides the most famous faer d.
vertissements I am glad because this
- the program that was the most pop
ular IN New York ana Boston.
The Fairy Doll ia addition "a pos
sesaing wonderful figures calling for
dancing ~ a spectacular sort. Is really
funny. Imagine a musical comedy
with twenty -four individual comedy
parts II YOU can az this piece has. IL
Is the program which we shall uso o.
open the New Orleans engagement.
You car imagine how unexpected
e l. Tor us 20 play Pensacola when
tell you that Mile. Pavtown plays CHI
eaEo. So Louis. Kansas City and Den-
ver-towns usually PLAYED from one
week q six weeks each a an engage
meat, only one night apiece. We are
hurrying across the country to San
francisco Tor q stay Of four weeks
there By arrangement with the Russian
government whose paterra al eve Is con.
stantiy oH Mile paNiuWa and her peo-
PIE as their appearance are largely
controlled by the direction % the Rus
sian Imperial Ballet whore TIE ballet
aud pantomimic training was given
Mr. Max Rahinon. one % the guiding
powers q the Metropolitan Grand
Opera ID New York. L. the directing
force ~ the pavlowa American season.
and r. quite likely 20 come 20 PEN
sacola with the organiza ton with his
/ eyes wide open Tor local arand opera
possibilities Tor the com re year"