New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
,.srstainod 80.

Perhaps the present outburst Of the
e. includes a return Of Us ancient
reA Five years ago the writer
.,sted a series Of articles IN Ire
-s.le OF The Pianoforte and Its
Sc which we're aftcrward gathered
:s.t.r ard issued in book form. In
..t, these articles attention was call
% the FAC. that three hundred
as ago nobody thought the dance
-sa.h bis dignity. The most august
.-sers Of the Council Of Trent, the
-,,ss O.; the church, cardinals,
.,2s, abbots and priests. danced at
f, BAL given in honor Of Philip II OF
;i, IN 1862. Dancing IN the churches
. .s.om o. vast antiquity endured
france -ntil prob biteG by a De
r.. q the Paris Parliament in 1907
. rl survives as an annual festivity
Seville Cardinal Richelieu trlcked
Sc. OF: ike Uerry-andrew. with
re, velvet breeches and bells on
's, ratified his castanets and
3,.s3 sarabsnd for the dedication
lie o. Austria. l. is said that Tor
'r;y years Louis NV took daily
a',,s lesson from Beauchamps. IN
"a Ministerial decree issued IN ms
= lin 1869 members Of the no
= were permitted 10 perform at
'iers for hire without loss Of dig
and even 10 follow dancing as
Fans Of livelihood. Don Juan OF
IA, when Viceroy of the Neither
- vent, incognito, from Brussels
ans 70 see Marguerite Of Nalois
ass minuet. Mohere, Lully and
rH,t devoted a portion OF their
n-A'o the invention Of ballots which
70 popular A. the Academic, even
- female dancers had been per-
4 to take part "a them. that no
han eighty Of them were
~ out in the year 1910.
's,,s Low u Russia. the dance al
j, animated the theatre and crowded
90 opera out OF the foreground.
~ I continued 10 do. though in
i, osg!ee, for q century or more.
!. i.'sf Nestris once repToved his
~ not having performed his duty
- : before the King Of Sweden,
ne Queen Of France had per
-. hers by king him 20 do so :;
.sa, ne said. no misunderstanding
tween the houses of Nestris and
,..."a' which had hitherto lived on
=. o. terms" Perhaps there are
n We s.lyer-haIred youngsters IN
H., 'yy' ,S or Boston who remember
a,, rrasler, OF whose dancing, Mar
-.Ier said 10 Emerson, "Ralph,
poetry" and received the reply,
"eI II is relgionl"
y tllsler's sister Theresa was
"a, o. many women who danced
q. p..S mo he peerage. She mar
=. zee Adalbert OF Prussia. Long
"a, t'srr time. Barberini, a famous
s- |1erina who had married Lord
f,.s..,.e-e',Senzle. became the favorite
s,,,, rex the Great. There are hui
rs ,seHhorlals Of her on the walls
l.s,.. Me chambers in Sans SOuci.
.. made much Of her. she had
b, soed IN invitations extended
Is ,..o!~i person for dinner, her
,r, az PAD by the Prussian state
~ ~ the head Of the unlucky
IA ny performed the ceremony
ttf .r'eu her in marriage with
b corr monarch Illuminated a de-
Al .-,sJsinning him 10 prison on
lr .rs water. Then. the Kings
Z s.s s.s'clng and his love return
cii has made the Countess Cam
al NJ q nunnery with her vast
~ IN her husband died and. en-
as 'eeame an abbess. dying at
al door Of sancti,y.
G,,s very much to the purpose
''.'. In, oesaltory remarks ON the
!sc ~ a. least interesting. TO note
4 q Wa ,"e' y was the same Bar
''rasDD,.' N ll4O danced az the FIRST
q !, Pm. al C.eyedon. before Fred
8 tsd We e Of Wales, Of the masque
,asrse,s,u teat" at which one Of
At. 81, simply called bard on
singing Rule. Britain