Massine’s contract with de Basil expired while the company was playing in San Francisco, and the two parted company, with Massine, Danilova, and others leaving for Monte Carlo. That repertoire consisted of five Fokine-Diaghileff revivals: _Carnaval_, _Le Spectre de la Rose_, _Les Sylphides_, _Prince Igor_, and _Schéhérazade_. [Illustration: _Valente_ Anton Dolin in _Fair at Sorotchinsk_] [Illustration: Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo: Alexandra Danilova as the Glove Seller and Leonide Massine as the Peruvian in _Gaîté Parisienne_ _Valente_] [Illustration: _Maurice Seymour_ Tamara Toumanova] [Illustration: _Maurice Seymour_ Alicia Markova] [Illustration: _Valente_ Scene from Antony Tudor’s _Romeo and Juliet_: Hugh Laing, Antony Tudor, Dmitri Romanoff, Lucia Chase, Alicia Markova ] [Illustration: Ballet Theatre: Jerome Robbins and Janet Reed in _Fancy Free_ _Valente_] [Illustration: _Gordon Anthony_ Ninette de Valois] [Illustration: _Angus McBean_ David Webster] [Illustration: Constant Lambert _Baron_] [Illustration: _Magnum_ S. Hurok, Margot Fonteyn, Robert Helpmann] [Illustration: Irina Baronova and Children _Star Photo_ ] [Illustration: _Felix Fonteyn_ Sadler’s Wells Ballet: Following the premiere of _Sylvia_--Frederick Ashton, Margot Fonteyn, S. Hurok ] [Illustration: S. Hurok and Margot Fonteyn _Felix Fonteyn_] There was a production of Delibes’s _Coppélia_, staged by Nicholas Zvereff; the _Swan Lake_ second act; a version of _The Nutcracker_, by Boris Romanoff; and _Aubade_, to the music of Francis Poulenc, staged by George Balanchine. Importantly, there were several new Fokine creations: _L’Epreuve d’Amour_, a charming “_chinoiserie_,” to the music of Mozart; _Don Juan_, a balletic retelling of the romantic tale to a discovered score by Gluck; _Les Eléments_, to the music of Bach; _Jota Argonesa_, a work first done by Fokine in Petrograd, in 1916; _Igroushki_, originally staged by Fokine for the Ziegfeld Roof in New York, in 1921; _Les Elfes_, the Mendelssohn work originally done in New York, in 1924. The two other Fokine works were yet another version of _The Nutcracker_, and de Falla’s _Love, the Sorcerer_, both of which were later re-done by Boris Romanoff. Painters and designers included André Derain, Mariano Andreu, Nathalie Gontcharova, Dmitri Bouchene, Mstislav Doboujinsky, and Cassandre.