To that standard this volume is a willing tribute; a faithful
record, which may have novelty for some, unaware of days before
their time; while for others, whose memory of more recent--but yet
receding!--events, grows dim, it may come as a friendly reminder of
pleasant hours spent, by writer and by reader, in contemplating from
the auditorium the varied examples seen at London theatres of the
protean Art of Ballet.
THE END
INDEX
Adam, Adolphe, composer, 236, 277
Addison, Joseph, 142-147
Ænea, dancer, 259, 279
Æschylus, 25, 37
Agoust, Louise, dancer, 264
Aguzzi, Mlle., dancer, 276
Albert, Ferdinand, dancer, 209
Albert, Paul, dancer, 209
Albertieri, Luigi, dancer, 279, 280
Albery, James, dramatist, 257
Alembert, Jean le Rond d’, 171
Alençon, Emilienne d’, dancer, 266
Alexander, Appius, 85
Alhambra, 249, 252-275, 308
Alias, M. et Mme., costumiers, 257, 259, 260, 264, 265, 271-273, 276
Allan, Maud, dancer, 274, 310
Allard, Marie, actress and dancer, 168, 203
Allemande (Almain) dance, 68, 74, 115;
by Robert Johnson, 317
Almonti, brothers, dancers, 262, 263, 265
Anderson, Percy, designer of costumes, 279
André, dancer, 109
Angiolini, pupil of Noverre, 213
Anka, Cornélie d’, singer, 255, 257
Arbeau, Thoinot, author of _Orchésographie_, 1588, 60-70, 110,
145
Arlequin. _See_ Harlequin
Arnould, Sophie, dancer, 179, 180
Arundale, Grace, dancer, 265
Arundale, Sybil, dancer, 265
_Atellanæ_, 43
Athenæus, quoted, 23
Auber, D. F. E., composer, 253
Audran, engraver, 132, 134
Augier, Anne Catherine, married Auguste Vestris, 169, 170
Austin, Esther, dancer, 253
Baif, author, 51
Bakst, Leon, ballet producer, 321
Ballard, French printer, 139
Ballet Comique de la Royne, 56-60, 70-73
Ballet-ambulatoire, 83, 87
Beatification of Ignatius Loyola, 83
Canonisation of S. Charles Boromée, 85
Ballet in England from early 18th century, largely imported from
France and Italy, 182
new spirit infused in first half of 19th century, 208
of small artistic value from 1850-1870, 250
revival as London institution at Alhambra and Empire, 251, 308
all British ballet, 316
no State-aided training, 322
Heroic;
eighty given in France from 1589-1610, 88
Pantomime, 114
Russian, 308, 321;
given first at Coliseum, 313;
at Covent Garden, 318;
at Drury Lane, 318;
dancers from the Mariensky, Petrograd, and from Opera House,
Moscow, 318
Savoy, Court of, 89-91
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