Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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1 Sydney , " Telegraph 4 July 14 1 SYDNEY JULY À Celebrated Dancer . MAIL M 1914 A musemente . , concreta MAUD ALLAN CUERXIA SKY ELABOX . TO NIORT TONIT . 10 NIGHT , TONGIT . * NIGHT . ISIONIT Plares open for 3 / Resented Eexts TO DAY , at Paling > AUD ALLAN and the MAUD u sive e Matinee on WEDNESDAT NIET , W : * ISS MAUD ALLAN , one of the greatest dancers in the world , opened a brief season at the Palace Theatre on Saturday evening , and delighted a crowded audience with her interpretations of the various emotions inspired by various beautiful musical . composi tions . Schubert's " Am Meer ” ( arranged by Liszt ) , Cho pin's " Valse in A Minor ” ( Op . 34 , No. 2 ) , Mendelssohn's " Spring Song , " Schubert's " Moment Musical , " and other favourite pieces ( played by an excellent orchestra ) were included in the series , and Miss Allan's graceful move ments excited the utmost enthusiasm . Her principal item was " The Vision of Salome , " a realistic piece of work , with many thrilling features . " Everywhere Miss Allan has appeared some people have objected to the portrayal of this scene on the stage ; but the dancer claims that there is nothing improper in the performance , because it is represented simply as a dream . The Cherniavski Brothers help the entertainment with several charming instrumentul selections . & ... PALACE THEATRE lee William Anderson Buen Manager John Fanning WN . ANDERSON PRESENTS , BY ARRANGEMENT WITH W. AIGUSA 03 . LAULALIIN . NAUI ) SILAN MATD ALLAN and 10. JAN , and I8CHEL CHIRNIAVSKY , CIERNIAVSKY , Ellen Terry OPENIN TONIGHT , KATINIAY JULY 4b , For 6 Eveung wad one Matinee on Wednesday . MAUD ALLAN in her Revival of the Ancient Art of Greece , od in het interpretation of the vision Some , " jr which the ** A INSTANTANIOUS SUCULASS IS MELBOL HSE . A Notable Reappearance . Syday U U Mail J Jus 8 1914 THE VISION OF SALOME , THE VISION OF SALOME , THE VISION OF AIDS , TIL VISION OF SALSE , TIE VISION OF SAME , THL VISION OF TAIOME , THE VISION OF SALOME , MAUD ALLAN'S SOST FAMOUS DANCE Tint produced by Maud Allan at the Royal Opera House , Vienna , and subsequently fiven by her for CON consecutive performances at the Palace Theatre , London . The MSI by MARCEL REMY . Orchestration by louerich von Mohlovice , with Authentic Ancient Hebrew Themez . The Special Scenery Designed by Joseph Harker , and painted by Waltes and Dixon . TROGRAMUE . Overture , " ferry Wives of Windsor " Niccolai THE ORCHESTRA Trio in C Minor ( So. 2 ) , for l'ancforte , Violin , and Violonce : o , First Movement - Allegro Energieo .... Mendelssohn ( 1809-1847 ) LEO , JAN , and MISCHEL CHERNIATELY . DANCE POEMS . " AY NEER " MAUD ALLAX . VALSE IS A MINOR , Op . 34 , No. ... Chopia ( 1610 1849 ) ALD ALLAN SPRING SONG , Op . 62 .... Mendelssohn ( 1809-1847 ) VALD ALLAN MOMENT MUSICAL Schubert MAL'D ALLAX . ( a ) CANTABILE ( b ) ARL.QUIN Popper MICHEL CHERNIA VSKY . At the Piano ..... FRANK ST . LEGER VALSE , The Beautiful Blue Devube Strauss VALSE DES FLEURES ( xe Noisette ) . Tschaikowsky TIS ORCHI STRA . XOCTURNE IX E MAJOR Chopin ( 1810 1849 ) PRELUDE No. 03 Chopin ( 1510-149 ) PARAPHRASE - Rigoletto ... , ierdili JAS ( HERNI AVSKY . * 10LIS CONCERTU IN D MAJOR First Morement ) .. Teebaikowsky ( With Orchestra ) LED CHERNIA VBKT . THE " VISION OF ALAME Busic by Marcel Remy MAD ALLAN The Special Symphony Orchestra of 35 Professional Musicians under the Conditonhap of Frank Bt . Leger Reserved seats . Il and ( a mited number of Vice . Regal Reserved . Seats at 106 ) . I reserved as 3 ) and Plans at Paling's 11 :: noon ; afterwards all the afternoon at the White Rose Conta tionery . Chenge of Programme at curh performance . Natager for six ud Allan , HOWARD EDIE . NUSUAL Interest aitaches to the matinee performance which the Actors ' Association is arranging for July 8 à honour of Miss Ellen Terry . The chief in terest centres in the production of the trial scene fro ... " The Merchant of Venice , " and Miss Terry herself will probably for the last time , play the part of Portia , whici in earlle : days made her famous . This will be a very dif . ferent thing from the brief recitals from Portla's speeches which Miss Terry giyes in her lectures . She will appear , as she appeared so often at the Lyceum with Sir Henry Irving in days gone by , on the stage Itsell , with all its trappings and accessories , and she will be assisted by actors and actresses specially selected by the Actors ' As sociation for the occasion , Mr. G. S. Titheradge ( president of the association ) fuking the part of Shylock . The occasion will be marked by the reappearance for this event only ) of Mrs. J. R. Wood , of Newcastle , who as Essie Jenyns won for herself in the few years she was on the stage a very high place as a Shakespearean actress . When Miss Jenyns got married the stage lost one of its bright particular stars . “ During her short career on the stage , " says Brewer in his " History of the Drama and Musie in New South Wales , " " Miss Essie Jenyns reached i position in drama similar to that of Madame Melba in ..... Schubert opera . Her first appearance was in a comparatively modern part - that of May Gordon in a play entitled " The Iron Ring . ' But the accomplished young lady made her first -ppeal té the judginent of the critics in the highest walk of the stage as Juliet , Mr. W. J. Holloway playing Romeo and Miss Kate Arden the nurse . Miss Jenyns has studied under William Creswick , and certainly did credit to her tutor . Her extreme youth , personal attractions , and talent CT ORAESTRA of these two ladies on the stage together will make the occasion a memorable one indeed . Mrs. Wood will play the part of Nerissa . It is a part , unfortunately , with only a few speaking lines in the trial scene of the play ( Portia has a opoly the scene , so far as the ladies are con cerned ) , but that will not detract from the interest 0 ! seeing her once again upon the stage . Suphine Mail Miss Maud Allan as Salome . This celebrated dancer , who is now appearing at the Palace Theatre , was born at Toronto , in Canada , and was educated in California , and afterwards in Europe . She studied music in Berlin , and nude les first appearance as #dancer at Vienna in 1903 . ( Plus samihan photo as Salome July Leo Cherniavsky , The leader of the talented trio of brothers whose instrumental selections are a pleasing lagre of the Maud Allan entertainment . Mr. Leo is a brilliant violinist , while one of his brothers plays the piano , and the other the cello . 1914 ( Plus glamon photo )

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