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]
Ballets:
Acis and Galatea, [208]
Aladdin, [261]
Veil of Diamonds, [261]
Alaska, [285]
Alchemists, of, [96]
Alcibiade, [101]
Algeria, [260]
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, [264]
All the Year Round, [269]
Alma, [241]
Amour, Malade l’, [101]
Amour Vengé, l’, [208]
Amours Déguisés, les, [101]
Antiope, [260]
Asmodeus, [260]
Astrea, [260]
Automne Bacchanale, l’, [217], [311]
Babil et Bijou, [259]
Bacchus et Ariane, [152]
Baigneuse, la, [308]
Bayadères, les, [225]
Beatrix, [238]
Beauties of the Harem, [254]
Beauty and the Beast, [264]
Belle au Bois Dormant, [226]
Belle of the Ball, [292], [294], [295]
Bivouac, the, [260]
Bluebeard, [264]
Britannia’s Realm, [267]
Pas des Patineurs, [267]
Bugle Call, the, [289]
By the Sea, [281]
Cadmus, [111]
Caractères de la Danse, [157], [180]
Camargo, [316]
Carmen, [258], [268], [275]
Carnaval (Schumann), [320], [321]
Carnaval de Venise, le, [225], [244], [258]
Cassandra, [99]
Castor and Pollux, [217]
Cécile, [280]
Chercheuse d’Esprit, la, [181], [185]
Chicago, [262]
Chinois, [171]
Cinderella, [289]
Cinq Seul, le, [244]
Cinquantaine, [169]
Cleopatra, [280]
Cleopatra (Glazounov), [320], [321]
Cloches de Corneville, les, [273]
Colour of Life, the (dance-scena), [315]
Coppélia, [277]
Coppélia (Delibes), [290], [295], [296], [298], [325]
Coq d’Or, le, [321]
Cupid, [260]
Cupid in Arcadia (Comic), [254]
Dance Dream, the, [275]
Dancing Doll, the, [289]
Dancing Master, the, [301]
Danse, la, [282], [316]
Day in Paris, [298], [299]
Day Off, a, [265]
Débutante, the, [291], [296], [301]
Débutante, the, new edition, [305]
Demon’s Bride, the, [254]
Devil’s Forge, the, [267]
Diable au Violon, le, [243]
Diana, [279]
Dieu Bleu, le, [319]
Dilara, [279]
Don Juan, [217]
Don Quixote, [262]
Dream of Wealth, [280]
Dryad, the, [296-298]
Duel in the Snow, [280]
Enchantment, [260]
Endymion, [169]
Entente Cordiale, the, [270]
Eoline, [245]
Europe, [306]
Excelsior, [251]
Fairies’ Home, the, [255]
Fantaisie Chorégraphique, [301]
Faun, the, [302]
Faust, [282]
Femina, [275]
Fernando Cortez, [217], [225]
Fête Galante, la, [290]
Fêtes d’Adam, les, [182]
Fêtes de Bacchus et de l’Amour, [104], [109], [111]
Fêtes d’Hébé, les, [185]
Fêtes de l’Hymen et de l’Amour, [181]
Fêtes Vénitiennes, les (opera ballet), [138], [139]
Fidelia (le Violon du Diable), [262]
Filets de Vulcain, les, [227]
Fille du Bandit, la, [245]
Fille du Danube, la, [238]
Fille de Marbre, la, [242]
First Love, [304]
Flora, [99]
Flore et Zephire, [208], [226], [227]
Gardes Françaises, les, [256]
Gay City, the, [266]
Gemma, [243]
Giselle, [236], [238], [277]
Gitana, la, [231]
Golden Wreath, [257]
Gretna Green, [266]
Handy Man, the, [266]
Happy Shipwreck, the, [208]
Hertha, [244]
Horoscope, the, [240]
Hungary, [253]
Hurly Burly, [277]
Hvika, [250]
Ideala, [260]
Impatience, l’, [101]
Inspiration, [266]
Iphigénie en Aulide, [217]
Irene, [260]
Jack Ashore, [265]
Japan, in, [266]
Jugement de Pâris, le, [231], [245]
Pas des Déesses, [246]
Lac des Fées, [241]
Laura and Lenze, [208]
Lydie, [226]
Médée et Jason, [201]
Melusine, [260]
Memnon, [259]
Milliner Duchess, the, [288], [296]
Mirza, [185]
Monte Cristo, [282]
Mountain Sylph, [254]
Mystères d’Isis, les, [217]
Nadia, [260]
Napoli, [266]
Narcisse, [321]
Nations, Les, Parisian Quadrille, [253]
New York, [303]
Nina the Enchantress, [260]
Ninette à la Cour, [185]
Nisita, [281]
Old China, [287]
Ondine, [241], [242]
On the Square, [274]
Or, Le Coq d’, [322]
Orfeo, [281]
Oriella, [261]
Our Army and Navy, [260]
Our Crown, [287]
Palace of Pearl, [277]
Papillons, les, [286]
Paquita (Grisi), [239]
Paquita (Alhambra), [274]
Paris Exhibition, [280]
Parisiana, [271]
Peri, the, [237], [238]
Perseus, [111]
Plaisirs, les, [101]
Polly, [277]
Premier, Navigateur, le, [185], [186]
Press, the, [284]
Printemps, Le Sacre du, [322]
Psyche (1787), [202]
Psyche (Alhambra), [275]
Puella, [254]
Pygmalion, [152]
Queen of Spades, [271], [272]
Raillerie, la, [101]
Reaper’s Dream, the, [304]
Réception d’une jeune nymphe à la cour de Terpsichore, [225]
Red Shoes, the, [265]
Rip van Winkle, [264]
Roberto il Diavolo, [300], [325]
Robert Macaire, [280]
Rose d’Amour, [279]
Rose de Séville, [250]
Rosière, la, [185]
Round the Town, [281]
Round the Town Again, [286]
Round the World, [300]
Sacre du Printemps, le, [320]
Salandra, [260]
Sal! Oh My! [274]
Sappho and Phaon, [208]
Scheherazade, [316]
Seaside, [286]
Seasons, the, [260]
Ship Ahoy! [302]
Sicilien, le, [225]
Sioux, the (comic), [261]
Sir Roger de Coverley, [292]
Sleeping Beauty, [261]
Soldiers of the Queen, [266]
Spectresheim, [254]
Spectre de la Rose, le, [321]
Sports of England, [279]
Swans, the, [260]
Sylph of the Glen, [254]
Sylphide, [224], [227], [228], [236], [238], [241], [244], [296], [315]
Sylphides, les, [320], [321]
Sylvia, [277], [303]
Télémaque, [202]
Temps, le, [101]
Temps de la Paix, le [112]
Temptation, [261]
Titania, [304]
Tobacco, of (1650), [97]
Tribulations d’un Maître de Ballet, [231]
Triomphe de l’Amour, [111]
Triumph of Bacchus, [101]
Triumph of Venus, [100]
Two Flags, the, [273]
Two Gregorys, the, [254]
Under One Flag, [282]
Versailles, [281], [316]
Vestale, la, [217], [225]
Victoria and Merrie England, [264]
Village Festival, [260]
Vincennes, [101]
Vineland, [288]
Vine, The, [306]
Vivandière, la, [243]
Water Nymph, the, [304]
Wildfire, [256]
Yolande, [225]
Zanetta, [260]
Zephyre, [203]
Ballon, M., dancer, [106], [110], [115], [123]
Baltasarini. See [Beaujoyeux]
Banquet-ball, [53-55], [71]
Baron, author, [61]
Basse-dance, [63-66]
Bathyllus, Roman actor, [44-46], [114], [119]
Baudiery-Laval, maître de ballet, [106], [110]
Baudiery-Laval, Michel-Jean, dancer, [106], [110]
Baum, John, manager Alhambra, [254]
Beauchamps, dancer, [62], [106], [109-111], [164]
[Beaujoyeux] (Baltasarini), designer of Ballet Comique de la Reine, 1581, [56-60], [70-73], [82]
Beaumont, Francis, dramatist, [74]
Beaupré, Mlle., dancer, [203]
Bedells, Phyllis, dancer, [292], [299-305], [306]
Belloni, actor, famed as Pierrot, [133]
Beni Hassan, [29], [31]
Benserade, arranged ballet of “Cassandra” in which Louis XIV appeared, [99]
Benson, F. R., [313]
Bensusan, S. L., adapted ballet from his novel, Dede, [266]
Berein, Francis, theatrical mechanician, [111]
Berend, Rosa, actress, [259]
Bergonzio di Botta, arranged the Banquet-ball, 1489, [52-56], [71], [82]
Bertin, Antoine, author, [139]
Bertrand, A., ballet master, [255-258], [276]
Bessone, Mlle., dancer, [260]
Bianchini, designer, [276]
Biancolelli, Pierre-François (Domenique), actor, famed as Arlequin, [133], [134]
Bias, Fanny, dancer, [203]
Bigottini, Mlle., dancer, [203], [204]
Bishop, Will, dancer, [282], [286]
Blande, Edith, actress, [259]
Blasis, Carlo, actor, dancer, writer, and Director of Imperial Academy of Dancing and Pantomime at Milan, [23], [24], [148], [213-220], [222], [272], [319], [320]
Blasis, Francesco, [214]
Blasis, Teresa, sister of Carlo, [218]
Blasis, Vincenza Coluzzi Zurla, [214]
Blasis, Virginia, sister of Carlo, prima donna, [218]
Blaze, Castil, writer on Paris Opera, [72], [111], [172];
quoted, [228]
Blondi, dancer, [106], [110], [158]
Boileau, Nicolas, Sieur Despréaux, [196], [200]
Bolm, Adolphe, dancer, [296], [299], [301]
Bonnet, author, [61]
Bordin, Maria, dancer, [272], [273]
Bouffon, dance, [63], [74]
Bourgeois, composer, [113]
Bourrée, dance, [318]
Brancher, Mlle., dancer, [203]
Branle (bransle) dance, [63], [64], [68], [69]
Bright, Dora, composer, [296], [302], [315], [317]
Brissac, Duc de, [56]
Britta, Mlle., dancer, [274], [275]
Brocard, Mlle., dancer, [209], [228]
Broughton, Phyllis, dancer and actress, [249], [295]
Browne, William, poet, [74]
Brutton, W. M., architect, [271]
Buckley, Reginald, [325]
Bunn, manager Drury Lane, [238]
Byng, G. W., musical director Alhambra, [265-268], [272-274]
Cachucha, dance, [212]
Calthrop, Dion Clayton, [275]
Calverley, C. S., translation quoted, [34]
Camargo, Marie-Anne de Cupis de, dancer, [115-117], [156-162], [223]
Cambert, musician, [104], [113]
Campion, Thomas, poet and musician, [74]
Campra, composer, [113], [128], [138], [305]
Canaries (Canary), dance, [69], [74]
Canova, sculptor, [216]
Canterbury Music Hall, [249]
Captain, The, conventional character of 18th century Italian comedy, [121], [122]
Caroso, author, [62]
Carr, Osmond, Dr., [292]
Carville, Mlle., dancer, [106]
Casaboni, Josephine, dancer, [264-266]
Casati, M., ballet master, [260]
Cavallazi, Malvina, Mme., dancer, [258], [280], [281], [282], [285]
Cave, Joseph A., manager Alhambra [254]
Cecchetti, M., dancer, [279], [281]
Celerier, director of Opera, [191]
Cerito, Fanny, dancer, [223], [229], [231], [240-243], [245-247], [278]
Cerri, Cecilia, dancer, [264], [265]
Chaconne, dance, [71], [115], [166], [317]
Chambers, Emma, actress, [255], [258], [259]
Chameroy, Mlle., dancer, [203]
Chaplin, Nellie, reviver of ancient music and dances, [318]
Chapman, George, dramatist, [74]
Chevigny, Mlle., dancer, [202], [203]
Choiseul, de, Archbishop of Cambrai, [183]
Choiseul, Maréchal de, [106]
Cibber, Colley, quoted, [17]
Cinthio, character in French pantomime, [126]
Clarke, Cuthbert, composer, [298], [302]
Cleather, Gordon, singer, [297]
Clerc, Elise, dancer and ballet producer, [274], [289]
Clermont, College of, ballets at, [93]
Clotilde, Mlle., dancer, [203]
Clown, [121], [123]
Cochin, C. N., engraver, [131]
Coffin, Hayden, actor, [277]
Coliseum, [313]
Collette, Charles, actor, [258]
Collier, Beatrice, dancer, [299], [303]
Collins, Lottie, dancer, [309]
Colonna, Mlle., dancer, [253]
Columbine, conventional character of 18th century Italian comedy, [122], [123], [126]
Comedie Ballet, [73]
Comelli, designer of costume, [271-273]
Constantini, Angelo, actor, famous impersonator of Mezzetin, [134]
Contredanse, [115]
Cook, Aynsley, actor, [257], [258]
Cook, Furneaux, actor, [258]
Coppi, Carlo, ballet producer, [24], [261], [264], [266], [267]
Cormani, Mme., dances arranged by, [260], [266], [267]
Cormani, Miss, dancer, [271]
Corneille, Pierre, author, [115], [123]
Costa, Mario, composer, [272]
Coulon, Mlle., dancer, [203]
Coulon, M., dancer, [225]
Courante (Coranto) dance, [63], [67], [68], [81], [115], [317]
Covent Garden Theatre, [152], [295], [308]
Cracovienne, dance, [212]
Craig, Gordon, [315], [324]
Craske, Dorothy, dancer, [289], [290]
Crozat, patron of Watteau, [132], [138]
Crystal Palace, [249]
Curti, Alfredo, ballet master, [24], [271], [272], [273], [275]
Dalcroze, Jacques, [325]
Dallas, John J., actor, [257]
Dance, older than drama, [26]
early instinct of mankind, [27]
ritual of, in Egypt, [28]
sacred, secular, theatrical, [28], [40]
in Greece, [31-40]
in Greek drama: Emmeleia, Hyporchemata, Kordax, Sikinnis, [37], [63]
Pyrrhic, [38]
in honour of Jupiter, of Minerva, of Apollo, of Innocence to Diana, of Delos to Venus, [38]
in Eleusinian mysteries, [39]
Collar, [39]
individualistic, [39]
Dancing, value of personality in, [283]
Daniel, Samuel, poet, [74]
Dauberval, dancer, [166], [180], [202], [203], [216]
Dauberval, Mme. (née Mlle. Theodore), dancer, [203]
Davenant, Sir William, [304]
David, G. Mlle., dancer, [257]
David, Jacques Louis, painter, [182]
Davies, Sir John, author of Orchestra, or a Poeme on Dauncing, [67]
Dekker, Thomas, dramatist, [74]
Delaborde, financier, [183]
Delaplace, actor, played Scaramouche, [134]
de la Roque, Antoine, [138];
librettist of “Médée et Jason,” [138]
Delibes, composer, [277], [290], [298], [303]
Dervieux, Mlle., dancer, [185]
Desaix, M., dancer, [106]
Deshayes, M., dancer and producer of ballet, [203], [208], [241]
Desmarets, composer, [113]
Desmares, Mlle., Danish actress, [135]
Desmatins, Mlle., dancer, [111]
Desnos, Bishop of Verdun, [183]
Despréaux, Jean, dancer and poet, [190-201]
Destouches, composer, [113], [317]
Didelot, M., ballet master, [203], [208], [226]
Diderot, Denis, encyclopædist, [171]
Doctor, The, conventional character of 18th-century Italian comedy, [121], [122], [126], [134]
Dolaro, Selina, actress and dancer, [256]
Dolivet, M., dancer, [111]
Dorat, poet, [171], [185]
Dorival, Mlle., dancer, [187]
Dowsett, Vernon, stage manager Alhambra, [260]
Drama, early, [25-29]
Drury Lane Theatre, [142], [237], [295], [308]
Dryden, Alexander, [304]
Dumoulin, M., dancer, [116], [158]
Duncan, Isadora, [153], [310], [313], [314], [325]
Duport, M., dancer, [203]
Dupré, Louis Pierre, dancer, [110], [116], [164], [203]
Duverney, Pauline, dancer, [209], [210], [292]
Edelinck, engraver, [134]
Edwardes, George, theatre manager, [277], [281], [284]
Egville, d’, M., producer of ballet, [208]
Elia, Mlle., dancer, [261]
Elliots, the, family of dancers, [254]
Elssler, Fanny, dancer, [210-212], [248], [278], [292]
Elssler, Thérèse, sister of above, dancer, [210-212]
Emmanuel, La Danse Grecque, [35]
Empire Theatre, [252], [276], [294-308]
closed, October 27 to November 2, 1893, by County Council, [282]
Espinosa, ballet producer, [249]
Espinosa, Edouard, dancer, actor and producer, [305]
Espinosa, Judith, dancer, [266]
Eularia, character in French pantomime, [126]
Euripides, [25]
Fabbri, dancer, [249]
Fairs, Theatres of the, [109], [128-130], [132], [133]
St. Germain, February to Easter, [128], [133]
St. Laurent, June to October, [128], [133], [140], [150]
Falcon, Mme., singer, [244]
Fandango, dance, [212]
Farinis, the, gymnasts, [253]
Farnie, H. B., librettist, [256], [258], [276]
Farren, Fred, dancer, actor and producer, [266], [289], [290], [299-304], [306]
Faustin, designer of costumes, [258], [276]
Favart, Mme., dancer, [181]
Favier, M., dancer, [109]
Fedorova, Sophie, dancer, [320]
Fernon, Mlle., dancer, [111]
Ferrabosco, Alfonso, composer, [76]
Ferraris, Amalia, dancer, [249]
Ferté, de la, M., Director de l’Académie, [187], [188]
Feuillet, ballet master, [62], [106]
Fleming, Noel, actor, [300]
Fletcher, John, dramatist, [74]
Fokine, Michel, ballet producer, [24], [322], [326]
Fontanes, President of the French Legislative Chamber, [204]
Ford, A. G., stage manager Alhambra, [262]
Ford, Bert, dancer, [301]
Ford, Ernest, composer, [282]
Foucarts, the, gymnasts, [253]
Fouquet, Comptroller of Finances, [99]
Fragonard, [125], [181], [290]
Francine, a director of Royal Academy of Dance and Music, Paris, [157]
Francoeur, director of Opera, [19]
Fuller, Loie, dancer, [312]
Fuseli, Henry, painter, [214]
Gaillarde (cinq-pas), dance, [63], [66], [81], [317]
Galeazzo, Duke of Milan, [53], [54]
Gallini, director of Opera in London, [187], [188]
Ganne, Louis, composer, [266]
Gantenberg, Edvige, dancer, [286]
Gardel, Maximilien, maître de ballet, [23], [172], [181], [217], [320]
Gardel, Pierre, brother of above, [201], [202]
Garrick, David, [165], [171], [214], [308]
Gascoigne, George, poet and dramatist, [74]
Gautier, Théophile, [24], quoted [227], [236], quoted [237], [243]
Gavotte, [63], [69], [161], [317]
Geltzer, Catrina, dancer, [275]
Génée, Adeline, [119], [220];
début in London, [283], [284-298], [300], [316]
Génée, Alexandre, uncle to Adeline, [284], [300]
Gersaint, correspondent of Watteau, [138]
Gherardi, Evariste, quoted, [122]
Gigue, dance, [115], [317]
Giles, Thomas, dance-master, [76], [81]
Gillert, Mlle. T. de, mime, [255-259]
Gilles. See [Pierrot]
Gillot, Claude, engraver, [126], [127], [137]
Gilmer, Albert A., manager Alhambra, [262]
Giuri, Mlle., dancer, [280]
Glazounov, composer, [318]
Glover, James W., composer, [271]
Gluck, Christoph, composer, [172], [201]
Goncourt, Edmond, [179], [187], [196]
Goncourts, de, [138]
Gorsky, Alexander A., ballet producer, [275]
Gosselin, Mlle., dancer, “the boneless,” [203], [217]
Grahn, Lucile, dancer, [223], [229], [231], [244-248]
Granville, Violet, actress, [258]
Gregory, Nazianzen, quoted, [49]
Grétry, composer, [201]
Greville, Eva, dancer, [250]
Grey, Miss Lennox, singer and actress, [256]
Grey, Sylvia, dancer, [251], [295]
Grigolati troupe, [263]
Grimaldi, [42]
Grisi, Carlotta, [119], [164], [223], [229], [231], [235-239]
Grisi, Giuditta, singer, cousin of Carlotta, [235]
Grisi, Giulia, singer, cousin of Carlotta, [235]
Gueméné, Prince de, [186]
Guerrero, Mme., dancer, [268]
Guimard, Madeleine, dancer, “le squelette des Grâces,” [179-195], [199], [201], [202], [233]
Haggard, Sir Rider, ballet founded on his Cleopatra, [280]
Hahn, Reynaldo, composer, [320]
Hall, Edward, chronicler, [72]
Hamoche, actor, famed as Pierrot, [133]
Handel, George F., composed “Terpsichore” for Mlle. Sallé, [153]
Hardouin, dancer, [112]
[Harlequin], [122], [123], [126], [133]
Harlequinade, [41], [123]
Harris, Sir Augustus, theatre manager, [277]
Hastings, Charles, quoted, [43]
Hawthorne, Ethel, dancer, [264]
Haymarket Theatre (King’s), [151], [218]
Heberlé, Mlle., dancer, [235]
Heinel, Mme., dancer, wife of Gaetan Vestris, [168], [187]
Henley, W. H., poet, [316]
Henry, M., dancer, [203]
Hermitage, the, Petrograd, [135]
Herne, Hieronimus, dance master, [76]
Herodotus, [30]
Hersee, H., [276]
Hertford House, [133], [135-137], [161]
Hervé, composer, [276], [279], [280]
Hilligsberg, Mme., [208]
Hippodrome, [311]
Hitchins, H. J., manager Empire, [276], [277], [298]
Hofschuller, Fräulein, dancer, [276]
Holland, William, manager Alhambra, [259]
Hollingshead, John, [252], [253], [261], [276]
Hooten, Miss, dancer, [262], [263]
Howell, James, business manager Alhambra, [265]
Hylas, roman actor, [45], [46]
Iliad, quotation from Book xviii, [32]
Isabella of Aragon, [53], [54]
Isabelle, conventional character of 18th-century Italian comedy, [122], [126]
Italian comedians in Paris, [125], [129], [137]
early troupe in 1576, Gli Gelosi, [126]
Fiorelli’s Royal troupe, Palais Royal, [126]
banished from France, 1679-1716, [127]
at Theatres of the Fairs, [128], [129]
troupes of Mme. Jeanne Godefroy, Von der Beck, of Christopher Selles, of Louis Nivelon, of St. Edmé, of Constantini (known as Octave), [129], [133], [134]
Jacobi, G., composer, [255], [257], [258], [260], [261], [263], [264]
Jarente, de, Bishop of Orleans, [183]
Johnson, Robert, composer, [318]
Jones, Inigo, [76]
Jones, Sidney, composer, [289]
Jonson, Ben, [74], [81], [82]
Josset, Mlle. M. A., dancer, [256]
Joukoff, Leonid, dancer, [305]
Joyeuse, Duc de, [56]
Julian the Apostate, [49]
Julie, Mlle., dancer, [259]
Jullienne collection of engravings after Watteau, [125], [126], [131], [135]
Justinian, Emperor, [48]
Karina, Mme., dancer, [315]
Karsavina, Mme., [119], [220], [315], [320]
“King Arthur,” poetic drama, [324]
Kiralfy, Imre, [253]
Kiralfy, Bolossy, [253]
Kiralfy, Aniola, [253]
Kosloff, M., ballet producer, [316]
Kyasht, Lydia, dancer, [296], [298-305], [314]
Laborie, M., dancer, [203]
La Bruyère, quoted, [105-106], [109]
Lafontaine, Mlle., dancer, [111]
La Malaguenita, dancer, [275]
Lancret, Nicholas, painter, Louis XIV., [112], [125], [154], [156], [161], [290]
Lanner, Katti, Mme., maîtresse de ballet, [24], [226], [250], [259], [278-282], [308]
her National School of Dancing, [278]
Lanner, Joseph, waltz composer, [278]
Lany, M., dancer, [203]
Lapierre, dancer, [109]
Laporte, [208]
La Salmoiraghi, dancer, [262]
Lau, Comtesse de, [189]
Lauri family, dancers, [254], [261]
Laverne, Pattie, singer, [256]
Lawton, Frank, whistler, [274], [286]
Leandre, conventional character of 18th-century Italian comedy, [122]
Le Basque, dancer, [106]
Le Breton, Mlle., dancer, [106]
Lecocq, composer, [258]
Ledoux, architect, [182]
Lee, Miss Rose, actress, [257]
Le Fré, Albert, dancer, [265]
Legallois, Mlle., dancer, [217]
Legnani, Mlle., dancer, [260], [262]
Leigh, Henry S., dramatist, [257], [258]
Leoffeler, Miss L., dance-mistress and producer, [317]
Lenoir, architect, [202]
Léo, composer, [277]
Leon, Virginia, dancer, [217]
Leonora, La Belle, dancer, [274], [275]
Leotard, gymnast, [252], [253]
Le Peintre, Mlle., dancer, [111]
Lepicq, M., dancer, [203]
Leroux, Pauline, dancer, [210], [228], [292]
Le Sage, Alain, [150]
Leslie, Fanny, actress, [259]
Leslie, Fred, actor, [258], [259]
L’Etang, M., dancer, [111]
Lethbridge, Alice, dancer, [251], [295]
Lettres sur la Danse, et sur les Ballets, by Noverre, published 1760, English translation 1786, [173];
quoted, [174-178]
Levey, Florence, dancer, [250]
Ligne, Prince and Princesse de, [157]
Lincoln’s Inn Fields Theatre, (Duke’s), [123], [142], [150], [151], [304]
Lind, Jenny, singer, [248]
Lind, Letty, dancer, [251], [295]
Locke, John, author, [114]
Longhi, Giuseppe, engraver, [216]
Longus, vintage dance in his novel Daphnis and Chloe, [37]
Loseby, Constance, actress, [258], [259]
Lovati, Mlle., dancer, [264]
Love, Mabel, dancer, [295]
Lucian, quoted, [23], [34], [39], [147]
Lulli, Jean-Baptiste, composer, [104], [110], [113], [128], [138], [305]
Lumley, manager of the Opera (Her Majesty’s), [223], [308]
Luna, Mlle., dancer, [277]
Lutz, Meyer, musician, [282]
Lycurgus, [38]
McCleery, R. C., scenic artist, [307]
Maccus, prototype of Punch, [43], [121]
Machiavelli, [215]
Madrolle, French publicist, [214]
Maine, Duchesse du, [114], [115], [122]
Majiltons, acrobatic dancers, [254]
Malibran, Maria, singer, [235]
Malter, the brothers, dancers, [203]
“Maneros,” [30]
Manzotti, ballet producer, [24], [251]
Mapleson, manager Covent Garden, [250]
Marguerite of Lorraine, [56]
Maria la Belle, Mlle., dancer, [271]
Marie, Mlle., dancer, [262]
Marie Antoinette, Queen, [173], [316]
Marinette, character in French pantomime, [126]
Marius, M., actor, [277]
Marmontel, Jean François, writer, [184]
Martell, F., Miss, dancer, [304]
Martinetti, Paul, ballet producer, [280]
Marvin, Fred, actor, [259]
Mask first discarded by Gaetan Vestris in dancing, [167]
Masque, [60], [72], [73], [82], [87]
list of notable, 1585-1609, [74]
Elizabethan, [308]
Matachin, dance, [63]
Mathews, Julia, actress, [254]
Matthews, Miss, dancer, [259], [260]
Maupin, Mlle. de, dancer, [112]
Mauri, Rosita, dancer, [249]
May, Miss Alice, actress, [258]
May, Jane, Mlle., [119], [271]
Mazurka, dance, [212]
Melville, Mlle., dancer, [255]
Menestrier, Abbé, quoted, [21], [22], [23], [81], [83]
Méry, poet, [227]
Meursius, [40]
Mezzetin, conventional character of 18th-century Italian comedy, [122], [126], [134]
Miller, Mlle., dancer, later Mme. Pierre de Gardel, [202], [203]
Minuet, [317];
Lady Elizabeth Spencer’s, [318]
Molière, Jean Baptiste, [73], [104], [121], [126]
Monkhouse, Harry, actor, [259]
Monteclair, composer, [113], [139], [305]
Montessu, Mme. (née Albert), dancer, [209]
Moore, Marshall, producer, [317]
Mordkin, dancer, [164], [217], [310], [311]
More, Unity, dancer, [301], [303], [305]
Moreau, Junior, engraver, [197]
Morino, Mlle., dancer, [272-274]
Morisque dance (Morris), [69], [74]
Morton, Charles, theatrical manager, [256], [259], [260]
Mossetti, Carlotta, dancer, [274], [275], [302], [306]
Motteaux, translator of Don Quixote, [144]
Moul, Alfred, manager Alhambra, [263-265], [267], [271], [273], [275]
Mouret, composer, [113], [115], [123], [305];
bourrée by, [318]
Muller, Rosa, dancer, [259]
Muller, Marie, dancer, [259]
Musetto, dance, [166]
Mystery plays, [30]
Napoleon and Bigottini, [204]
Netscher, Theodore, painter, [134]
Newnham-Davis, Lieut.-Col., [298], [300], [303]
Nijinsky, dancer and ballet producer, [320]
Ninon de l’Enclos, [106], [190]
Nivelon, dancer and mime, [113], [123]
Noblet, Alexandrine, dancer, [209]
Noblet, Lise, dancer, [209], [210]
Nodier, Charles, author, [228]
Nourrit, Adolphe, writer, [228]
Noverre, Jean Georges, ballet master and writer on the dance, [23], [24];
quoted [115], [148], [152], [165], [166], [168], [171-178], [181], [201], [203], [213], [222], [272], [320]
Nuittier, maître de ballet, [24]
Octave, [126]
Octavie, conventional character of eighteenth-century Italian comedy, [122]
Offenbach, Jacques, composer, [254], [257], [258], [259], [288]
Opera—National. See [Royal Academy of Dance and Music]
Operas (opera-bouffe, etc.):
Belle Hélène, la, [254]
Billee Taylor, [277]
Callirhoé, [138]
Chilperic (musical spectacle), [276]
Créüse l’Athénienne, [138]
Don Juan, [254]
Fatinitza (comic), [257]
Faust-Up-to-Date (comic), [250]
Favorita, la, [236]
Fille de Mme. Angot, [256]
Fille du Tambour-Major, [259]
Fledermaus, die, [255]
Geneviève de Brabant, [257]
Grand Duchess, [257], [292]
Lady of the Locket (extravaganza), [277]
Muette di Portici, la, [209], [244]
Orphée aux Enfers, [255]
Petite Mademoiselle, la, [258]
Poule aux Œufs d’Or, la, [258]
Princesse de Carisme, [150]
Princesse de Trebizonde, [258]
Roi Carotte, le, [254]
Whittington, [254]
Zingaro, le, [236]
“Palace Girls,” [311]
Palace Theatre, [309]
Palladium Theatre, [310]
Palladino, Emma, dancer, [259], [260], [279], [281]
Panorama of Balaclava, [276]
Pantaloon (Pantalon), [121-123], [126]
Pantin, [181], [182]
Pantomime, English, [123]
French, [121], [125]
Italian, [121], [122], [124]
Roman, [41-46], [119], [120]
Pantomimes:
Arlequin, Emperor in the Moon, [122]
Jason, [122]
Man of Fortune, [122]
Proteus, [122]
Sorcerer, [123]
Enfant Prodigue, l’, [43], [119], [253], [271]
Cause of Woman, [122]
Columbine, Advocate, [122]
Divorce, [122]
On the Roofs (pantomime ballet), [261]
Rothomago (Fairy Spectacle), [258]
Sculptor and the Poodle (musical), [261]
Sumurun, [43], [314]
Where’s the Police? [253]
Pappus, forerunner of Pantaloon, [43], [121]
Pascariel, character in French pantomime, [126]
Pas de Quatre, 1845, [223], [229], [231], [239], [245]
Passacaille, dance, [115], [166]
Passani, Mlle., dancer, [256]
Passepied, dance, [115-117], [166], [318]
Pater, Jean Batiste, painter, [160], [290]
Paul V, Pope, [85]
Paulton, Harry, actor, [255], [256], [258], [259]
Pavane, dance, [63], [64], [66], [317]
Pavlova, Anna, dancer, [217], [310], [311], [314]
Pécourt, dance master, [62], [106], [110], [111], [305]
Pedrolino. See [Pierrot]
Pérignon, Mme., dancer, [202], [203]
Perregaux, banker, [187]
Perrin, Abbé, [104]
Perrot, dancer, husband of Carlotta Grisi, [231], [235], [246]
Perrot, maître de ballet, [24], [242]
Persiani, Mme., singer, [241]
Pertoldi, Mlle., dancer, [255], [256], [257], [258], [259], [277]
Peslin, Mlle., dancer, [187], [203]
Petipa, dancer, [238], [249]
Philips, Ambrose, poet and dramatist, [144]
Phrynichus, [37]
Picard, comic poet, [191]
Piccinni, composer, [201]
[Pierrot] (Pedrolino, also Gilles), [122], [123], [133]
Pitteri, Mlle., dancer, [254]
Pius IV, Pope, [85]
Plato, [34]
Plutarch, [37]
Poisson, family of Parisian actors:
Raymond, [134]
Paul, [134]
François, [134]
Pollini, Mlle., dancer, [261]
“Pomp” Thyrennian, [85]
Pomponette, Mlle., dancer, [273]
Porpora, manager of Haymarket Theatre, [153]
Porro, dancer, [262]
Pratesi, M., ballet master, [265], [266]
Prévôt, Mlle., dancer, [106], [115-118], [123], [157], [158]
Price, Lilian, dancer, [250]
Pugni, composer, [242]
Punchinello, [122]
Pylades, Roman actor, [44-46], [59], [114], [119]
Quinault, [104], [113]
Rameau, Jean Philippe, composer and writer on music, quoted, [115], [185], [305], [320]
Ravelli, director of opera in London, [187], [188]
Rebel, composer, [113]
Reece, Robert, author, [256], [258]
Reichstadt, Duc de, l’Aiglon, [211]
René, King of Anjou, inaugurated procession of Fête Dieu, [51]
Rheims College, ballet at, [91]
Riccoboni, Histoire du Théâtre Italien, [130]
Rich, Christopher, owner of Lincoln’s Inn Theatre, [150]
Rich, John, son of above, [123], [142], [150], [151], [308]
Richards, Mlle., dancer, [255]
Rigaudon (Rigadoon) dance, [71], [161], [318]
Righton, Edward, actor, [258]
Rimsky-Korsakov, composer, [322]
Rivani, theatrical mechanician, [111]
Riviere, Jules, conductor, [253]
Roffey, Mme., dancer, [260], [262], [263]
Roland, Mlle., dancer, [111], [159]
Ronald, Landon, composer, [267]
Rosa, Mlle., dancer, [255]
Rosati, Caroline, dancer, [249]
Rosi, G., Signor, actor and dancer, [273], [274]
Ross, Adrian, librettist, [292]
Rosselli, actor, [259]
Rossi, pupil of Noverre, [213]
Rossi, Adèle, dancer, [279], [281]
Rossi, ballet master, [266]
Roy, M., eighteenth-century poet, [132], [138]
[Royal Academy of Dance and Music], Paris, [99], [102], [109], [112], [147], [152], [157], [165];
Imperial academy in 1807, [191];
Opera, [202];
Opera National, [202];
Théâtre des Arts, [202];
Théâtre de la République et des Arts, [202]
Roze, Mlle., dancer, [202]
Russell, Howard, costume designer, [262], [263], [264], [265]
Ryan, T. E., scenic artist, [260], [261], [263], [264], [265], [272]
Ryley, J. H., actor and singer, [256]
Sacchini, Antonio, composer, [172], [201]
Saharet, Mlle., dancer, [310]
St. Cyr, Mimi, dancer, [309]
St. Denis, Ruth, dancer, [313]
St. Helier, Ivy, dancer, [305]
St. John, Florence, actress, [277]
St. Leon, musician and ballet master, husband of Fanny Cerito, [231], [242], [243], [246]
Sallé, Marie, Mlle., dancer and mime, [115], [116], [123], [150-155], [158-160], [165], [172], [224], [282]
Sallé, brother to above, [151]
Sampietro, Mlle., dancer, [260]
San Carlo Theatre, Naples, [219], [240]
Sangalli, Rita, dancer, [249]
Santini, Signor, dancer, [271-273], [286]
Santley, Kate, actress and dancer, [254]
Santori, Mlle., dancer, [279]
Sarabande, dance, [71], [318];
by Destouches, [318]
Saulnier, Mlle., dancer, [202]
Savoy, Court of, ballets at, [89-91], [93-98]
Scala, Flaminio, [121]
Scala Theatre, London, [312]
Scapin, conventional character of eighteenth-century Italian comedy, [122]
Scaramouche, conventional character of eighteenth-century Italian comedy, [122], [126], [134]
Sceaux, pantomime at, [114]
Schneitzhöffer, composer, [228]
Schollar, Ludmilla, dancer, [320]
Scott, George, manager Alhambra, [269]
Scott, Sir Walter, [209], [210]
Seale, Julia, Miss, dancer, [263], [264], [265], [266], [272], [274]
Serpette, Gaston, composer, [259]
Seymour, Katie, dancer, [281], [295]
Sims, G. R., [309]
Sinden, Bert, dancer, [281]
Sinden, Topsy, dancer, [281], [294]
Sirois, picture dealer, [132], [133]
Sismondi, Mlle., dancer, [254], [255], [276]
Skelley, Marjorie, dancer, [268]
Slack, Edith, dancer, [266], [268], [271]
Slater, C. Dundas, manager Alhambra, [265], [266], [267]
Slaughter, Walter, composer, [261]
Smith, Bruce, scenic artist, [262]
Smith, E. T., director of Alhambra, [252]
Smith, Miss Winifred, author of Commedia dell’ Arte, [124]
Soldene, Emily, actress, [253], [258]
Solomon, Edward, composer, [277]
Sophocles, [25]
Sophonisbie, [51]
Sortis, de, Bettina, dancer, [279], [280]
Soubise, Prince de, [181], [183], [184], [186], [187], [189]
Sourdeac, Marquis de, director of ballet, [104]
Spectator, The, [113], [142-147];
quoted, [144], [145]
Staël, Mme. de (Mlle. Delaunay), [114]
Stafford, Audrey, dancer, [266]
State-aided Opera and Ballet, [104], [149], [322]
Stedman, ballet producer, [317]
Steele, Richard, writer, [142], [144], [145]
Steps of dances recorded, [62], [65]
Storey, Fred, actor, [262], [264]
Stoyle, J. D. (Jimmy), actor, [257]
Strange, Frederick, manager Alhambra, [253]
Subligny, Mlle., dancer, [106], [112-115]
Sullivan, Sir Arthur, composer, [264]
Suppé, F. von, composer, [257]
Tabourot, Jehan. See [Arbeau]
Taglioni, Marie, [24], [119], [207-209], [222-234], [244-247], [282], [292], [293]
Taglioni, Louise, aunt to Marie, [224]
Taglioni, Louise, niece to Marie, [231], [246]
Taglioni, Philip, ballet master, father of Marie, [224]
Tambourin, dance, [161], [166]
Tatler, The, quoted, [143]
Taylor, Miss Daisy, dancer and actress, [273]
Tcherepinin, ballet producer, [321]
Telbin, scenic artist, [281]
Telestes, actor, [37]
Thackeray, W. M., [224], [296]
Théâtre des Arts. See [Royal Academy of Dance and Music]
Théâtre de la République et des Arts. See [Royal Academy of Dance and Music]
Thebes (Egypt), [29], [31]
Theocritus, Idyll xviii, [33-34]
Theodora, Empress, [48]
Thespis, [25], [37], [87]
Thévenard, dancer, [112]
Thorwaldsen, sculptor, [216]
Tissot, quoted, [215]
Togatæ, [43]
Tolstoy, [18]
Training of dancers, Milan, [220];
Petrograd, [220], [299];
general, [221], [222]
Tree, Sir H. Beerbohm, [295]
Trenchmore, dance, [74]
Tresca, [71]
Trianon, Petit, [73]
Valenciennes, [125], [132], [138]
Vanloo, Charles André, painter, [160]
Vaughan, Kate, dancer, [251], [277], [295]
Vaux-le-Vicomte, Château, [100]
Verity, Frank, architect, [289]
Véron, manager of Paris opera, [211]
Vesey, Clara, actress, [258]
Vestris, Auguste Armand, son of Marie Auguste, [170]
Vestris, Charles, nephew of Marie Auguste, [170]
Vestris, Gaetan Appolino Baltazar, [164-169], [173], [207]
Vestris, Marie Auguste, son of Gaetan and Marie Allard, [163], [164], [168-170], [180], [203], [207]
Vicenti, de, M., dancer, [260]
Victoria, Queen, dolls, [209], [228], [233], [246], [252]
Vigarani, theatrical mechanician, [104], [111]
Vincent, Ada, dancer, [281], [282]
Vismes, de, Director of Opera, Paris, [169]
Voisins, Gilbert, Comte de, married Marie Taglioni, [228]
Vokes, W., dancer, [289]
Volinin, Alexander, dancer, [67], [304]
Volta, [63], [66]
Voltaire, [153], [159], [167], [171], [174]
Wallace Collection, Hertford House, [133], [135], [136], [137]
Walse, la, [199]
Warde, Willie, dancer, [282]
Watteau, Antoine, [125-141], [290]
Amour au Théâtre Français, l’, [131], [135], [138], [290]
Amour au Théâtre Italien, [125], [130], [138]
Amusements Champêtres (Chantilly), [135]
Arlequin et Colombine (Hertford House), [133], [136]
Arlequin Jaloux, [133]
Assemblée dans un Parc (Berlin), [136]
Bal sous une Colonnade (Dulwich), [135-137], [139], [291]
Champs Elysées, les (Hertford House), [136]
Charmes de la Vie, les (Hertford House), [135]
Comédiens Italiens, [133]
Concert, le (Hertford House), [135-137], [139]
Danse, la (Potsdam), [135]
Départ des Troupes, [132]
Desmares, Mlle., [135]
Embarquement pour l’Ile de Cythère, l’ (Louvre), [135], [136], [140]
Fête Galante (Dresden), [136], [290]
Fêtes Vénitiennes, les (Edinburgh), [135], [138]
Gamme d’Amour, la, [136]
Gilles (Louvre), [133]
Gilles et sa Famille (Hertford House), [133]
Indifférent, l’ (Louvre), [135], [140]
Jaloux, les, [133]
Joueur de Guitare (Musée Condé), [136]
Jupiter et Antiope (Louvre), [136]
Leçon de Musique, la (Hertford House), [136]
Menuet, le (Petrograd), [135]
Mézzetin, [133]
Poisson en habit de Paysan, [134], [137]
Surprise, la (Buckingham Palace), [136]
Terrace Party, [290]
Watts, Dr. Isaac, [144]
Watts, Mrs. Roger, [325]
Weaver, John, author of An Essay towards a History of Dancing, and History of Pantomimes, [62], [143];
quoted, [145-147], [148]
Wenzel, L., composer, [280], [281], [284-288]
Weston’s Music Hall, Holborn, [249]
Wiesenthal Sisters, dancers, [312]
Wilde, William, manager of Alhambra, [252]
Wilhelm, C., [24], [259], [276], [279-282], [284-292], [314], [326]
Wilmot, Maud, dancer, [250]
Wilson, Charles, stage-manager, Alhambra, [265-267], [271]
Woodford, H., Secretary and Treasurer, Alhambra, [265]
Yarnold, Fred, dancer, [262]
Zacharias, Pope, bull suppressing “baladoires,” [50]
Zanfretta, Mlle., [119], [282], [285], [286], [289]
Zimmermann, Mlle. (Mme. Alexander Génée), dancer, [284]

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