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Magazine
Comoedia Illustré
Number
1908
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
642
Illustrator
Léon Bakst  (1866—1924)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
X10-60454
(text in French)
COMOEDIA ILLUSTRE
Première année
décembre 1908 à Septembre 1909

19 numéros (complet)

Saison Russe
Première Saison des Ballets Russes de Diaghilew à Paris:
Prince Igor, Le Pavillon d'Armide, Festin
et "Ivan le Terrible" (La Pskovitaine), opéra de Rimsky-Korsakow,
avec Chialapine

LA SAISON RUSSE AU CHATELET
BALLETS RUSSES
"Les Sylphides" rêverie romantique, musique de Chopin
"Cléopatre" drame chorégraphique, musique de Arensky
"Rousslan et Ludmila", (1° acte), musique de Glinka
"Judith, (un acte), musique de Serow
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