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Natacha Trouhanowa & M. Roberty 1913 "Narkiss" Ballet, Theatre Costume, Egypt

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Natacha Trouhanowa & M. Roberty 1913 "Narkiss" Ballet, Theatre Costume, Egypt
« Narkiss », a ballet given at the Casino de Deauville and adapted from Jean Lorrain by Offenbach's grandson, featuring Natacha Trouhanowa and M. Roberty. This 1913 clipping, relating to Russian ballet and Egypt, shows the theatre costume.
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Year
1913
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
U24-70446
(text in French)
"Narkiss" au Casino de Deauville. Ballet tiré de Jean Lorrain par le petit-fils d'Offenbach.
Ballet
Egypt
Natacha Trouhanowa
Russian ballet
theatre costume
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