la recherche du temps perdu (Proust) 53, 68 Acis and Galatea 27–8 Acocella, Joan 201, 205, 209, 210, 221, 259 Acton, Harold 248 Adler, Alfred 229, 251 Afanasyev, Alexander 127 Aga Khan 105–6 Alba, Duke of 182 Alexander III 10 Alexandrinsky Theatre 19, 20 Alfonso, King of Spain 177, 182, 193 Ansermet, Ernest 214 Apollo 79 Après-midi d’un faune, L’ 72, 81–2, 90, 99–104, 116, 129, 173, 271n and beauty 134 Bronia 222 Chaplin 188 Karsavina 122 Lifar 222, 231 premiere 3, 109–10 Rambert 242 reaction 111–13, 249–50, 274n rehearsals 106, 108–9 Armida’s Pavilion see Pavillon d’Armide, Le Ashton, Frederick 234 Asseo, Bertha 202, 204 Astruc, Gabriel Le Chabanais 67 and Diaghilev 71, 84 and Fokine 77 and Karsavina 68 Larue’s 66 Le Sacre du printemps 142 Théâtre des Champs-Elysées 122, 137–8, 150 Théâtre du Châtelet 54–5, 57 in Vaslav’s diary 206 Auric, Georges 215f Avon 154–5, 156–9 Avril, Jane 250 B Babich, Grigory 26, 263n Bach, Johann Sebastian 155, 204 Bakst, Léon and Aga Khan 105 L’Après-midi d’un faune 100, 101, 102, 106, 108, 109, 113 ballets 116 Le Chabanais 67 Cléopatra 59–60 and Diaghilev 214 and Duncan 23 and Fokine 100 Jeux 3, 115, 122 La Légende de Joseph 125 Mavra 216 Mir iskusstva 41 Petrushka 91 Prince Igor 60–1 Le Sacre du printemps 144, 145, 150 Saison Russe 52, 55, 66 Schéhérazade 77 The Sleeping Princess 216 Le Spectre de la rose 85–6 and Vaslav 80, 82 Vaslav’s dismissal 173 Vaslav’s marriage 163, 175 Venice 80 Bakunin, Mikhail 24 Balanchine, George 79, 227, 234, 243, 246, 252 Ballet Rambert 242 Ballets Russes L’Après-midi d’un faune 99–113 Bronia 171–2 307 Budapest 105, 119–20 Cologne 119 Diaghilev 37, 44, 47, 81, 84, 215, 241, 242 Fokine 108, 151, 152, 165 Jeux 121–4 La Légende de Joseph 177–8 London 95–6, 104, 213 and mental illness 213 Monte Carlo 105–6, 120 Paris 44, 47, 48, 52–69, 71, 76–9 Petrushka 81, 89–95 rehearsals 120 rivalries 227, 241, 244 Le Sacre du printemps 1–5, 122 salon performances 68–9 South American tour 152, 154–62, 167–9, 191, 194–7 Spain 191–4 Spanish tours 213 Le Spectre de la rose 85–9 United States tour 182–91 Vaslav joins 48–9, 81 Vaslav’s dismissal 168, 169, 178–9 Bar Harbor 185–6 Barbier, George 257 Barcelona 194 Bard, Wilkie 174 Basil, Colonel de 227 Baton, Madame 158, 159 Baton, René-Emmanuel 155, 158, 159 Bayreuth 117 Beaton, Cecil 72 Beaumont, Cyril 257 on Lifar 222 and Power 232 Le Spectre de la rose 86 on Vaslav 103, 174–6, 249, 258 Vaslav’s funeral 234 Beecham, Sir Thomas 95, 151 Belle au bois dormant, La see Sleeping Princess, The Bellevue 218, 226, 229–31 Benois, Alexandre L’Après-midi d’un faune 112–13 on ballet 45 Ballets Russes 55–6, 61, 84, 241, 244 and Diaghilev 40, 41, 42, 73, 77, 91, 99 Diaghilev’s death 225 and Duncan 23 and Fokine 99, 100 Giselle 82, 83 Mariinsky Theatre 19 Paris 59f, 66 Le Pavillon d’Armide 38–9, 48 Petrushka 81, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 126 Schéhérazade 77 The Sleeping Princess 216 Le Spectre de la rose 86 and Stravinsky 74 and Vaslav 39, 46, 104 Vaslav’s marriage 160, 166 and Zuikov 63 Bereda, Eleonora see Nijinska, Eleonora Bereda, Stephanie 7 Berlin 76, 246 Bernays, Edward 186 Berners, Lord 215f Bernhardt, Sarah 32, 94, 247 Bibesco, Emmanuel 69 Biches, Les 217, 218 Binswanger, Ludwig and Otto 226, 229, 230 Bleuler, Eugen 201, 212–13 Blue Bird 45, 46, 57 Boisen, Anton 251 Bolm, Adolph 58 Imperial Theatres 48, 84 Polovtsian Dances 57, 59f and Romola 105, 119, 120, 145, 159, 162 Vaslav’s marriage 159, 160 Bonnard, Pierre 54 Botkin, Sergey 44 Bourdelle, Antoine 137 Bourman, Anatole 251 Bloody Sunday riots 25–6 Imperial Theatre School 228, 263n and Lvov 35, 265n and Vaslav 33, 186, 228, 253 Bournonvilles 17 Braque, Georges 215f Brianza, Carlotta 11 Bruhn, Erik 211 Bryusov, Valery 94 Buckle, Richard 199, 239 L’Après-midi d’un faune 102 Carnaval 75 Jeux 123 and Romola 239 on Vaslav 94, 247–8, 249 Vaslav’s funeral 234 Budapest 105, 119–20, 180–2, 223, 232 Buenos Aires 160–2, 195–6 Bull, Deborah 65 Burt, A.
