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Chanteuse Fougere, Nimble Naseoil.
.Ilan, Who Can Jutn0p 'Or r'
Her Own Head,
The Suodeeo0r of tlaruenoite. wad
Otero, Whb Will ol
low Her?
Wrigglers, Kielkers, Jumpers, Will a
Crawler Cone Next ?-Latest Variety
Show Crase In Gotham.
rWritten for THEx HIELEA IDEPENDENT,1
S THE FIRST DEPARTURE FROM
orthodox stage dancing in New York
was introduced by Carmenoita, so the
latest in this line is Fougere, who is
the craze of the hour. New York was aston
ished by Carmeneita and Otero and was
equally unprepared for this new perform
ance so different from theirs. Mile.
Fougere may have got her ideas for the
form her activity has taken on the stage
from traditions of the i3 eside. When some
one remarks, " I here is a rat," femininity
is supposed to gather up its akir:s and at
one bound osring wildly up into the highest
chair. Franininity ~oes;'t appear at its
bast during this nationt, but Fougere gathers
FOUGERR's CHARACTERISTIC PO=.
up her skirts and jumps and half New York
goes out of its way to see her do it. The
worshippers of Carmenoita in art and high
society have adopted her, jumps and all.
Foagere is a much less exalted fad than
the beautiful body dancer, but of the two
women of Spain who charmed the hearts of
New Yorkers last season she is more nearly
the type of Carmereita. She at least re
sembles her in possessing a surprising stock
of joyous abandon, but Carmenoith with
her sinuous movements and superb poses
electrifed and charmed those who saw her.
When Carmencita sank on one knee and let
her supple body fall back, with her arms in
graceful circles above her head it all looked
so delightfully easy that no doubt some
backs were broken in trying if doine it was
as pleasant as it looked to be. Fougere's in
fluence over her audience is due to the
sparkle, wildness and vim of her perform
ance. The calm audacity of Otero's pos
tures and the harmonious and sensual
charm of her dancing are the most extreme
contrast of the effervescent and free activ
ity of the French chantuse. One feature,
however, of Foueere's appearance on the
stage seems to indicate that in seeking a
successor to Carmencitn who might surprise
New York as did the Spanish sinorita re
liance was not placed in action alone, but
a-~
FOUiGEIrIo LOFTY JUMP.
to this it was thought necessary to add
some featu e whose eye-catching qualities
had been tested elsewhere. Pal is thoroughly
approved of the high head dress for the
"chantenue excentrique," and Fongere
wears a fan shaped arranllgement of a filmy
material brightened with hand-painted
flowers and tiny spangles that tower to a
great height above her hread.
There is the samle scene as of old at the
ball whe Carmencita danced. Again it
is crowded for a few m.inutes everyeening,
but the little chdinteune of Marseilles is the
attraction during these few minutes where
three months ago it was the Pearl of Se
ville. Now York never saw anything like
the wonderful grace of Carmencite. and
surely New York has never seen anything
to equal the pse formances of Fougere. Im
agine an Apache in a setting of petite
Parisian femininity, andl von have at least
one side of the little Mersellian. I went
to see her perform with some feeling that
it was a shame that so triflilng a sp-ito
should be gathering laurels from the
very same bush ae did the bean
CARMNENCITA a W rFOfeT..
;iful Cermencita. and gathering
ihem with apparently almost equal
saee. the came on the stase in a vision of
Fellow and apgiugles. Her little skirt
a rie adeta h .nbo-doa o ars
ticall famouns bpantin t u tt ich ait
Srinitaw hen e bean he W0 deo
erm.ue a1et a smile down into th
t te'e that wae radiant and sonl tirriin
sFougeat' s5ile oarried with it the hilar '
to of iraltihleg Raiety. It *ta Ished
at oncs a sfeelin of bon.comsdsr e. jt
rendered dsbpnnaire the little selli
swegelt lthat a ompanie sid her eaM. .
s.oar, n..hadimoaclleae volc. plyra .p 'y
smell part in her singing. The monotonous
cladace of the music was stirred to an es
chanting swing by a remarkable variety of
gesturea with her arms end haude. "had
emoiselle Is not a dancer," said her men
ager, "she is a chanteuse." Perhaps, but
her eyes danced and her ongersodanoed. She
had not sung two minutes before the whole
stage seemed to he in motion with the tra
la-lasl-la of the music. It was as if tum
mingbirds and butterflies were all around
the little singer. It was the very cham
pagne bubble of motion,,but in the midst
of it, reaching the en.l or a couplet that
had drawn forth a laugh, she, grasping the
back of her skirt with both hands,
turned with a reckless swing and strutted
up and clown the stage. Conventionality
having ben thirs kicked in the face, made
moiselle discarded her head dress, as it
alone remained to restrain her from a cor
olete surrender to the fantastic spirit that
ashed from her eyes. What form should
her abandon take? It was that which
usually is rendered most awkward. It be
gan with the kangaroo walk, that atrocity
of the third-class variety stage. Then
back close to the footlights, eiect and with
hands and feet immovable, she swings her
hips from side to side, falling into the ca
dence of the music. She awra,gers about
the stage and with a sparkling glance out of
the corners of her eyes seas, with a mock
ing smile: "Oh, my des, I lof you." Ihe
words are hardly not of her mouth when,
grabbing her skirts, Fougere leaps into the
air, and then, waving her arms, she rushes
behind the flies with the strides of an awk
ward school girl. She is called back, of
course. She lias a huge key in her hand.
"Ze key oof my heart," she says, and
crouching down on her feet before the foot
lights she talks a few more words of
hroken English. She suddenly springs to
ter feet and with two or three wild whoops
the little figure is up in the air, fully four
faet above the stage, with her feet drawn
up under her small body, It is a wonder
ful jump and she makes it three or four
times in quick succession. Then snatches
the bouquets from the floor, rushes from
the stage for the last time.
'Thus outlandish, at least in their cata
loguing, are the nightly performances of
the tiny citizeness of Marseilles, who has
succeeded Carmenoita as thle craze in New
York. Her art is shown in the fact that in
all this she is still charming. 'ito appear
ances the chanteuse abandon herself to the
drift of a wayward will to be carried into
snv wildness her vivacious spirits may saug
gest. There is the swirl and dash of the
whirlwind about the performance. It is a
Moqui dance by a person whose body
thrown about as it may be cannot fall into
OTERO'S HIGH KIOK.
ungraceful lines. As to legs, no one thinks
of them. Mademoiselle's supple little fin
ger in contributing to her animated gestures
attrncts more attention.
Carmencita has wriggled for us, Otero
kicked and Fongere jumped. Will some
enterprising manager give us an exhibition
of crawling as the next surprise?
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