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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922.
Wll ' SSMeaj WWII
Loving Cup Is Presented to
Pavowa by Fellow
Artists.
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ftv FVanb H. Warwn.
&IN THE REALM OF MUSIC )
tfrr.' XMher eocond cvcnlntr'a entertain-
ift. 'wnAwfc at f at mnAtltan flnrn
HomV Anna ravlowa and bar band
of dancers cave tho two act ballet
"Glidl,' tmiBlo by Adam and accnery
by Urban. Tho audience liked the
' pantomimed story and Mmo. Pav
Iowa, by her graceful poses and one
"or two "stunta that looked now for
.' ber, frequently atlrrcd her ipoctatorn
, ' to punctuate tho ballet with applause.
, rollowlntr tho ballet tho Russian star
;iwaaitha centra of an unexpected
cerepqny. Urolher and sister cx
. ponents of the danclnr art patherod
em the staso and presented tier with
a lovlnc cup In recognition, aa Ruth
BU Denis, who did the talking, ei
. plained, of Mmc Pavlowa's position
jn ine neia or her art ana or mo wont
' she baa done In unfolding; to America
She fiorlcs of the danco aa a means
,y. of expression. Others In tho picture
?- ' were Roshanara, Rosina Oalll, Messrs.
'Blm4and Choltf, and children from
v ihevarlous looaJ schools of dancing,
Huffing the cup to her Mmo. Pav
Iowa finding her KngUsh tnsccuro, re
plied by distributing- kUaes: outward
and vlslblo signs of her appreciation.
, Inside the cup nothing.
There will bo two performances to-
' , 'da v
1 he Philharmonic Society, to cete
bn te Its eightieth anniversary, will to
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