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Sept 21,1986 8:00 pm
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Page 2B/The Battalion/Friday, September 5,1986
Slouch
By Jim E®
"Think of yourself ns possibily becoming one of (he pioneersolf
ging— the first to jog and watch TV at the same time''
Ex-dancers recol
famous compan
“Thi:
on-the-i
DALLAS (AP) — Prima ballerina
Nathalie Krassovska remembers ar
riving in New York in the late 1930s
as a slightly bedraggled rising star in
the glittering company of Ballet
Russe de Monte Carlo.
The Atlantic crossing came after
weeks of waiting foi permission to
leave Europe.
‘‘We never knew when the hoat
will come,” said Krassovska, who
now t uns a dance school in Dallas.
“We took classes every da\ and we
were very poor. We sometimes
didn’t get money to eat."
The company finally made the
voyage, arriving in New York on the
same day it was scheduled to open at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
to the Dallas Ballet durmeM
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“(Choreographer Leonide) Mas
sine didn’t even say hello,”
Krassovska recalls. “He said ‘quickly,
quickly, take your places.’ It was af
ternoon and we rehearsed and then
the same night we performed. T hat
was some line experience to remem
ber.”
Nikita Talin, who also lives in the
Dallas area, took an overland route
to the Ballet Russe, leaving his native
Chicago to join Ballet Russe briefly
in the late 1930s and again from
1941 to 1947.
Krassovska and Talin first came to
Dallas in the late 1940s when they
took guest teaching spots at a danc
ing scnool. They both chose to make
their homes in the city.
In the meantime, Krassovska
danced as a prima ballerina with the
London Festival Ballet and was a
guest dancer with several other com
panies. She served as artistic adviser
1960s and danced small i
some of last season’s produr.
eluding “The Nutcracker
Talin also danced in Eun
ing as director of the No
Hai kness Ballet most rear.■
mentoes of his longdanceai
tanging from large oil parrB
si i ibbled ballet outlines - |
house in McKinney, a corw
about 25 miles north of Dalai J
Krassovska lives in a hoa
doubles as accomodations
dancing school on a quietsKiL
not far from downtown Dabs ■
A portrait of the dance I
voting woman hangs above; 1 *
iicas of the Nutracker overtfl
place.
“At that time 1 was real yo.j
I was always dancing at dial
ter (Alexandra) Danilova an!!
icia) Markova,” she said.
In its heyday, the BalletRt
Monte Carlo featured starsDs
and Markova and choreojn!
Massine and George Balanctej
Talin said working wilti
chine is the thing he re®
most from his Ballet Russeda»|
“He was the most sane,
nesslike person, I would sar
ballet," he said,
The Ballet Russe dancecos*
which faded in the late 1^1
credited with giving balleii j
standing in America by intr® '
the famous European stars as I.
senting innovative ballets,iSi
Agnes De Mille's “Rodeo. 11 I
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not realize at the time they
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