Theatre If the Denishawn Dancers achieved nothing more in the Far East, their suite "Orientalia", produced last night during their opening performance at the Carlton Theatre bers which the writer had never seen was a Japanese dance entitled "Japanese Flower Arrangement," executed by Miss St. Denis. The dance showed a great amount of study and the costumes worn by her were exquisite, Tt is hoped that the players will gain put on some of the Oriental dand> "interpretations which were produced at their matinee on Sunday.
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