Repertory in Fondue

Joan Crawford & Ann Blyth as Mildred and Veda Pierce in MILDRED PIERCE (1945) dir. Michael Curtiz

Under the eglantine The fretful concubine Said, “Phooey! Phoo!” She whispered, “Pfui!” The demi-monde On the mezzanine Said, “Phooey!” too, And a “Hey-de-i-do!” The bee may have all sweet For his honey-hive-o, From the eglantine-o. And the chandeliers are neat … But their mignon, marblish glare! We are cold, the parrots cried, In a place so debonair. The Johannisberger, Hans. I love the metal grapes, The rusty, batter shapes Of the pears and of the cheese And the window’s lemon light, The very will of the nerves, The crack across the pane, The dirt along the sill.

Bottom: with Allegra Kent

Photos: Gjon Mili

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from Repertory in Review by Nancy Reynolds

Photo: Art Rickerby

This looks to me like Movements for Piano and Orchestra with Jacques D'Amboise and Suzanne Farrell, and I’m even going to say I think the photographer is Fred Fehl

Allegra Kent and Jacques D'Amboise in Balanchine’s Scotch Symphony

Photo: Martha Swope