File 116 - Photos of London Festival Ballet's production of Vilia, choreographed by Ruth Page, 1953

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Photos of London Festival Ballet's production of Vilia, choreographed by Ruth Page, 1953

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  • 1953 (Creation)

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8 Black and white photos

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(1908 - 1984)

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Wilson studied science at Cambridge and was an engineer by profession. His interest in ballet was sparked by a visit to see Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in the 1920s and secured when he befriended a young Beryl Grey who introduced him to key figures in the ballet world at that time.

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      Box 95

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      June 1953, July 1953, December 1953

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      Vilia was a ballet version of Lehar's The Merry Widow. 1 photo is a B&W reproduction of Georges Wakhevitch's original set design

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