Spring Night
A short ballet with a young woman who sneaks away from a party and finds a statue of the Roman god Pan. She falls asleep and dreams it comes to life and dances with her.
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"Spring Night, a lushly erotic ten-minute ballet in the stylistic lineage of the Ballets Russes, was made in 1935, just a half dozen years after the death of Serge Diaghilev. It was choreographed by the beautiful and sinuous David Lachine, who danced with Colonel de Basil's Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo. It is a Symbolist fusion of dance, cinematographer's art and music, produced by the very long-lived Adolph Zukor, who was one of the pioneers of the film industry. The elegant and hypnotic camera work was done by George Clemens, who went on to do the cinematography for Twilght Zone an..."
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Film Daily-Thursday, June 20, 1935: Nana Gollner, sixteen-year-old danseuse, has been signed to a three-year personal contract by Tatiana Tuttle as the result of her splendid work in Mrs. Tuttle's recently independently-produced short,"A Night With Pan,", acquired and distributed by Paramount Pictures as "Spring Night."
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A short ballet with a young woman who sneaks away from a party and finds a statue of the Roman god Pan. She falls asleep and dreams it comes to life and dances with her.