03 janvier 1954 - Garder l'ajustement de la solution la plus simple. À l'âge où ses contemporains passent leur temps dans des chaises roulantes, Dame Marie Rambert, fondateur de la plus ancienne compagnie de ballet Britannique conserve elle-même la forme en dévalant les collines, parce qu'il y a 14 ans à l'âge de 70 ans elle a reçu l'ordre d'abandonner les roues ! Cet ordre est venu de feu son mari, Ashley Dukes un dramaturge succès dans son propre droit, et l'auteur os ''une charge de la malice''. Cette pièce a été si bien reçu qu'il a pu acheter sa femme Haymarket Theatre, du mercure sur les profits et c'est là qu'elle ouvrit sa propre école de ballet. Pre

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• Date de la prise de vue: 3 janvier 1960
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Jan. 03, 1954 - Keeping Fit The Easy Way. At An Age when her contemporaries are spending their time in wheel chairs, Dame Marie Rambert, founder of the oldest British ballet company keeps herself fit by rolling down hills, because fourteen years ago at the age of 70 she was ordered to give up cartwheels! This order came from her late husband, Ashley Dukes a successful playwright in his own right, and author os ''A Load of Mischief''. This play was so well received that he was able to buy his wife Mercury Theatre, Haymarket on the profits and this is where she opened her own ballet school. Previous to this she leased a studio. ''Rolling down hills is a wonderful exercise, all that fresh air and a feeling of complete freedom, '' said Dame Rambert, who recently saw her autobiography published. Born in Warsaw in 1888 Dame Marie was nicknamed Quicksilver by her nanny and this is the title given to her book. ''Often my career was beset by lack of financial support, '' she recalls, but never once did she lose her creative ability to make artistic miracles on a shoe-string, or her imense flair for encouraging young talent, whether as dancers or as choreographers. ''I have been much too lucky in my life - I should be on my knees all day. I have love, children, grandchildren, success and happiness.'' Dame Marie is the kind of uninhibited woman who is not depressed for long. If she feels a blue mood creeping in she goes off and rolls down a hill! Photograph show : Dame Marie Rambert exercises by rolling down a grassy hill and at her Kensington home. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)

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