King Lear (MOD) (DVD Movie) Fort Yuma Millepied selected his dancers from

Millepied selected his dancers from the corps de ballet

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King Lear (MOD) (DVD Movie) Fort Yuma Millepied selected his dancers fromShakespeare's immortal King Lear comes to the screen in this ambitious 1916 Tanhauser Production headlined by Frederick Warde as the mad king. Born in England in 1851, Warde was a leading Shakespearean actor in New York by the 1870s. At age 61 he starred in the film The Life And Death Of King Richard III and would make appearances in theaters where it was being screened, reciting monologues to the audience between reels. Taken in by flattery, aging