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Adoree Villany first came to notoriety for her "Dance of the Seven Veils" in 1905; she was tried for obscenity in Munich in 1911-12, for her dancing "without clothing." She also published a book, _Tanz-Reform und Pseudo-Moral_, setting forth her philosophy of modern dance.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ador%C3%A9e_Villany

Clearly her stagename: "Adorée Via Villany" which is "adoration by way of villainy". I cannot find any records for her that connect her to her birth name.

Enrique Robles was a toreador. This is presumably from his time in the New York area, 1913. Eg: "George C. Tilyou of Steeplechase Park will offer as a special attraction Senor Enrique Robles, the champion bullfighter of Spain and Mexico, who has been engaged with his company of forty bandartillos, matadors and toreadors, besides a number of Mexicans horsemen and American cowboys, and will give exhibitions of bullfighting, exactly as in Spain, with the elimination of all brutal features." NY Times, September 7, 1913.

Haha. Way to suck in the gut!

odd that his wrist and hand appear to be shaven. Is that something to do with toreador-ing?

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