Goltz Nicholas Osipovich

(1800 - 1880). Student to. Didelot, was raised in the St. Petersburg College, where he attracted attention as a "dancer", and as a mime. In 1822, Mr.. Goltz enlisted and served for 58 years until his death. Distinguished Plastic dancer and pantomime, "Golts grandfather" presented himself alive chronicles of Russian ballet, he has played roles in 50 ballets. In 1872, Mr.. solemnly inquired half-century of Goltz. At the request of MI. Glinka, Goltz put famous Polish dance in "A Life for the Tsar", it is in the "Askold's Grave" Verstovsky - Slavonic Dance. See. A. P., "In memory of the fiftieth anniversary of the scenic N.O. Goltz ". P. Ros-in.