Anna Pavlova & Vaslav Nijinsky in Le Pavillon d’Armide (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Nijinsky nagging negatively.
NADTS = STAND, TAIRO = RATIO, RUHOYL = HOURLY, CETEND = DECENT — Giving us: STNRIOHOEET
Clue/Question: The strict ballet instructor kept his students . . .
Answer: ON THEIR TOES
(I like the classical angle, that the multi-talented Mr. Knurek has taken the Jumble! Maybe we’ll see some opera, some philharmonic and some art museums in the near future. No new clue words, today. Nothing too difficult. A nice answer letter layout, though. But, the clue/question was pretty leading. And, Jeff’s cartoon gave us a pretty good bonus clue. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I approve of any JUMBLE with the arts! I did not let RATIO defeat me this time!