Program for "American Ballet Presents Three Ballets by Stravinsky with Choreography by George Balachine", April 27 and April 28, 1937

Title

Program for "American Ballet Presents Three Ballets by Stravinsky with Choreography by George Balachine", April 27 and April 28, 1937

Subject

American Ballet Ensemble
Balachine, George
Warburg, Edward M. M.
Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971
Dollar, William
Kahrklin, Hortense
Anchutina, Leda
Lang, Ariel
Lyon, Annabelle

Description

LC-0178-A.TIF (front and back covers. Includes image captioned "Work-Out of the Ballet The Card Party featuring Edward M.M. Warburg, Director of American Ballet, George Balanchine, Artistic Director and Choreographer, Igor Stravinsky, Composer, William Dollar, dancing the role of the Joker (with back to camera), and standing the dancers playing the Four Queens: Hortense Kahrklin, Leda Anchutina, Ariel Lang and Annabelle Lyon)

LC-0178-B.TIF (Cast lists and information for two of the three ballets, Apollon Musagete and The Card Party.) 

Creator

Unknown

Source

Christensen-Caccialanza Collection

Date

1937 April 27 and April 28

Rights

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Type

Text

Identifier

LC-0178.TIF

Original Format

Program

Files

LC-0178-A.jpg
LC-0178-B.jpg

Collection

Citation

Unknown, “Program for "American Ballet Presents Three Ballets by Stravinsky with Choreography by George Balachine", April 27 and April 28, 1937,” Christensen Family Digital Archive, accessed May 5, 2024, https://christensenfamilycollection.omeka.net/items/show/212.

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