The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Coppclia
First Act
Music by Leo Delibes,
SWanlIda ...........H .Hilda Butsova
Franz ..., ....,,, NJ. M./Dombrowsk
Coppeuus ......,......M Zalewski
Swanildas friends-Mlles. stuart.
Griffiths, LaFranchi. Bartlett,
Rogers, Armstrong.
Mazurka and C2ardas-Mlles. Lin
dowska. NJ. Warzvinski and the
company.
Themes Slaves Hilda Butsova.
NJ. DpmbrowsH and Swanllda's
friends.
Galop Finale-Ililda Butsova and
the company.
The Fairy Doll.
Ballet in one Act and Two Scenes.
Music by Bayer and other COM
posers. Arranged by Ivan Clustine.
Sceneries and costumes designed by
Mechislaw Dobouginski.
First Scene.
a Shopkeeper. r.........M NJ Zalewski
His Assistants. MN. Najinski, No
wax. Nowitzki
An Englishman. M. Domoslawski
Ills Wite .,.... 900. Mile. Glyude
70
A Country Customer. M. Planowski
HIS wife ...,.........M Mile. Friede
Dolls: The Fair Doll Anna Pavlowa
A Baby Doll...... Mile. Butsova
Ihe Poet ,....,........M. nellie
Tyrolese Doll ..... Mile. stuart
A Russian DOLL. Mile. Witch
Harlequin ..........M Karavaieff
lThc Major Drummer NJ. DombrowslN
Jack in the Box I'm. Algcranoff
Galtarin ,.....,.....M Cieplinski
n Little Doll.,..,,.M Mile. Cabasuella
Second Scene elimination of
the DOlls.)
Spanish Doll. Mile. IAndowska
Porcelain Dolls-Mlles. VIII, Coles.
Glynde, Ward
Tyroleze Doll oll.........M Mile Stuart
Cantineras--M Miles. Cabasuella, Bart
lett.
Lead soldiers-Mm. Baliszewski.
Nowak
Rabbis. Miles Griffths, LaFrarchi
Sevres Dolls-Mlles. Friede. Lake,
MN. Zalewski. Domolawski.
Dolls of Nations Miles. Baliszewslyi
Jeranska, Rogers, NJ Karavaleff.
Minuet-Mlle. Butsova NJ. Varzynskl
Pas de DeuX-Anna Pavlowa and
Laurent Novikoff.
Galop Finale--the Entire Company.
advertisements.
I. Obertass (Polsh Dance) Low
andowski1Mllcs. Lindowska, Friede,
Glynde, Jeranska, Witch; Mcssrs.
Varjinski, Zalewski, Domolawsl<i,
nowitZki.
2, Bow and Arrow, Tscharkoysski
Laurent Novikoff.
3. Sw. n arranged BY NJ. Fo-
kine) t-Saens-Anna Pavlowa
4. Moment Musicale. Schubert
Miles. stuart, Armstrong, Rogers.
8. Holland Dances. Grieg-Mlle.
BARTLETT NJ. Warzjnski.
8. Scene Dansante, BocCherina-
Mile. Butsova, NJ. Pianowski.
Z. Russian Dance, Tschaikowskt-
Rubenstein--Anna Pavlowa and VI.
Karavaieff; Miles. Lindowska, viii,
Friede, Coles, LaFranchie, Ward,
Glynde.
That January is TO he a gala one
In music circles is proven by the
brilliant engagements that mark the
coming week. on Monday evening
January 2. music lovers who have
enjoyed Henry Burr and other as
sociate artists on their Victor ma
chine, viii have the pleasure OF
hearing them in person, under direc-
tion OF Robert Boice Carson. The
program for the evening Is an allur-
ing one. The associate artists on the
program appear in the following
program with Mr.. Burr:
Opening chorus. entire company:
"Gct Comfortable" (words and mu-
sic by Ray Perkins,.
Baritone and bass duets, John
Meyer and Frank Croxton: ,a)
'"Goodbye, My Love. Goodbye" OBJ
Just Like "A Rainbow"
Stories and song, Monroe Silver;
ta) Irish Home. Sweet Home" OBJ
''Cohens New Automobile"
Sterling trio. Campbell Burr and
Meyer, Ca) Let Me Dream" (b)
THAT Old Irish Mother of Mine" q
Banjo solo, Fred Van Fps; mai
| Ia" Gntermez2o).
Tenor solos, Henry Burr; (a)
"Old Pal. Why Don't You Answer
Me ?" Cb) "lll Take You Home
Again, Kathleen" with quarteO.
Tenor solos. Billy Murray: Ca)
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little
! Toes" CD stand Up and Sing for
Your Father an Old Time Tune"
Intermission.
Part Two.
Piano solos, Frank Banta; (al
THE Operate Nightmares" (b)
! "Marionette," (by Felix ArndD; (cJ
"Mon Homme," duet with John
/ Meyer (by Whiteman's orchestra)
Tenor duets. Campbell and Burr:
| (a) Underneath Hawaiian Skies"
| (b) sunny Side Sal"
Stories and songs, Monroe Silver;
! "Rcbecca."
Bass solo, Frank Croxton; Song
| to the Evening Star"
Banjo solo, Fred Van Fps; "Co-
| coanut Dance"
Peerless quartet, Campbell Burr,