Orchestra program of ballet music
Contributors: Page, Ruth, 1899-1991; Strawbridge, Edwin; De Lamarter, Eric, 1880-1953; Ravinia Company; Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1929
Language: eng
Description: The Ravinia Company, executive offices: Chicago, Illinois, Louis Eckstein, chairman of the board and president. Ravinia opera and concerts, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. "Orchestra Program of Ballet Music," soloist Jacques Gordon, conductor Eric DeLamarter, Harold van Horne, accompanist. Ruth Page, Edwin Strawbridge and Ravinia Opera Ballet. Marion Graham at the piano.
Notes: Ravinia [Highland Park], Illinois, 1929 season, June 22 to September 2, inclusive. Opera every night at 8:15, Concerts Monday nights at 8:15 and Thursday and Sunday afternoons at 3:15. Sunday, Sept. 1, 1929, afternoon program at 3:00.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Ruth Page, Misses Warsawsky and Stone, Ludmilla Speranzova, Zalda Rosa, Ann Sharkey, Misses Nugent and Stone, Edwin Strawbridge, Misses Krasnapolsky, Batashova and Frazer.

With La campana sommersa / Resphigi. Issued together.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: 1. Danse des bouffons / Rimsky-Korsakow; title: 2. Castillane "Le Cid". 3. Aubade "Le Cid". 4. Arragonaise "Le Cid". 5. Navarraise "Le Cid" / Massenet; title: 6. Introduction Suite Ruses d'amour. 7. Waltz. Suite Ruses d'amour. 8. Grand pas des Fiances. Suite Ruses d'amour / Glazounow; title: 9. Noctorunal Tangier / Godowsky-Kreisler. Caprice varient / Glazounow-Gordon. "California" / Arthur Loesser; title: Intermission; title: 1. Barnum and Bailey / Smetana; title: 2. Phaeton / Chopin; title: 3. The Shadow of Death / Moussorgsky; title: 4. Pas de Trois / Chopin; title: 5. The Flapper and the Quarterback / Loomis; title: 6. Trepak / Rubinstein; title: 7. Masses / Debussy; title: 8. Japanese Print / Goodell, arr.; title: 9. Sun worshippers / Loomis.