The queen of spades
Contributors: Archangelsky, Alexis; Komisarjevsky, Theodore, 1882-1954; Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837; Teatr "Letuchai︠a︡ myshʹ"; Shubert-Belasco Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1931
Language: eng
Description: Shubert-Belasco Theatre. Direction Messrs. Lee and J.J. Shubert, L. Stoddard Taylor, manager, twenty-seventh season. Nikita Balieff presents Balieff's Chauve-Souris (the Bat Theatre of Moscow) in a new programme including the sensation of Paris and London "The Queen of Spades," a fantastic story in seven tableaux after a story by Alexander Pushkin, music by A. Archangelsky, scenery and costumes by Yury Annyenkoff, produced by Theodore Komisarjevsky and Nikita Balieff. The whole production devised by Nikita Balieff.
Notes: New National Theatre [Washington, D.C.], week of Monday, March 3, 1902, matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: George Hayes, Norman Duggan, Gordon Weld, Irina Hicks Antarova, Alexei Tcherkassky, Nicholas Moyseenko, William Whitehead, William Home, Geoffrey King, Gordon Weld, Norman Duggan, Helen Kingstead, Marie Ault, Alexei Tcherkassky.

Cast for entire program: Mlle. Ryaboushinskaya, Boris Romanoff, M. Dolinoff, Mlle. Poliakova, Mlle. Komisarjevskaya, M. Moyseenko, Mlle. Antarova, Diakosnova, Nikitina, Messrs. Sergieff, Star, Bologovskoy, Mmme. Kingstead, Messrs. King and Whitehead, Mmes. Cortis, Vetchor, Toropova, Ivannikova, Bobarikina, Nikitina, Poliakova, Diakonova, Riaboushinsky, Messrs. Tcherkassky, Zotoff, Moyseenko, Romanoff, Stark, Dolinoff, Sergeeff, Bologovsky, Aplitcheeff, Loukin, Recounenko, Mme. Komisarejevsky, Messrs. Apletcheeff, Loukine, Moyseenko, Salama, Tcherkassky and Zotlof, Mr. Romanoff, George Hayes, Norman Duggan, Gordon Weld, Irina Hicks Antarova, Alexei Tcherkassky, Nicholas Moyseenko, William Whitehead, William Home, Geoffrey King, Gordon Weld, Norman Duggan, Helen Kingstead, Marie Ault, Alexei Tcherkassky, Mmes. Antarova, Nikitina, Poliakova, Messrs. Bologovsky and Sergieff, Mme. Komisarjevsky, Messrs. Appletcheeff, Lokine, Moyseenko, Salama, Tcherkassky and Zotoff, Mmes. Nikitina, Poliakova, Riabouchisky, Messrs. Sergieff and Stark, Mmes. Diakonova, Ivanikova, Mr. Moyseenko, Mmes. Antarova, Poliakova, Riaboushinsky, Messrs. Dolinoff and Sergieff.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Part 1. 1. Musicale introduction; title: 2. "A Romantic Adventure of an Italian Ballerina and a Marquis" / ballet gallant by Boris Romanoff, music form Mozart ("Petit Riens"), costumes and scenery by Natalia Goncharova, produced by Boris Romanoff; title: 3. "La Granda Opera Italiana"; title: 4. "The Hairdresser Window" / scenery by A. Hudiakoff; title: 5. "Russian Songs" / scenery and costumes by S. Soudeikine; title: 6. "The Knife Grinder" / An old French song, scenery and costumes by Mme. Vera Shoukhaieff; title: 7. "Dance Boguimien" / music by Brams; title: 8. "A Night at Yard" / scenery and costumes by W. Remisoff; title: Interval; title: Part 2. 9. "The Queen of Spades"; title: Interval; title: Part 3.10. "The Celebrated Popoff Porcelain" / music by P. Tchaikovsky, scenery and costumes by S. Tchekonine; title: 11. "Love in the Ranks" / a bufoonery of old St. Petersburg, music by A. Archangelsky, scenery and costumes by N. Benois; title: 12. 'An Old English Engraving" / music by A. Archangelsky, scenery and costumes by S. Tchekonine; title: 13. "Katinka" / music by A. Archangelsky, scenery and costumes by S. Sooudeikine; title: 14. "Primavera" / an old Viennese waltz, music by C. Faust, scenery by P. Colin, costumes by Schiaparelli; title: 15. "Les amours de Jean-Pierre" / music by M. Betove.