Napoli
Contributors: Hurok, Sol, 1888-1974; Jørgensen, Poul (Conductor); Bournonville, August, 1805-1879; Gade, Niels W. (Niels Wilhelm), 1817-1890; Helsted, Edvard, 1816-1900; Paulli, Holger, 1810-1891; Lumbye, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1810-1874; Beck, Hans, 1861-1952; Brenaa, Hans, 1910-1988; Kongelige Danske ballet; Friday Morning Music Club (Washington, D.C.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1965
Language: eng
Other titles: Royal Danish Ballet; Napoli (Choreographic work : Brenaa after Bournonville)
Description: Patrick Hayes in association with The Friday Morning Music Club and S. Hurok presents under the patronage of His Majesty King Frederik IX of Denmark, The Royal Danish Ballet from the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen, general administator: Henning A. Brondsted, tour of the U.S. and Canada, September-December, 1965, general manager; Jens Louis Petersen, assistant managers; Otto Hallstrom, Jorgen E.O. Hansen, ballet director: Niels Bjorn Larsen, conductors: Paul Jorgensen, Robert Blot, producers and teachers: Vera Volkova, Hans Brenaa, Frank Schaufuss, stage director: M.F. Jorgensen, stage managers: Knud Hogenhaven, Poul Vessel, chief carpenter: Lars Mikkelsen, chief electrician: Carl Owre, "Napoli" (Act Three), romantic ballet by August Bournonville, music: N.W. Gade, E. Helsted and Paulli, finale: H.C. Lumbye, solos and Pas de Six, Act III by Hans Beck, newproduction by Hans Brenaa, conductor: Paul Jorgensen.
Notes: Washington Coliseum, Wednesday, October 6 and Thursday, October 7, 1965 at 8:30 p.m.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Patrick Hayes, Friday Morning Music Club Concerts, The Royal Danish Ballet / Roberta Peters, Washington D.C. Performing arts in the nation's capital"--Cover.

Cast (Wednesday): Fredbjorn Bjornsson, Lillian Jensen, Arlette Weinreich, Solveig Ostergaard, Lise la Cour, Mette Honningen, Viveka Segerskog, Vibeke Roland, Dinna Bjorn Larsen, Nina Herlov, Ruth Andersen, Verner Andersen, Niels Kehlet, Jorn Madsen, Ole Fatum.

Cast (Thursday): Niels Kehlet, Lillian Jensen, Arlette Weinreich, Vivi Gelker, Inge Jensen, Ingrid Glindemann, Inge Olafsen, Viveka Segerskog, Vibeke Roland, DInna Bjorn Larsen, Nina Herlov, Jens Brenaa, Palle Sorensen, Tommy Frishoi, Flemming Halby, Flemming Ryberg.

"Napoli, or, The Fisherman and His Bride, first production: March 29, 1842"--p. [9].

With: Fanfare. Issued together.

LC copy shelved under: Royal Danish Ballet.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).