Pataky
Contributors: Foreman, Carolyn Thomas, b. 1875, donor; Philharmonic Auditorium (Organization : Los Angeles, Calif.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1935
Language: eng
Description: Philharmonic Auditorium, Fifth and Olive Streets, Los Angeles. First American tour "Pataky," celebrated Budapest ballerina and her Magyar Orchestra, John Holum, cymbalom soloist, Garguly, tarogato soloist. Carl Fuerstner, pianist. Choreography and costumes by Pataky.
Notes: Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, Tuesday night, March 19 [1935?].

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Pataky, Gargaguly, Holub.

"Coming events on the Merle Armitage series, Thursday night, March 28 Carmalita Marracci and her ensemble direct from New York triumphs. Wednesday night, April 3, Agna Enters famous dance mime in new numbers. Thursday night, April 18, Fely Franqueilli, Orient's foremost dancer in new program.

LC copy: Gift: Mrs. Grant Foreman, October 6, 1942.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: First part. 1. Dance of Glaanta, a festival dance (Kodaly) / Pataky. 2. Csardas of Maconka, Magyar dance of western Hungary (folk) / Pataky. 3. Tejben Furdik, tarogato solo (folk) / Garaguly. 4l. Somogyi Duhakjkodo, popular dance of southern Hungary (folk) / Pataky. 5. Six Petticoats, a peasant girl dresses for a village ball (Bartok) / Pataky; title: Second part. 1. The Bride, after a wedding the Hungarian bride discards her head-dress and wears a shawl (Bartok) / Pataky. 2. Second Rhapsody, cymbalom solo (Liszt) / Holub. 3. Rezgos, fold dance of remote mountain districts (folk) / Pataky. 4. Kurucz Notak, tarogato solo (folk) / Garaguly. 5. Sunday Morning, a country maid is torn between prayers at church and a rendezvous with her beau (Bartok) / Pataky. 6. Sirva Vigad a Magyar, a peasant lad, excited by wine and gypsy music, forgets everything and dances wildly (folk) / Pataky; title: Third part. 1. Hungarian Fantasy, scarlet, black and gold dance moods (Bartok) / Pataky. 2. Az Almaskofa, an apple vender tries to sell her last apple (folk) / Pataky. 3. Rancos Csizma, cmbalom solo (folk) / Holub. 4. Csardas, national dance of the peasants and nobility (folk) / Pataky.