Anna Pavlowa
Contributors: Clustine, Ivan, 1862-1941; Volinin, Aleksandr Emel'ianovich, 1882-1955; Stier, Theodore, -1927; Corning, John Herbert, -approximately 1940, donor; Century Theatre (Organization : New York, N.Y.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1915
Language: eng
Other titles: Fairy doll; Saison Ballet Russe; Puppen-fee (the Fairy Doll); Pavlowa the incomparable; Puppenfee (Choreographic work : Clustine); Seven daughters of the mountain king (Choreographic work : Fokin)
Description: Saison Ballet Russe, Pavlowa, the incomparable. Century Opera House. Max Rabinoff, managing director, Pavlowa Ballet, Inc., presnets the incomparable "Anna Pavlowa," assisted by M. Ivan Clustine, M. Alexandre Volinine, Mlle. Plaskovietzka (Principal classic dancer), Mlle. Kuhn (Principal character dancer), Mlle. Svirskaia (Special feature danseuse), complete symphony orchestra, Mr. Theodore Stier, conductor.
Notes: Century Opera House, Central Park West, at 62nd and 63rd Streets, Farewell week, Monday night, February 22 (Washington's Birthday) [1915].

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: M. Zalewski, Mm. Vajinski, Marini, M. Loboiko, Mlle. Moskvina, M. Domoslavski, Mlle. Saxova, M. Pavley, Mlle. Schelton, Mlle Crombova, Mlle. Pavlowa, Mlle. Plaskovietzka, M. Kobeleff, Mlle. Svirskaia, M. Veseloff, M. Oukrainsky, Mlle. Grifova, Mlles. Fredova, Saxova, Cortnova, Verina, Mlle. Svirskaia, Mlles. Busova, Grifova, Mlle. Dorisova, Mlle. Kuhn, Mlle. Plaskovietzka, Mlles. Collinet, Woronova, M. Vaseloff, M. Volinine.

LC copies: Gift: Est. of J.H. Corning, June 20, 1940. Shelved under: Pavlova.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Part I. Puppen-Fee (The Fairy Doll), ballet in one act, two scenes / arranged by Ivan Clustine, ballet master Imperial Opera Houses, Petrograd, Moscow, and director choreographique Grand Opera, Paris, music by Bayer and other composers, scenery and costumes by the Russian artist, Mstislav Dobouginsky; title: Part II. Seven Daughters of the Ghost King, ballet in one act, presented for the first time in America. Scenario conceived and ballet arranged by M. Mikail Fokine, maitre de ballet, Imperial Opera House, Petrograd. Music by Alexandre Spendiarow, scnery by Boris Anisfeld; title: Part III. Divertissements. 1. Pizzicato / Drigo. 2. Flirtation (1830) / Bizet. 3. Gypsy Dance / Saint-Saens. 4. La Nuit / Rubinstein. 5. Pas de Trois / Czibulka. 6. Musette / Gluck. 7. Moment Musicale / Schubert. 8. Rhapsodie Hongroise / Liszt. 9. L'Autumn Bacchanale / Glazounoff.