Pavlowa
Contributors: Novikoff, Laurent; Zajlich, Piotr; Belasco Theatre (Organization : Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1913
Language: eng
Other titles: Anna Pavlova; Magic flute (Choreographic work); Invitation to the dance (Choreographic work : Zajlich, P); Giselle (Choreographic work); Paquita (Choreographic work); Préludes (Choreographic work : Fokin)
Description: Belasco Theatre, Washington, D.C., David Belasco & Sam S. & Lee Shubert, proprietors and managers, direction of Sam S. and Lee Shubert (Inc.) L. Stoddard Taylor, manager. Pavlowa Ballet, Inc., Max Rabinoff and Daniel Mayer, managing directors, present the incomparable "Anna Pavlowa" assisted by L. Novikoff. Mlle Gashewska, principal character dancer, Mlle Plaskowiesczka, principal classic dancer, P. Zajlich, ballet master, E. Cecchetti, principal mime and complet company and symphony orchestra under the direction of Mr. Theodore Stier, conductor of the London Classical Orchestra.
Notes: Belasco Theatre, Washington, D.C., week of Monday, November 24 [1913], matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Belasco Theatre. Mon. Tues., Wed. "Pavlowa", Thurs., Fri., Sat. "The Innocent Sinner" Next week "The Blue Bird" 11-24-1913. Season of 1913-1914, volume 9, number 8"--Cover.

"Belasco Theatre program, vol. 9, no. 9"--p. 8.

Cast: M.E. Cecchetti, Mme. Markowskaia, Mlle. Anna Pavlowa, L. Novikoff, M.M. Markowski, Mlle. L. Lindowska, M.P. Zajlich, M. Soha, Mlle. Gashewska, Mlle. Plaskowieczka, Mlles. Busova, Fredova, Lindowska, Markoskaia, Cortnova, Shelton, Leggierova, Pezzatini, Kowak, Collinett, Crombova, Fornaroli, Mitchel, Zalmanova, mm. Berge, Kobeleff, Soha, Oukrainsky, Markowski, Marini, Pavley, Potapovitch, Mlles. Fredova, Lindowska, Saxova, Butsova, Crombova, Collinett, Leggierova, Kowak, Zalmanova, M. Berge, Potapovitch, Mlle. Kowak, M. Pevley, Marini.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Tuesday, November 25th at 2.15. Part I. "The Magic Flute" / composed by L. Ivanoff, arranged by E. Cecchetti, music by R. Drigo; title: Part II. "Invitation to the Dance" / arranged by M.P. Zajlich, music by Weber; title: Part III. Divertissements. 1. Danse de Printemps / Meyer-Helmund, arranged by M. Zajlich. 2. Calabraise / Minkus. 3. Rose et Papillon / Delibes. 4. Danse de Pirate / Dvorak. 5. Gavotte Pavlowa / Linke, arranged by M. Clustine, ballet master, Grand Opera, Paris. 6. Moment Musicale / Schubert. 7. Hungarian Rhapsodie / Liszt.; title: Tuesday, November 25th at 8.15. Part I. "Giselle," ballet in two acts, music by Adam, arranged by M. St. Leon, new scenery and costumes designed by Walter London, scenery executed by Sackman, costumes Theatrekunst, London; title: Part II. 1. Bird and Serpent / Mendelssohn. 2. Obertass (Polish Dance) / Lewandowski. 3. Papillon / Drigo. 4. Danse de Pirate / Dvorak. Moment Musicale / Schubert. 6. Gavotte Pavlowa / Linke. 7. Rhapsodie Hungarian / Liszt. 8. L'Automne Bacchanale / Glasounow.; title: Wednesday, November 26th. at 8.15: Part I. Paquita. Part II. Les Presludes / Liszt, after a poem by Lamartine, arranged by Fokine, ballet master, Imperial Opera, St. Petersburg, scenery and costumes designed by the Russian painter, Boris Anisfeldt; title: Part III. Divertissements. 1. Mazurka / Glinka. 2. Gavotte Pavlowa / Linke. 3. Danse de Pirate / Dvorak. 4. Moment Musicale / Schubert. 5. The Swan / Saint-Saens, arranged by Fokine, ballet master, Imperifal Opera, St. Petersburg, costumes by Bakst. 6. Danse Slavonic / Rimski-Korsakoff. 7. L'automne Bacchanale / Glazounow.