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Metropolitan Opera House; the Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo; Sunday Afternoon, November 2, 1941
Language: English
Published by Metropolitan Opera House, New York, 1941
First Edition
Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Soft cover program, 20 numbered pps w photographs of Ballet Russe.Interior clean staples pages ( 1 page loose ). Unmarked and clean. Cover shows date and seat location for this performance of The Nutcracker by Tchaikowsky, Choreographed by Petipa, Revived by Fedorova, Scenery/Costumes by Benois. Includes an informative introductory article on the history of the Ballet Ruse at the Metropoliatn, as well as typical ads and social articles on "Fashion" and "After the Opera". Rare - especially in this near fine condition.
