Russian Opera Company to Present Le Coq d Or and Boris Godounoff
One hundred twenty five performers to arrive in San Antonio for two December shows Friday and Saturday evenings. Productions include orchestra ballet chorus and principals with Russian designers and craftsmen providing all scenery costumes and properties. Casts announced for Le Coq d Or Friday and Boris Godounoff Saturday with conductor Eugene Plotnikoff aided by Alexander Steinert and featuring premier ballerina Lida Anhaltion.
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San Anton
le Coq d'Or
Boris Gadounoff
Faussia
Mecca Temple
New York
Moussorgsky
Boris Godounoff
Khovantschina
Rimsky-Karsakatis
San Antonio
Southwest
Col W. (. Higgins
Olin Downes
New York Times
Movs
Gorgsky
Moscow
Petersburg
Pourhkin
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakovf
Eugene Plotnikoff
Sive
Alexander Steinert
King Dodon
Max Panielciert
Prince Guldon
Dimitri Griona Priore
Alexis Teherkassky Finnerel Polkan
Michial Schvelz
Amelia
Forance Nadine
Fedora
Reislae Meamondt
Rhemekhan
Ogise Janice Davenport Vaire
Aig
Resnikort Boidlers
Imarriors
Boris Jigaft
Maitre de Ballet
Vecheslav Swobed
Lida Anvhalion
Bustian Opera Company
New York Philharmonic
Metropolitan Opera House cast list travelogues or chestras
Saturday evening program listing a music drama by Modest Mobuzeorcek titled Borie Grdounoff. Based on an historical drama by Poushkin, in Provene and four acts. Cast includes Boris Gorioinoff as Regent of Assia, Nadine Fedora Marina Edwina Fustis Behuisk, Mamonolt Dimitri-Tvan Ivantzofi Varlezmo, Manya Maruchess, Leonid Gorlenko, Vladimir Deloff, Alexis Tcherkassky and others in supporting roles.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Borie Grdounoff
Modest Mobuzeorcek
Provene
Poushkin
Boris Gorioinoff
Assia
Kenta
Resnikotl
Feoder
Flona Sehwed
Leonid Gorlenko
Vladimir Deloff
Matmnan Vethislav Mamenoil
Bosar
Secess
William Taylor Tschelkalor
Alexis Tcherkassky
Hoyars soldiers and pilgrims in troubled city scene
A fragmentary report lists Hoyars soldiers peasants beggars pilgrims monks guards and the populace in a tense urban gathering with no clear outcome. Names or places are unreadable but the scene centers on crowd dynamics and authority.
Rhinoceros Bone Find in Kansas Fossil Beds
UFALY Kay reports a presumed head of a prehistoric rhinoceros unearthed in fossil beds north of a town. Paleontologist T A Cramer states the horn was three cornered and inches long. In a separate item from White Plains, William R Quinn wins a legal separation over a misunderstanding tied to St Patrick's Day.
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Kansas
Ufaly
Kay
Here
T. A. Cramer
White Plains
William R. Quinn
Helen
R. Quinn
Debutantes Presented in Capital Debutantes Presented in Capital
Washington society celebrated debutante season with three leading presentations on Thanksgiving day. Jane Culbertson, daughter of William S. Culbertson, introduced at a large tea. Elizabeth Gill, daughter of Theodore Gill, with Juliet Parrish among the longtime Washington families. Katherine Pearson, daughter of William E. Pearson, hosted by Mrs. Pearson and friends.
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Washington, D
Washington
William S. Culbertson
Jane Culbertson
Connecticut
Evenue
Jane
Santiago
Chile
United States
Romania
Bryn Mawr College
Elizabeth Gill
Theodore Gill
Miss Gill
Queen Mary Shops for Gifts and Ballot of Royal Household
Queen Mary, weak with a cold, begins a Christmas shopping tour from Buckingham Palace. Her list includes every servant and royal household member, each item labeled with recipient names. The piece also notes American steeplechasing guests and London literary figures at a reception hosted by the American Women’s Club.
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May Hacker
Universal
Sperist
London
Queen Mary
Buck Ingham Palace
Pitt
Charles G
Kathleen Norris
Tonor al
American Women's Club
Curtis
Brown
Terary Fulk
Sir Philip
Lady Gibbs
Philip Guedalla
Mary Borden
Beatrice Kean Seymour
Bridal Frock Descriptions Highlight Short Jacket and Roses
A description recalls a bride in a short jacket edged with beige and brown feathers, wearing suede gloves and carrying a bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Pearson wears a long frock with a fetching jacket and full sleeves, also bearing a bouquet of yellow roses. The text emphasizes the attire and floral accents of the wedding party.
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Pearson
Doris Learns Accordion Amid New Social Fads
Doris Duke receives an accordion as a birthday gift from her mother Nannie Duke, a surprising choice that outsized diamonds and cars in local gossip. The piece notes duchess curiosity, a music-store shopping spree, and Doris taking lessons from an accordion professor, reflecting society’s turn toward hobbyist culture among New York’s elite.
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Cholly Knickerbocker
Hulsersal Serren Society
New York
Doris Duke
Nand
Doris
Nannie“ Duke
Nannie
Orpheus
Mamma
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Clever New
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Shires
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Perennial
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