Brooklyn Academy of Music

Maurice Strakosch and David Taylor announce the joint appearance of Miss Thursby and Ole Bull in One Grand Concert. The following artists will also appear: Emily Winant, Anna Bock, Mme. Chatterton-Bohrer, Sig. Brignoli, Sig. Ferranti & Mons. Fischer.

J.B. Buckstone's Comedy in 4 Acts. The Kemble souvenir programme, 1882-83.

Performances by Dudley Buck Quartette, New York Philharmonic Club, Francis Fisher Powers, Eugene Weiner, and "Miss MacCollum." Accompanist, Mr. John Hyatt Brewer.

C. Mortimer Wiske, Musical Director; Frank J. Mulligan, Accompanist. Soloists: Mme. Blanche Stone Barton, soprano; James Blamphin, Harpist. Amphion Orchestra and Chorus.

American Opera Programme. Grand Opera, in Five Acts, by Gounod. William Hock, Stage Director. Ballet arranged by Prof. Mamert Bibeyran. Kermes, Walpurgis Night, and Grand Bacchanale Ballet. Starring Charles Bassett, William Ludwig, Alonzo Stoddard, et al.

American Opera Programme. Grand Opera, in Four Acts, by Verdi. William Hock, Stage Director. Ballet arranged by Prof. Mamert Bibeyran. Starring William H. Hamilton, Cornelia Van Zanten, Madame Fursch-Madi, William Candidus, Myron W. Whitney, et al.

American Opera. In One Act by Victor Masse. First Grand Ballet Night. Follwed by Grand Spectacular Ballet arranged to the Bal Costume. Ballet music by Rubinstein. Ballet arranged by Prof. Mamert Bibeyran. With Laura Moore, Jessie Bartlett Davis, et al.

American Opera Programme. Grand Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner. Beginning at a quarter before eight. William Hock, Stage Director. The Cast: Myron W. Whitney, William Candidus, Bertha Pierson, William Ludwig, William Merton, Cornelia Van Zanten.

American Opera Programme. Grand Opera in Three Acts by Richard Wagner. Beginning at a quarter before eight. William Hock, Stage Director. The Cast: William Ludwig, Emma Juch, Myron W. Whitney, Charles Bassett, Mathilde Phillipps, William H. Fessenden.

"The Marriage of Jeanette," an Opera in One Act by Victor Masse. Cast: Pauline L'Allemand, John E. Brand, et al. Followed by "Sylvia,"a Ballet in Two Acts and Four Tableaux by Leo Delibes. The Cast: Theodora De Gillert, Mlle. Pessione, et al. Dated via coverage in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

With the assistance of Mme. Zelia Trebelli, Contralto. Herr Anton Seidl (by permission of E.C. Stanton, esq.) and his Grand Orchestra from the Metropolitan Opera House, New York.

American Opera Programme. An Opera in Four Acts by F. von Flotow. First performance in Brooklyn by the National Opera Company of "Martha." William Hock, Stage Director. The Cast: Pauline L'allemand, Jessie Bartlett Davis, William Hamilton, et al. Dated via coverage in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

American Opera Programme. Grand Opera in English. Romantic Opera in Three Acts by R Wagner. William Hock, Stage Director. The Cast: William Ludwig, Bertha Pierson, Myron W. Whitney, Charles Bassett, Mathilde Phillipps and William H. Fessenden, et al. Dated via coverage in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

American Opera Programme. Opera in Three Acts by Leo Delibes. Ballet composed by Mamert Bibeyran. William Hock, Stage Director. The Cast: Pauline Lállemand, Alonzo E. Stoddard, Charles Bassett, et al. Grand Ballet of the Bayaderes. Music by Leo Delibes. Dated via coverage in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

Second Private Concert. J. C. Dempsey, Conductor. Assisted by Chevalier B. de Salas. Soloists: Lillian Blauvelt, Edith M. Dutcher, Wilford S. Watters, C. C. Ferguson. Accompanists: Arnold W. Meyer, F. Toledo and selected artists.

Sixth appearance in America of Josef Hofmann under the personal direction of Henry E. Abbey. Adolph Neuendorff, conductor. Also appearing: Nettie Carpenter, Helene Hastreiter, Sig. De Anna, Mme. Sacconi. Music include pieces by Weber, Beethoven, et al.

Boston Symphony Society. William Gericke, Conductor. Soloist for First Concert: Gertrude Edmands. Selections by Weber, Bruch, Bach, Schubert, Greig, Beethoven.

Soloists for Third Concert: Lilli Lehmann (from the Metropolitan Opera House), Alexander Lambert. Selections by Beethoven, Rubinstein, Brahms, Greig, Ambroise Thomas, Litolff, Liszt.

Second private concert. C. Mortimer Wiske, Musical Director. Miss Grace A. Povey, Accompanist. Soloists G. del Punete, Henry D. Clark, Charles S. Phillips, and Frederic Reddall. Also included New York Philharmonic Club.

Amateur Opera Association of Brooklyn presents Gilbert & Sullivan's Nautical Comic Opera, in Two Acts. Cast: M. Berdu, Jr.; Thomas T. Barry; A. G. Nickolds; J. W. Macy, et al. Will W. Thomas, Musical Director, H. F. Dixie, Stage Manager.

The Amaranth Dramatic Society. "Caprice," a domestic play in four acts, produced by the courtesy of Miss Minnie Maddern. Music by the 23rd Regiment Band. Alfred D. Fohs, Director.

Gretchen by W.S. Gilbert. Cast includes Alfred Young, Frederick Bowne, and H.C. Edwards. Music by 23rd Regiment Band. Alfred D. Fohs, Director.

Performers include Emma C. Thursby, Alice Mandelick, Paul Tidden, Raphael Diaz Albertine, H.M. Heidelberg, the DeKoven Quartette, and Harry Rowe Shelley.

Polytechnic Dramatic Association, fourth season. First production of the three act musical extravaganza The Theosophist.

"Cupid and Psyche," an original three act musical burlesque. Produced under the direction of Henry Gaines Hawn. Polytechnic Dramatic Association season 1895.

Program of the engagement of Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and M. Coquelin. Management Oscar J. Murray.

Bulletin published weekly containing information for events to be held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Events include: The David Bispham Song Recital, The Opening 'Cello and Piano Recital, The Mme. Chaminade Concert, Dr. John C. Bowker Lectures, et al.

The Educational Theatre for Children and Young People presents The Little Princess. A three-act drama by Frances Hodgson Burnett.

Joint address by Helen Keller and her teacher Mrs. John Macy (Anne M. Sullivan). Subject: The Heart and the Hand or The Right Use of Our Senses. Lecture Platform appearance.

Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1926, Boys High School.

Clare Tree Major presents The Children's Theatre of New York in a Series of Six Saturday Afternoon Plays for Children. "Rip Van Winkle" based on Washington Irving's Story. Cast: Eugenia Rawles, Madeline Fales, Wesley B. Whitehouse, et al.

Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1939, Boys High School.

"Don Juan in Hell" by Bernard Shaw. Directed by Charles Laughton. Starring Charles Boyer, Charles Laughton, Cedric Hardwicke, and Agnes Moorehead.

Vladimir Horowitz, pianist. First in the major concert series. Analytical notes by Olin Downes.

Columbia Artists Management in association with Howard Lanin Management presents the Royal Danish Ballet. Ballet master Frank Schaufuss. Solo dancers include Mona Vangsaa, Borge Ralov, Kirsten Ralov, Svend Erik Jensen, Margarethe Schanne, Niels Bjorn Larsen et al.

Celia Franca, David Adams, Lois Smith et al. Orchestra conductor George Crum. Concert master and assistant conductor Charles Dobias. Includes newspaper clipping about the ballet dancers wearing warmup socks in the colors of their favorite hockey teams.

Renata Tebaldi, soprano, Metropolitan Opera Association. Martin Rich at the piano.

Boston Symphony Orchestra. Charles Munch, Music Director. First concert of 1960-61 season.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Eighty-First Season 1961-1962.Charles Munch, Music Director. Richard Burgin, Associate Conductor.

National Ballet of Canada under the direction of Celia Franca. A presentation of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in cooperation with Felix G. Gerstman.

S. Hurok presents Mazowsze Polish song and dance company. A presentation of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in cooperation with Felix G. Gerstman. Mme. Mira Ziminska-Sygietynska, Director.

S. Hurok presents Van Cliburn, pianist. A presentation of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in cooperation with Felix G. Gerstman.

The McCarter Theatre Production of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. Directed by Robert Blackburn. Cast includes William Swetland, Olive Dunbar, Michael M. Ryan and David Tress.

S. Hurok presents Van Cliburn, pianist. A presentation of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in cooperation with Felix G. Gerstman.

The Richard Allen Hildebrand For Bishop Club presents The Negro and His Music, an Extravaganza in Words and Songs. Conductor-Director Maestro Luigi Dell'Orefice.

The Brooklyn Oratorio Society & The French S.D.A. Church present "Messiah" by Geo. F. Handel. Soloists: Mavis Alleyne, soprano; Carroll Walters, alto; Sydney Johnson, tenor; Aubrey Baker, Bass; Vitor Kelly, conductor. Choralists: Claudia Alleyne, et al.