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The Wolf Trap Foundation in association with Foundation for American Dance presents "City Center Joffrey Ballet," by arrangement with Harold Shaw, Robert Joffrey, artistic director, Gerald Arpino, assistant director, William Crawford, general administrator, Walter Hagen, music director, Thomas Skelton, lighting design, Basil Thompson, ballet master, Molle Regan, assistant administrator, Seymour Lipkin, principal guest conductor, Jennifer Tipton, production supervisor, James Howell, assistant to Mr. Arpino, "Cakewalk," choreography by Ruthanna Boris, music by Hershy Kay after Louis Moreau Gottschalk, conducted by Seymour Lipkin, lighting by Thomas Skelton, scenery by William Pitkin, costumes by Robert Drew (courtesy New York City Ballet).
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Filene Center, Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts, second season, 1972, Saturday afternoon, July 8, at 2:30; Sunday afternoon, July 9, at 2:30.
Title devised by Library staff.
"The performer magazine at Wolf Trap, second season, 1972, volume II, Book 1"--Cover.
Cast: Charthel Arthur, Pamela Johnson, Nancy Robinson, Christian Holder, Alaine Haubert, Erika Goodman, Donna Silva, Robert Estner, Haynes Owens, Robert Talmage, Robert Thomas, Eileen Brady, Francesca Corkle, Donna Cowen, Starr Danias, Denise Jackson, Pamela Nearhoof, Christine Uchida, Gay Wallstrom, William Whitener, Randal Harris, Gary Chryst, Diane Orio, Diana Cartier.
LC copy shelved under: City Center, Joffrey Ballet.
With: Kettentanz. Issued together.
In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
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The School of Drama, University of Oklahoma presents "City Center Joffrey Ballet," Robert Joffrey, artistic director, Gerald Arpino, assistant director, Omar K. Lerman, general administrator, Alexander Ewing, general director, music director: Walter Hagen, lighting design: Thomas Skelton, ballet master: Basil Thompson, assistant to Mr. Arpino: James Howell, "Cakewalk," choreography by Ruthanna Boris, music by Hershy Kay, after Louis Moreau Gottschalk, lighting design by Thomas Skelton, scenery by William Pitkin, costumes by Robert Drew (courtesy New York Ballet), conducted by Walter Hagen.
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