Anna Pavlova

Philharmonic Auditorium / Los Angeles / March 11, 1925

March 11th, 1925 program from the eleven-night engagement of "Anna Pavlowa" at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles, California.

Following the scheduled eleven performance Los Angeles engagement, the company played two nights at Spreckels Theatre in San Diego, California,
March 23rd and 24th, 1925, then returned to Los Angeles for five additional performances.

The Farewell American Tour included the First American performances of "Don Quixote" with music composed by Ludwig Minkus and ballets staged by Laurent Novikoff.
The eleven-night engagement also included the ballets "Sleeping Beauty", "Fairy Doll", "Amarilla", "Oriental Impressions", "Coppelia" and "Chopiniana",
and included performances by Anna Pavlowa, Alexandre Volinine, Laurent Novikoff, Hilda Butsova, Andre Oliveroff, M. Pianowski, M. Zalewski, M. Vajinsky
and the Corps de Ballet, with Ivan Clustine, the eminent Ballet Director and Theodore Stier conducting the Symphony Orchestra.