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OF Ffiusic a Depar Tment O F the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE of ARTS and SCIENCES BROOKLYn acanemy OF ffiUSIC a depar tment o f THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FRANCIS T. CHRISTY, P1·esident ~ ~ ---:- ~ - - ----- ~; -~ :jli.L1U-- WILLIAM B. HEWSON, Chairman The Governing Committee • *" ·- .. ~ ... .. 0 WM. McKELVY MARTIN, Di1·ector METROPOLITAN OPERA NATIONAL CO. Carmen Saturday, January 1st, 1966 THE BROOI{LYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC in association with The Opera Society of Brooklyn presents METROPOLITAN OPERA NATIONAL COMPANY Inaugural Season 1965-1966 Georg-es Bizet CARMEN Opera in four acts (in F1·ench) Saturday E\·cning, January 1st, ]966 - 8:00 p. m. Libretto by H. MEILHAC and L. HALEVY Adapted from the novel by PROSPER MERIMEE Conductor: ROBERT LA MARCHINA Directed by LOUIS DUCREUX Sets and costumes designed by BERNARD DAYDE Associate Designer MING CHO LEE Choreography by LUIS OLIVARES Choral Director: WILLIAM JONSON CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Morales, an officer ..................................................................................................................... JAMES FARRAR Micaela, a villar;e maiden ·····-·····························································-···············-·· MARY BETH PEIL Zuniga, captain of dragoons ··············-················-··············································· PETER VAN GINKEL Don Jose, corporal of drcrgoom .................................................................. NICHOLAS DI VIRGILIO Carmen, a g•yps'J' girl ................................................................................................... DOROTHY KREBILL Frasquita ) compcmiom to Carmen ........................................................................ LINDA NEWMAN Mercedes~ ............................................ H UGUETTE TOURANGEAU Escamillo, a toreador ································-··································-·······-····························· RON BOTTCHER El Dancairo smttgr;lers l ................................................................................. CHARLES GONZALES El Re.mendado \ .................................................................................... ROBERT COWDEN Gypsy dancer ................................................................................................................................. LUIS OLIVARES KNABE PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY ,.. ,. RESTAURANT r ODdoJa COCKTAIL LOUNGE "FOR PEOPLE OF GOOD TASTE" 20 lafayettetG Ave., Brooklyn NEvins 8·9547 Acrou the street from the Academy Yor Q}our fA/I.er lite oflww Cl>ining dJ/eaaure - our Venezia Room is just the place to relax and enjoy the finest in food and drinks. WE CATER TO ALL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS-UP TO 300 The STEfNWA Y is the official piano of THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Academy pianos are serviced by ABARD PIANO & ORGAN CO. Come to .Joe's any evening and let Joe's piano player play your favorite. If you come between 4 and 6, yo u can also get your favorite drink, (within reason) for only 75¢. Joe's Restaurant. 44 Court St., B'klyn. Synopsis of Scenes Seville, Spain in 1875 ACT I: Seville, near the tobacco factory. Intermission ACT II: Lilias Pastia's tavern. Intermission ACT III: The smugglers' cave in the mountains. Intermission ACT IV: Public square in Seville at the entrance to the bull ring. Scenery and properties bUJlt and painted by Feller Scenery Studios, Inc. Costumes executed by Lawrence Vlady, Inc. Women's shoes by La Ray Boot Shop - Men's shoes by McCreedy & Schreiber, Inc. Jewelry by Coro Jewelry. STAFF FOR THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Wm. McKelvy Martin, Direclo1·; Richard L. Kirschner, Assistant Directo1·; Lewis L. Lloyd, Press RepTesentaliue; Robert J. Hayden, Bllilding Superintendent; Alfredo Salmaggi, House Mana.ger; RichardT. Beck, Stage Mana{JeT mul Chief Ca?·penter; Fred L. Schonberg, Chief Elect?·ician; Gerard J. Smith, Mw;te1· of Prope1·tieR; Edward Hochner, Box Office Treww1·e?'. Librettos for sale in the lobby MAKE YOURS A MEMORABLE EVENING! Before or after the Performance visit DODGERS Restaurant and Cocldail Lounge "B?·oolclun's Most Intimctte Restaurant" Complimentary Wine - Garlic Bread & Salad LUNCHEON • DINNER • SIJPPER (7 Days) Steaks • lor ::~crs l>ancinr; Fri. & Sat.- Caleriny (. 1mer. E:rpress) - Ruommencled b!! "CUE"- (Est. 1942) 24 DEIZALB AVE. cor. FLA TBUSH AVE. EXT. MA 5-8977 (]usc 3 Blocks from Academy) FIRE NOTICE. The exit indicated by a red light and sign nearest to the seat you occupy is the shorest route to the street. In the event of fire or other emergency please do not run - WALK TO THAT EXIT. NEW NOW ABRAHAM. ..,..::a"' c "' QUICK SILVER Streak bolt lightning quick into this dazzler dress and see your charm turn on, on, on! Shining way to make yourself shimmer and seen .. bright-now in a sparkling collection of metallic fiber dresses at A&S. - ,nc rl. THE METROPOLITAN OPERA ASSOCIATION General Manager: Rudolf Bing and THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS present the M E T R 0 P 0 L I T A N 0 P E R A N A T I 0 N A L C 0 M P A N Y General Managers; II Rise Stevens Michael Manuel Music Director: Robert La Marchina Associate Music Director: Samuel Krachmalnick INAUGURAL SEASON 1965 - 1966 PRINCIPAL ARTISTS Robert Bennett John Fiorito Julian Patrick Ellen Berse Sylvia Friederich Mary Beth Peil Ron Bottcher Charles Gonzales Francesca Roberto Robert Cowden Eu~e Green Polyna Savridi John Craig Dorothy Krebill Vern Shinall Joy Davidson Chris Lachona Huguette Tourangeau Enrico Di Giuseppe Mary Munroe Peter Van Ginkel Nicholas di Virgilio Linda Newman Nolan Van Way Andrij Dobriansky Maralin Niska Arnold Voketaitis James Farrar Norman Paige Marilyn Zschau EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT: HUROK ATTRACTIONS, INC. METROPOLITAN OPERA NATIONAL COMPANY General Managers Ris~ Stevens, Michael Manuel Administrative Staff Company Manager Herbert: Cherin Publicity Director & Advance Repre~entative Mary Jolliffe Associate Publicity Director (New York) Official Photographer Dale HeapiYS Martha Swope Metropolitan Opera Representative (New York) Production Coordinator Michael Bronson General Administrative Assistant Jane Reisman Press Assistant (New York) Plato Karayanis Assistant Representative (New York) Margaret Norton Secretary to the General Managers Jay Rutherford Anne Kocltc Music and Production Staff Music Director, Robert La Marchina Associate Music Director, Samuel Krachmalnick Assistant Conductors Ross Reimueller Edwin Stahl Executive Stage Manager John L. Moorehead Assistant Stage Director & Stage Manager Margaret Fairbank Assistant Stage Director Plato Karayanis Assistant Stage Manager Thorn Trethewey Ballet Mistress Maree Austin Musical Preparation Joan Dornemann, Peter Paul Fuchs, Frederic Popper, Eve Queler, Dorothy Zeigler English Diction Supervision Dorothy Uris French Diction Supervision Jeannette Breval Albert Myara Italian Diction Supervision Adriano Petronio Dramatic Consultant Ludwig Donath Style and Movement Coach Sondra Lee Technical Staff Master Carpenter Joseph Russell Master Electrician Chester Brown Master Propertyman Peter Stadolnik Wardrobe Supervisor Laurette Hickman Wig Supervisor Maggie Zicha Assistant Carpenter Edward Triggs Flyman K. Keith Klemmt Assistant Electricians Albert Pidgeon Arthur Goldenberg Assistant Propertyman Laurence Buck Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor Robert Stickney Wardrobe Assistant Selma Brown Trucking by Clark Transfer Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. 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