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The merry widow

Title
  1. The merry widow [videorecording] / produced by WTTW Chicago ; produced and directed by Dick Carter ; choreography by Ruth Page, staged by Larry Long ; music by Franz Lehár.
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  1. Chicago, Ill. : WTTW ; W. Long Branch, N.J. : Kultur International Films, c1983.

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Additional authors
  1. Page, Ruth, 1899-1991
  2. McBride, Patricia, 1942-
  3. Martins, Peter, 1946-
  4. Wright, Rebecca, 1947-2006
  5. De la Pena, George
  6. Long, Larry, 1936-2009
  7. Conover, Warren
  8. Borne, Elyse
  9. Hess, Lisa
  10. Alexopoulos, Helene
  11. Fitzgerald, Florence
  12. Franceschi, Antonia
  13. Hess, Alexia
  14. Kumery, Jerri
  15. Seibert, Barbara
  16. Boos, Paul
  17. Castelli, Victor
  18. Crabtree, Cornel
  19. Frame, Paul Edward
  20. Bentley, Toni
  21. Bromberg, Vicki
  22. Gluck, Susan
  23. Mahdaviani, Miriam
  24. Sosenko, Roma
  25. De Rosa, Ottavio.
  26. Magad, Samuel, 1932-
  27. Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948.
  28. Van Grove, Isaac.
  29. May, Hans, 1891-1959.
  30. Loewenstein, Michael.
  31. Gérard, Rolf.
  32. Gedwellas, Jim.
  33. Carter, Dick.
  34. Wentink, Andrew Mark.
  35. Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
  36. WTTW (Television station : Chicago, Ill.)
  37. Kultur International Films.
  38. DHCA.
Description
  1. 1 videocassette (54 min.) : sd., col. NTSC; 1/2 in. (VHS)
Summary
  1. Ballet version of the operetta. In her introduction, choreographer Ruth Page provides a plot synopsis illustrated by still photographs of the production.
Uniform title
  1. Merry widow (Choreographic work : Page)
Genre/Form
  1. Dance.
  2. Video.
Call number
  1. *MGZIA 4-3839
Note
  1. Running time given as 60 min. on wrapper and original container.
  2. Commercially released version. Non-commercial versions of this recording appear on *MGZIA 4-1249 cassette 122 and *MGZIC 9-645, both titled The merry widow.
Credits (note)
  1. Music arranged by Isaac Van Grove and Hans May ; scenery, Michael Loewenstein ; costumes, Rolf Gérard ; lighting, Jim Gedwellas ; talent consultant, artists coordinator, narration, Andrew Mark Wentink.
Performer (note)
  1. Introduced by Ruth Page.
  2. Patricia McBride (Sonia, the widow) ; Peter Martins (Prince Danilo) ; Rebecca Wright (Baroness Popoff) ; George de la Pẽǹa (Count Jolidon) ; Larry Long (Baron Popoff) ; Warren Conover (Nish) ; Elyse Borne (Zozo) ; Lisa Hess (Frou-Frou) ; Helene Alexopoulos, Florence Fitzgerald, Antonia Franceschi, Alexia Hess, Jerri Kumery, Barbara Seibert (waltzing ladies) ; Johan Bager, Paul Boos, Victor Castelli, Cornel Crabtree, Paul Frame, Espen Giljane (waltzing gentlemen) ; Toni Bentley, Victoria Bromberg, Susan Gluck, Miriam Mahdaviani, Kimberlee Raines, Roma Sosenko (can-can girls) ; and Kelly Conroy, Diana White, Douglas Hay, Adam Pelty, Glen Tarachow. Most of the ensemble listed above are members of the New York City Ballet.
Title
  1. The merry widow [videorecording] / produced by WTTW Chicago ; produced and directed by Dick Carter ; choreography by Ruth Page, staged by Larry Long ; music by Franz Lehár.
Imprint
  1. Chicago, Ill. : WTTW ; W. Long Branch, N.J. : Kultur International Films, c1983.
Country of producing entity
  1. U.S.
Credits
  1. Music arranged by Isaac Van Grove and Hans May ; scenery, Michael Loewenstein ; costumes, Rolf Gérard ; lighting, Jim Gedwellas ; talent consultant, artists coordinator, narration, Andrew Mark Wentink.
Performer
  1. Introduced by Ruth Page.
Cast
  1. Patricia McBride (Sonia, the widow) ; Peter Martins (Prince Danilo) ; Rebecca Wright (Baroness Popoff) ; George de la Pẽǹa (Count Jolidon) ; Larry Long (Baron Popoff) ; Warren Conover (Nish) ; Elyse Borne (Zozo) ; Lisa Hess (Frou-Frou) ; Helene Alexopoulos, Florence Fitzgerald, Antonia Franceschi, Alexia Hess, Jerri Kumery, Barbara Seibert (waltzing ladies) ; Johan Bager, Paul Boos, Victor Castelli, Cornel Crabtree, Paul Frame, Espen Giljane (waltzing gentlemen) ; Toni Bentley, Victoria Bromberg, Susan Gluck, Miriam Mahdaviani, Kimberlee Raines, Roma Sosenko (can-can girls) ; and Kelly Conroy, Diana White, Douglas Hay, Adam Pelty, Glen Tarachow. Most of the ensemble listed above are members of the New York City Ballet.
Performer
  1. Music performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ottavio DaRosa ; violin solo, Samuel Magad.
Added author
  1. Page, Ruth, 1899-1991, choreographer. Commentator
  2. McBride, Patricia, 1942- dancer.
  3. Martins, Peter, 1946- dancer.
  4. Wright, Rebecca, 1947-2006, dancer.
  5. De la Pena, George, dancer.
  6. Long, Larry, 1936-2009, dancer.
  7. Conover, Warren, dancer.
  8. Borne, Elyse, dancer.
  9. Hess, Lisa, dancer.
  10. Alexopoulos, Helene, dancer.
  11. Fitzgerald, Florence, dancer.
  12. Franceschi, Antonia, dancer.
  13. Hess, Alexia, dancer.
  14. Kumery, Jerri, dancer.
  15. Seibert, Barbara, dancer.
  16. Boos, Paul, dancer.
  17. Castelli, Victor, dancer.
  18. Crabtree, Cornel, dancer.
  19. Frame, Paul Edward, dancer.
  20. Bentley, Toni, dancer.
  21. Bromberg, Vicki, dancer.
  22. Gluck, Susan, dancer.
  23. Mahdaviani, Miriam, dancer.
  24. Sosenko, Roma, dancer.
  25. De Rosa, Ottavio. Conductor
  26. Magad, Samuel, 1932- Instrumentalist
  27. Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948. Composer
  28. Van Grove, Isaac. Arranger
  29. May, Hans, 1891-1959. Arranger
  30. Loewenstein, Michael. Designer
  31. Gérard, Rolf. Costume designer
  32. Gedwellas, Jim.
  33. Carter, Dick. Producer. Director
  34. Wentink, Andrew Mark. Narrator
  35. Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
  36. WTTW (Television station : Chicago, Ill.)
  37. Kultur International Films.
  38. DHCA.
Added title
  1. Merry widow (Choreographic work : Page)
ISBN
  1. 1561272361
Research call number
  1. *MGZIA 4-3839
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