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This image displays a vintage advertisement or program page for a theatrical production, printed in black ink on white paper, appearing as part of a bound booklet or magazine, as indicated by the page number “13” at the bottom and the visible spine/fold on the left.
The advertisement is for The North Shore Music-Theater, which is described as “The Unique Permanent-Roofed Tent Theater” located at “Route 128 — Exit 9, Beverly, Mass.”
The main event promoted is Verdi’s “Rigoletto”, presented “For The First Time in New England Summer Theater” and performed “in English.” It is billed as “AN OPERA-IN-THE-ROUND PRODUCTION.” The performance is scheduled “For the week of June 15.”
The star of the production is Elaine Malbin, supported by “a Distinguished cast.” It is “As Directed and Conducted by Boris Goldovsky,” further credited as “Artistic Director of the New England Opera Theater and Commentator for the Metropolitan Opera News of the Air.”
Ticket prices are listed as “AT POPULAR PRICES: $3.60 $2.75 $2.20.”
Additionally, the ad announces another event: starting “JUNE 22,” the theater will present a musical review including songs such as “LIL ABNER,” “NAUGHTY MARIETTA,” “WISH YOU WERE HERE,” “BLOOMER GIRL,” “OH CAPTAIN,” “CAROUSEL,” and “BELLS ARE RINGING.”
The page also includes information for mail orders (“MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW”) and season subscriptions (“FOR SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS AT A DISCOUNT”), with instructions to write to: “BOX 62 Y, BEVERLY, MASS.” It concludes with a note that “Fund-Raising Theater Parties and Benefits Now Being Booked.”
A simple, stylized line drawing of a tent theater appears at the top center, reinforcing the venue’s identity. The overall design uses classic typography and layout common in mid-20th century print advertising.
The image appears to be an advertisement or flyer for a theatrical event. It promotes "The North Shore Music-Theater" presenting "Verdi's Rigoletto" in an English adaptation, performed in an "Opera in the Round Production." The event is scheduled for the week of June 15 and will be starring Elaine Malbin, with a distinguished cast. The production is directed and conducted by Boris Goldovsky, described as the Artistic Director of the New England Opera Theater and a commentator for the Metropolitan Opera News of the Air.
The flyer also mentions pricing for the event as "At Popular Prices: $3.60, $2.75, $2.20." There is additional mention of performances starting from June 22, including "Lil Abner," "Naughty Marietta," "Oh Captain," "Carousel," and "Bells Are Ringing."
At the bottom of the flyer, there is information about mail order subscriptions and a mention of fund-raising theater parties and benefits being booked. The location is specified as Route 128, Exit 9, Beverly, Mass.
This image is a vintage promotional flyer for a theatrical production at The North Shore Music-Theater. Here are the key details:
The design is simple and text-heavy, with a small decorative element near the top. The layout is typical of mid-20th-century promotional materials.
The image shows a page of a brochure or a flyer for an event. The page features a black and white illustration of a tent-like structure, possibly a theater. The text below the illustration reads "The Unique Permanent-Roofed Tent Theater." The page also includes the name of the theater, "The North Shore Music-Theater," and the name of the production, "Rigoletto," along with the name of the director, Boris Goldovsky. Additionally, there is information about the cast, ticket prices, and other details about the event. The page appears to be part of a larger brochure or flyer, as it has a page number at the bottom.
This is a printed page from a booklet, featuring a black-and-white design. It contains information about a performance of Verdi's "Rigoletto" at the North Shore Music Theater in Beverly, Massachusetts. The page includes details such as the date of the performance, the cast, and ticket prices. It also mentions that the theater is a permanent-roofed tent theater. The page has a brown background and is folded in half, with some text on the left side of the page.
The image shows a printed program or promotional flyer for a theatrical production. Here is a detailed description:
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The document is a formal and detailed promotional piece for a theatrical production of Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi, presented by The North Shore Music-Theater. It highlights the unique setting (a tent theater), the star performer (Elaine Malbin), the director (Boris Goldovsky), and additional performances. The design is elegant and professional, aimed at attracting audiences and providing clear information about the event, pricing, and contact details.
This image is a black-and-white promotional flyer or program for The North Shore Music-Theater in Beverly, Massachusetts, located at Route 128, Exit 9. It advertises a performance of Rigoletto by Verdi, presented in English, during the week of June 15. The production is described as “an opera-in-the-round” and stars Elaine Malbin, along with a distinguished cast. The production is directed and conducted by Boris Goldovsky, who is noted as the Artistic Director of the New England Opera Theater and a commentator for the Metropolitan Opera News of the Air. Ticket prices range from $2.20 to $3.60.
The ad also mentions additional productions starting June 22, including:
The center of the flyer contains a stylized graphic of a tent-like structure that symbolizes the theater. The flyer also provides instructions for mail order at a discount and highlights fundraising theater parties and benefits. The page is marked number 13 at the bottom.
This image is a vintage advertisement or program page for a theater production at The North Shore Music-Theater located in Beverly, Massachusetts, near Route 128, Exit 9. It features a stylized illustration of the theater's unique permanent-roofed tent structure at the top.
The advertisement announces the summer theater production of Verdi's opera "Rigoletto," performed in English. It highlights that this is an opera-in-the-round production, scheduled for the week of June 15. The starring performer is Elaine Malbin, with direction and conduction by Boris Goldovsky, who is noted as the Artistic Director of the New England Opera Theater and commentator for the Metropolitan Opera News of the Air.
Ticket prices are mentioned as $3.60, $2.75, and $2.20.
Additionally, starting June 22, the theater will present several other shows, including "Lil Abner," "Naughty Marietta," "Wish You Were Here," "Bloomer Girl," "Oh Captain," "Carousel," and "Bells Are Ringing."
The bottom section notes that mail orders for season subscriptions are accepted at a discount and provides a mailing address: Box 62 Y, Beverly, Mass. It also mentions that fundraising theater parties and benefits are currently being booked.
The page number 13 is centered at the bottom of the page.
The image displays a printed page from a program or a flyer advertising a musical event. The text is arranged hierarchically to emphasize essential information and reads as follows:
THE UNIQUE
PERMANENT-ROOFED
TENT THEATER
ROUTE 128—EXIT 9
BEVERLY, MASS.
For The First Time in New England Summer Theater
THE NORTH SHORE MUSIC-THEATER
Proudly Presents
VERDI'S
RIGOLETTO
in English
IN AN OPERA-IN-THE-ROUND PRODUCTION
For the week of June 15
STARRING
ELAINE MALBIN
And a Distinguished cast
As Directed and Conducted by
BORIS GOLDOVSKY
Artistic Director of the New England Opera Theater
and Commentator for the Metropolitan Opera News of the Air
AT POPULAR PRICES: $3.60 $2.75 $2.20
AND STARTING JUNE 22
LIL ABNER • NAUGHTY MARIETTA • WISH YOU WERE HERE
BLOOMER GIRL • OH CAPTAIN • CAROUSEL
BELLS ARE RINGING
MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW
FOR SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS AT A DISCOUNT
WRITE: BOX 62 Y, BEVERLY, MASS.
Fund-Raising Theater Parties and Benefits Now Being Booked
At the bottom of the page, there's a page number indicating it is page 13 of the program or flyer. The overall design is simple, utilizing bold text for the title of the opera and names, with decorative elements to separate different sections of text. The page appears to be part of a booklet or brochure, with a folded edge visible on the left side of the image.
This is a black-and-white page from a theater program or brochure promoting a summer season. Key details:
Overall, it’s an early promotional page for a regional summer theater season.