This multi-page dance program is for the Hebrew Charity Ball held on February 9, 1869. The cover features "Hebrew Charity Ball 1869" in decorative Victorian-style lettering, adorned with an illustration of cherubs holding musical instruments within a circular frame, set against ornate borders. A yellow ribbon is attached to the spine. The program lists "Promenade Music" and "Dancing Music" selections, including various quadrilles, waltzes, schottisches, lancers, galops, and gems from operas, with composers such as Offenbach, Mozart, Strauss, Verdi, and Hassler. Music was provided by Hassler's Grand Orchestra and Military Band. The interior pages also list Henry S. Frank as the Master of Ceremonies and several Floor Managers. The final page is blank for "Engagements." The item was printed by R. Stein, Phil. 3.
Subject: Orchestras
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This trade card advertises I. Kaufman's Orchestra, located at 1210 Columbia Avenue. The front of the card features the orchestra's name, the address, and the inscription 'KAUFMAN'S ORCHESTRA' in a prominent position, centered on the card. The back of the card is blank. There is another version of the card. This card has a yellow border and the text 'I. Kaufman's' and 'Orchestra' are set off from the main text of the card. There is a second version of the card in the collection. It has a red border and the text 'I. Kaufman's' and 'Orchestra' are set off from the main text of the card.