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Program for combined concert with Rosa and Carmela Ponselle at Poli's Theatre in Meriden, Connecticut, on May 22, 1919. The concert was called "Brilliant Evening of Songs & Music" and had Romano Romani at the piano. The program includes Carmela…

Program for La Gioconda with Carmela (Laura) and Rosa Ponselle at the Metropolitan Opera, December 27, 1934 with Panizza conducting. Program autographed by Rosa Ponselle.

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera, January 25, 1936. Special performance benefiting French Benevolent Society and Hospital. Cast includes Burke, Votipka, Oelheim, Giovanni Martinelli, Pinza, Bada, with Hasselmans…

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Donna Anna in Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera, January 18, 1935. Includes mention of RP in La Gioconda January 21

Program for "Ernani" at the Metropolitan Opera, February 27, 1922. Cast includes Rosa Ponselle as Elvira, Giovanni Martinelli, Giuseppe Danise, Jose Mardones, and was conducted by Gennaro Papi. Also includes advertisements for Columbia Records and…

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Fedra in Fedra at Covent Garden, June 29, 1931 conducted by Tullio Serafin. Cast also includes Cortis, Formichi, Wilson, Casazza, Dua, Baracchi, Sampieri. combined with Gianni Schicchi on program.

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Fiora in L'Amore dei Tre Re at the Metropolitan Opera, December 29, 1926. Cast includes Didur, Danise, Gigli, Bada, Paltrinieri, with Serafin conducting. Advertisement for Romano Romani. Back cover has listing of Rosa…

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Fiora in L'Amore dei Tre Re at the Royal Opera at Covent Garden, July 4, 1930. Inside includes synopsis and "His Master's Voice" recording list of main cast.

Program for Rosa Ponselle as La Gioconda at Covent Garden, June 11, 1929 with Vincenzo Bellezza conducting. Cast also includes Castagna, Cattaaneo, Inghilleri, Autori, Sampieri, Cilla, Merli, and Barracchi.

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Leonora in La Forza del Destino at Covent Garden, June 1, 1931 with Tullio Serafin conducting. Cast also includes Pertile, Franci, Sampieri, Pederzini, Pasero, Badini, Kovaceva, Barracchi, Nessi, and Albu.