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Program for Rosa Ponselle's debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in La Forza del Destino, November 15, 1918. Name misspelled as Poncelle.

Program for Rosa Ponselle in La Traviata (as Violetta with Egener, Falco, Lauri-Volpi, Tibbett and Serafin conducting) on April 27th and Norma (as Norma with Tokatyan, Rothier, Telva, Egener and Serafin conducting) on May 1st with the Met in…

Program for Rosa Ponselle in La Traviata with the Met in Baltimore, April 18, 1931. Autographed by Rosa Ponselle and Lawrence Tibbett. Cast includes Egener, Falco, Lauri-Volpi, Tibbett, Bada, conducted by Serafin. Note about Met in Baltimore. And…

Program for Rosa Ponselle in La Gioconda (as Gioconda with Claussen, Pinza, Swarthout, Gigli and Serafin conducting) on May 5th and Cavalleria Rusticana (as Santuzza with Swarthout, Gigli, Basiola, Falco and Bellezza conducting) on May 7th with the…

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Violetta in La Traviata at Covent Garden, June 24, 1930 with Vincenzo Bellezza conducting. Cast also includes Inghilleri, Minghetti, Beltacchi, Palmer, Baracchi, Noble, Cilla, and Sampieri.

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Rachael in La Juive with the Metropolitan on the Road at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, November 30, 1920. Cast includes Caruso, Rother, Scotney, Diaz, Leonhardt, D'Angelo, Ananian and is conducted by Bodansky.…

Program for Rosa Ponselle as Norma at Covent Garden, May 26, 1930 with Vincenzo Bellezza conducting. Cast also includes Cattaneo, Kovaceva, Verona, Pinza, and Cilla.

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.

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 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.