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Printed 1915 Swedish poster announcing a Jean Börlin ballet evening at Ronneby Brunnssalong with a numbered dance program.

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Ronneby Brunnssalong, Jean Börlin, från Kungl. Teatern i Stockholm, gifver ballett-afton, måndagen den 26. juli 1915. program, 1. An Dich, seriösa danser, Chopin, 2. Lekande gosse, Chopin, 3. Slafvens, 1915, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A printed Swedish poster advertises a ballet evening at Ronneby Brunnssalong by Jean Börlin of the Royal Theatre in Stockholm, held Monday 26 July 1915 at 8 p.m. A decorative framed program lists six dance pieces with their composers, including works attributed to Chopin, Sibelius, Verdi and Godard. The poster is anonymous and dated 1915.

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