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Tan printed poster in bold black type advertising a 1915 ballet evening at Helsingborgs stads Teater with dancers Steier-Tiss

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Helsingborgs Stads Teater, Balett afton, gifven premiärdansösen Lisa Steier-Tisseau och Jean Börlin från Kungliga Operan i Stockholm, lördagen den 13 november 1915. program, Grand pas (nocturne, vals), 1915, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A printed theatre poster from Helsingborgs stads Teater announces a ballet evening featuring premiere dancer Lisa Steier-Tisseau and Jean Börlin of the Royal Opera in Stockholm, dated Saturday 13 November 1915. The poster is set in bold black display type on a tan paper ground, with a program list of pieces, performers, and composers, followed by ticket prices and booking notes. This is a 1915 record by an anonymous 20th-century printer.

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