New York (N.Y.)
Found in 839 Collections and/or Records:
Moments in Time
Barbara Mahler dances across a practice studio while rehearsing ''Moments in Time,'' a dance she choreographed herself.
Momentum, 1978
Bruce Falco and Madelyn Berdes, both of the Joffrey II Dancers dance company, perform together in Choo San Goh's ballet ''Momentum.''
Moncion, Francisco, 1922-, 1938
Photographs of Francisco Moncion of the New York City Ballet performing in varioius dances.
Monotones, between 1965-1995
Dancers Rebecca Wright, Burton Taylor and Starr Danias perform in the City Center Joffrey Ballet production of Eugene Ashton's ballet ''Monotones.''
Moritz Goldstein, 1904
Moritz Goldstein (1861-1906) was born in Hungary. After moving to Denver, Colorado, Goldstein worked as a peddler until his death by pulmonary tuberculosis which he contracted in New York during the early 1890s.
Morris Strouse , 1886-1977
Morris Strause was born in Braunsbach, Germany on August 28, 1835. He moved to New York where he married Theresa Holzman and traveled across the US in various merchant positions. He moved to Colorado in search of gold and settled in Grand Junction with his family in 1882 where he began a clothing business, trading furs and skins and incorporating wool when the railroad was built. He passed away in November, 1928 as the Grand Junction's oldest and longest running merchant.
Movements
Kay Mazzo and Jacques d'Amboise perform together in ''Movements.''
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ginsberg and Anna, 1904
Formal portrait of the Ginsberg family. Mrs. Max Ginsberg and Anna Ginsberg stand on either side of Max Ginsberg with their hands on his shoulders.
Mrs. Lorber's 44th Anniversary Dinner Speech At the Waldorf-Astoria, November 17, 1951, 1951 November 17
Fannie Lorber's speech at the 44th Anniversary Dinner for the National Home for Jewish Children in Denver at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York on November 17, 1951.
Mrs. Lorber's Greeting at the 48th Anniversary Dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria, November 19, 1955, 1955 November 19
Final copy of Fannie Lorber's greeting at the 48th Anniversary Dinner for the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children in Denver at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York on November 19, 1955.