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Five ballet students of the Elena Vartova dance school performing on stage, (Santa Monica?), circa 1951

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Photograph of 5 ballet students of the Elena Vartova dance school performing on stage. The dancers, dressed as gypsies in blouses, belts and dirndl skirts, are in mid-air and each holds a tambourine. A father in a suit with a young child is visible in off stage in the background.
Date:
[circa 1951]
Photographer:
Bartlett, Adelbert, 1887-1966
Collection:
Adelbert Bartlett Papers, 1922-1950
Five ballet students of the Elena Vartova dance school performing on stage, (Santa Monica?), circa 1951

"Traviata" cast party with Natalie Garrotto, Enrico Porta and Jean Kortlander, Santa Monica, circa 1949

Description:
"Traviata" cast party in a room with a long table and 2 smaller tables covered with table cloths and furnished with Chandeliers, plates and glasses of wine. About 20 cast members are in attendance including Natalie Garrotto (left) and Enrico Porta (3rd from left), both in costume, and Jean Kortlander (right).
Date:
[circa 1940]
Resource Type:
still image
Photographer:
Bartlett, Adelbert, 1887-1966
Collection:
Adelbert Bartlett Papers, 1922-1950
"Traviata" cast party with Natalie Garrotto, Enrico Porta and Jean Kortlander, Santa Monica, circa 1949

A valley leading to a Santa Rosa Mountain peak, Ribbonwood resort, Mountain Center vicinity, 1937

Description:
The Ribbonwood resort, located at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains, was owned and operated by W.S. (Wilson Stout) Howell, Jr., d.1888-1967. Howell purchased 2000 acres of land at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains from the Southern Pacific Railroad with the intention of farming, but when the Pines-to-Palms Highway opened in 1932, he decided to open a rest stop to capitalize on the traffic that ran through portions of his property. Soon after, he began to clear paths to trails leading up to the Santa Rosa Mountains and created picnic areas. Rustic-style cabins soon followed. By 1935, Howell’s land was a full-fledged resort. Howell’s intention was to offer a place where those in ill health could rest and recuperate in a natural environment. He believed that the mountain location helped him rebuild his health and that it could do the same for others. Howell sold his land in 1964. It was developed into the town of Spring Crest, which sits within the Santa Rosa – San Jacinto Mountains National Monument.
Date:
October 1, 1937
Photographer:
Bartlett, Adelbert, 1887-1966
Collection:
Adelbert Bartlett Papers, 1922-1950
A valley leading to a Santa Rosa Mountain peak, Ribbonwood resort, Mountain Center vicinity, 1937