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Heifetz, Jascha. (1901–1987). "May Beegle Concerts" - Signed Program Cover, Pittsburgh, 1952.

Single-sheet cover removed from the program for the recital by the supreme violinist at the Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening, February 16, [1952], presented in the twenty-ninth season of the May Beegle Concerts, 1951-1952. Printed with a halftone photograph of the violinist playing, signed and dated in blue ink beside it: "J Heifetz / 1952." Advertisement for the Colonial Art Furniture Company to verso. Light toning and a few small edge nicks, else very good. 6 x 9.25 inches; 15.2 x 23.5 cm. From the autograph collection of Hélène de Poutiloff, who was active in the French Resistance before emigrating to the US in 1953.

May Beegle was Pittsburgh's leading concert impresario, bringing the great recitalists of the day to the city for more than three decades.

Heifetz, Jascha. (1901–1987) "May Beegle Concerts" - Signed Program Cover, Pittsburgh, 1952

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Heifetz, Jascha. (1901–1987). "May Beegle Concerts" - Signed Program Cover, Pittsburgh, 1952.

Single-sheet cover removed from the program for the recital by the supreme violinist at the Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening, February 16, [1952], presented in the twenty-ninth season of the May Beegle Concerts, 1951-1952. Printed with a halftone photograph of the violinist playing, signed and dated in blue ink beside it: "J Heifetz / 1952." Advertisement for the Colonial Art Furniture Company to verso. Light toning and a few small edge nicks, else very good. 6 x 9.25 inches; 15.2 x 23.5 cm. From the autograph collection of Hélène de Poutiloff, who was active in the French Resistance before emigrating to the US in 1953.

May Beegle was Pittsburgh's leading concert impresario, bringing the great recitalists of the day to the city for more than three decades.