Overview Bernice Rehner danced with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from 1946 to 1950. Her collection contains materials from that time and from earlier training and performing with George Balanchine.

Scope and Contents The Deborah Lovering Copeland Collection contains Souvenir Programs from the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and other major ballet companies from 1942-1977, performance programs from the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from the 1954-1955 season, and photographs from her time in the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.

Overview Douglas J. Engmann collected an extensive library on the Ballets Russes companies. His collection contains books about the dancers, choreographers, scenic and costume designers as well as many related periodicals.

Overview The Douglas Turnbaugh Collection contains books about the Ballets Russes company and dancers, souvenir programs, original interviews for the Ballets Russes film, and a costume from the original production of The Firebird.

Overview Margery Beddow was a dancer with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from 1954-1958. Her collection consists of souvenir programs and photographs.

Scope and Contents The Larkin/Jasinski collection contains manuscripts, scrapbooks, photographs, programs, and dance costume pieces.

Overview Nathalie LeVine is an American ballet teacher. Her collection contains materials related to the Ballet Russe including photographs, souvenir programs, magazine articles and a book.

Scope and Contents The Pat Bloom Collection contains souvenir programs, performance programs, and schedules from the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and other ballet companies.

Scope and Contents The Robert Lindgren and Sonja Taanila Collection contains black and white photographs, promotional materials, rehearsal schedules, and other memorabilia from their careers with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. The Collection also includesitems from his career as the Dean of the North Carolina School of the Arts.

Overview Roberta Laune, an American ballerina, was a dancer with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from 1945-1952. Her collection contains digital images of photographs, newspaper articles and a performance program from her time with the company.