The Preservation Balls

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• The Preservation Ball - 2006 (also see note below)

• The Preservation Ball - 2003

• The Preservation Ball - 2002

• The Preservation Ball - 2001

NOTE! Additional photos from the 2006 Preservation Ball are available for viewing (and purchase) on the website of Peter Marcus ("Scoop"). Visit his website at http://www.digiproofs.com/marcusphoto/. Guest password is "deco ball" (without the quotes).


Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2006

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Photos


• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2006: Gallery 1

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2006: Gallery 2

• More Gatsby 2006 photos on Flickr

• Peter Marcus' ("Scoop") Gatsby 2006 photos
  (Guest Password: Gatsby 2006)


Videos


• Jan Wahl's Gatsby Summer Afternoon-2006 Interview (Video)(Broadcast on 2 Sep 2006)

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon-2006 Musical Slideshow (Video)(Broadcast on 2 Sep 2006/Jan Wahl Segment)

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: Ukelele Concert
  Performance by Craig Robertson.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: a “Barnes Stormin’” Tap Dance Performance
  Dance performance by the mother/daughter dance team of Jane and Olivia Barnes.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: Hat Contest and Fashion Parade
  The Hat Contest and Fashion Parade moderated and judged by TV person ality Jan Wahl and Dance Choreographer/Instructor/Performer Cynthia Glinka.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: Dance Contest
  The Dance Contest is moderated and judged by Dance Choreographer/Instructor/Performer Cynthia Glinka.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: DecoBelles Performance
  DecoBelles dance performance to the music of the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra, vocals by Frederick Hodges.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: Crowning of Miss Art Deco 2006
  Angie Majors is crowned Miss Art Deco for 2006.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: “I Love Me”/Tom Cruise
  Frederick Hodges singing “I Love Me” as a satirical “tribute” to film actor Tom Cruise. Music by the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: “Don’t Bring LuLu”/Mel Gibson
  Frederick Hodges singing “Don’t Bring LuLu” as a satirical “tribute” to film actor Mel Gibson. Music by the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: Dancing
  Attendees dancing to the music of the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra, vocals by Carla Normand.

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon – 2006: More Dancing
  Attendees dancing to the music of the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra.


Gatsby Summer Afternoons - Previous Years

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• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2005

• The DecoBelles at Gatsby - 2005 (Video)

• Gatsby 2004 Preparation with Evening Magazine

• Gatsby Summer Afternoon-2004 (Video)(Evening Magazing Broadcast on 31 Dec 2004)

• Gatsby 2004 - Fashion Show

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2003

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2002

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2002 - Gallery 1

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2001

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 2000

• The Gatsby Summer Afternoon - 1999

• How to Gatsby

• Gatsby Outfits--In Your Closet

• How We Mail Out the Gatsby Invitations

Annual Membership Meetings

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• Annual Membership Meeting - 2001

• Annual Membership Meeting - 2000

• Annual Membership Meeting - 1999


Other Events/Miscellaneous

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• Photo Galleries of Events

• Art Deco Days at the Ahwahnee - 2003

• An Evening with Cartier

• A Musical Tour of the Tropics

• Sailing on the Yacht Potomac

• World Art Deco Congress, 1999 - Napier, New Zealand

• Dressing Deco

Rotogravure is the color printing technology that was perfected during the Art Deco period. A mass-production version of traditional copper-plate engraving ("gravure"), it involves wrapping the normally flat printing plate around a barrel-shaped drum in a "rotary" press that can then print an entire roll of paper continuously.

This enabled newspapers to publish high-quality color pictures, typically in the "rotogravure" section of their Sunday editions.

Thus, in Irving Berlin's 1933 song Easter Parade:

"The photographers will 'snap' us,
And you'll find that you're
In the rotogravure."