"Concert in Bohemian Grove. Russian River, California.
ca. 1910 tinted lithographic postcard, published by Mitchell of San Francisco (photographer and year unknown). Note the all-male crowd. Access to the Bohemian Grove, summer arts camp of the San Francisco Bohemian Club, is restricted. However, for the 1912 performance of Hadley's The Atonement of Pan, women were permitted to attend and the crowd grew to 1500 (Canfield p.130).

(Pan - Prologue) "..I got the sense of a great piece with real drive, unexpected key changes, exciting crescendos, and triumphal moments" (Buck p. 175).

"Henry Hadley director of Bohemian Grove play taken during rehearsal".

Penciled notation, San Franciso Examiner file photo. Photograph by Gabriel Moulin, San Francisco, July 20, 1933, during preparations for the production of The Legend of Hani.

"..there were twenty-four musical cues. The incredible achievement was the 'Serpent Men's Dance' or 'Invocation to Sipapu', the 'Prayer to Soyal', and the 'Ballet of the Winds'. Also notable are the 'Love Duet', 'Dreams'.. and 'Hani's Prologue'  (Buck p.176)

Hadley had undergone surgery for lung cancer earlier in 1933 (Canfield p.294).