Rudolph Aronson, *1856, †1919, was an American impresario and composer who was most notable for founding the Casino Theatre in New York . After his successful waltz "Sweet Sixteen" (1880), which reached several hundred thousand copies, he started evolving a plan of building the Casino Theatre, which he wanted to have the world's first roof garden on. The Theatre was open in 1882. Tunesheet Rousseau-Isle-Design No. 13341
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