Checked: Stadium concert scrapbook, NY Times and Herald-Tribune published on 21-25 August 1928. The third performance was originally planned for 22 August, but the rain caused two back-to-back postponements.

The program, as announced in the 18 August 1928 NY Post:
1. Allegresse.....................Sinding
2. Waltz and Liebestraum......Brahms and Liszt
3. Second Arabesque...........Debussy
4. Orpheus.......................Liszt
5. Liebeswalzer..................Moskowski
6. Valse de concert (unspecified)....Glazunov

II.
7. American Suite:
Around the Hall........Eastwood Lane
Gringo Tango..........Lane
Boston Fancy..........Lane
8. Japanese Suite:
Japanese Flower Arrangement....Robert Hood Bowers
Lion Dance..................Goublier (unspecified composer)
Japanese Spear Dance....Horst
9. Chopin........................Waltz, E minor, posthumous
10. European Suite:
Germany - Mazurka de Salon.........Wachs
France - Josephine and Hippolyte....Drigo
Italy - Carnival Night...................Eilenberg
11. Punchinello..................Victor Herbert
12. East Indian Suite:
Soul of India................Strickland
Black and Gold Sari........Stoughton
Cosmic Dance of Siva.....Strickland
In the Bunnia Bazaar......Strickland
13. The Lamp - 'Les Preludes'....Liszt
The Woman With the Lamp - Ruth St. Denis
Death and Life - Ted Shawn

The Denishawn Dances may have given the Bowers, Goublier, Eilenberg, Strickland and Stoughton pieces on this program different names than the ones each composer gave their own work.