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Grace Kingsley, Los Angeles Times, L. A., Cal., Nov. 19, 1915.

Metropolitan Opera House, exterior by day, New York

(...) New York Tribune, July 5, 1908

& Metropolitan Opera House, Carrere & Hastings auditorium

decoration, New York, undated, Library of Congress

& Metropolitan Opera House, Elegantly dressed patrons

fill the boxes in 1898, New York,

New York Public Library, sketch, detail

& „Carmen“ Draws Throng to Opera

      Miss Farrar and Caruso

      Appear in the Leading Parts.

      –

      Bizet‘s Work Still Popular

      –

      Last Sung at Metropolitan in 1908-’09 by Many

      in Last Night‘s Cast.

      The Cast.

      Carmen................Geraldine Farrar (...)

      Don Jose..............Enrico Caruso (...) 

      One of the inexplicable things of New York opera

has been the absence of Georges Bizet‘s

Carmen from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House.

(...) New York Tribune, New York, Nov. 20, 1914

      Metropolitan Opera House, 1425 B‘way and 39th, New York.

„An uproariously funny burlesque“

Editorial content. „AT THE STAGE DOOR

      BY GRACE KINGSLEY“ (...)

      „Charlie as Bull Thrower?

      Charlie Chaplin is appearing for the Essanay in what is said

to be an uproariously funny burlesque of Carmen.“

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