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TITLE: METROPOLITAN OPERA NEWS (with program)
[RARE and interesting literary magazine!]
ISSUE DATE:
January 31 1955; Vol. XIX, No. 13
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 7" X 10". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition.(See photo)
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THIS WEEK: our cover picture is reproduced from a painting by Edouard Manet entitled Ballet Espagnol, now in the collection of the Phillips Gallery in Washington, D.C., by whose
courtesy it is reprinted. The first publication to publish a memoir by Eva Gauthier, we have asked the renowned concert singer to describe her varied associations with opera,
rather than the better known details of her work in interpreting the modern song repertory. We are glad to announce the cities and dates of the approaching Metropolitan tour,
together with forthcoming engagements in Philadelphia and Baltimore and directions as to how to obtain detailed information on tickets. We are also happy to publish, as is our
annual custom, the list of stations over which the Metropolitan broadcasts should be heard. In the event of imperfect reception or competing programs we urge our readers to
address themselves to their local stations rather than the American Broadcasting system, The Texas Company or The Metropolitan Opera Guild.
Full program listings, including many photos from the production!
Names, Dates, Places.
Carmen Jones, a picture spread of the film.
No Liberties for Carmen, an interview with Rise Stevens.
Peasant, Slave and Countess, an interview with Lucine Amara.
Carmen's Ancestors, by Ruth Berges.
On the Edge of Opera, a memoir by Eva Gauthier.
Korean Carmen, by John H. Cotten.
English Translations of, by Wallace Dace.
La Scala Opens, by Michael Pratt-Alolese.
Carmen. Opera of the Week.
Opera on Records, by John W. Freeman.
Our Little Table.
Radio Stations carrying Metropolitan Opera.
Letters.
Carmen as Operetta...
Metropolitan Performances Out-Of-Town .
The Metropolitan's Fourteenth Week Repertory . . . 4th cover.
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