Marcella Sembrich by Aime Dupont
Sofia Scalchi by Elliott & Fry
Ernest Van Dyck by Hoffert
Hermann Winkelmann by Bieber
Adelina Patti by London Sterographic Co
L'Opera
Jean-Baptiste Faure by Erwin
Krauss/Destinn/Dietrich/Parbs
Bellini's " La Sonnambula", 1830's
Mikhail Karakash by Scassiet
Maria Slavina by Photography of Imperial Theatres…
Eugenia Mravina by Photography of Imperial Theatre…
David Yuzhin by Russian Studio Moscow
David Yuzhin by Fisher Moscow
Meyriane Heglon-Leroux by Reutlinger
Rose Caron by Benque
Juliette By Ulrich Grob
Joachim Tartakov by Russian studio
Marguerite Priola by Maunoury
L N Bragina by Russian studio
Andrei Labinski by Russian studio
Pyotr Lodiy by Russian studio
Paola Marie by Reutlinger
Marcella Sembrich by Aime Dupont
Sybil Sanderson by Reutlinger
Sybil Sanderson by Benque
Marie Roze by Unknown
Marie Roze by Mora
Maurice Renaud by Benque
Carlotta Patti by Unknown
Adelina Patti by Mora Autographed ??
Victor Maurel by Aime Dupont
Clara Louise Kellogg by Sarony
Riccardo Martin by Aime Dupont
Marcel Journet by Aime Dupont
Jean Lassalle by Falk
Johanna Gadski by Aime Dupont
Marie Heilbronn by Benque
Emma Eames by Falk
Jean De Reszke by Issoire
Jean De Reszke by Aime Dupont
Jean De Reszke by Mieczkowski
Jean De Reszke by Aime Dupont
Edouard De Reszke & Jean De Reszke by Benque
Le Cid . Metropolitan Opera .8th February 1901
See also...
Manru
The American premiere (sung in English) took place on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House on February 14, 1902, with the debut of Alexander von Bandrowski in the title role, Walter Damrosch conducting (good friend of the composer). The opera initially received an enthusiastic reception, with the premiere being marked as "one of high distinction." Nevertheless, predominantly due to a badly written libretto, it received only 9 performances in the season 1901/1902 (of which 4 performances were staged in New York City) and was never revived there since.
Manru remains to this day the only Polish opera ever presented at The Metropolitan Opera.
Manru remains to this day the only Polish opera ever presented at The Metropolitan Opera.
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