Central City Opera House (Central City, Colo.)
Biography
__ __ __Work cat.: The glory that was gold, 1992: t.p. (Central City Opera House) p. vii (built in 1878 in Central City, Colo.)
Biography
Central City Opera House is given to the University of Denver by the McFarlane family in 1932 (Ida Kruse McFarlane, Professor of English at DU, good friends with Anne Evans). The CCOHA was administered as a non-profit corporation during this time.
Sources
Breck, From the Rockies to the World, 1997, 126.
Found in 2694 Collections and/or Records:
Eva Likova Studying Script for the Production ''Ariadne'', 1954
Eva Likova studyingthe script for the 1954 Central City Opera production of ''Ariadne.''
Faber B. DeChaine, 1961
Portrait of Faber B. DeChaine, a stage manager who worked with the Central City Opera.
Faber B. DeChaine, 1961
Portrait of Faber B. DeChaine, a stage manager who worked with the Central City Opera.
'Face on the Bar Room Floor'
This folder contains photographs of the face painted on the Teller House bar room floor. Painting was completed by artists Herndon Davis in 1936. The painting is of Herndon's wife Edna Juanita (Cotter) Davis although it was advertised to be based on the poem by Hugh Antoine D'Arcy by the same name (The face on the Bar Room Floor).
Falk, Robert, 1966
Portrait of Robert Falk, a bass-bartone singer from the Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company who performed with the Central City Opera.
Falk, Robert in ''The Barber of Seville'', 1966
Robert Falk, a bass-bartone singer from the Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company who performed with the Central City Opera, appears as Dr. Bartolo in the opera ''The Barber of Seville.''
Fashion Show
This folder contains photographs and two notebooks from the Central City fashion show.
Fashion Show - Lerner Shops
This folder contains photographs from the Lerner Shops at the Central City Fashion show.
Faye Emerson, 1948
Portrait of Faye Emerson, an actress who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1948 production of 'The Play's the Thing.'
Faye Emerson, 1948
Portrait of Faye Emerson, an actress who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1948 production of 'The Play's the Thing', talks to a baby in a stroller.
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