Central City Opera Festival

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Black and white photograph of Fisher Morgan as Poo-Bah and Peter Pratt as Ko-Ko and three unidentified female performers as Little Maids in the 1955 Central City Festival production of 'The Mikado.' The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company had a residence in Central City as apart of their 75th anniversary of the first american tour.

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Black and white photograph of five unidentified affiliates (one male, four female) in an unidentified location. Male is handing a bouquet of roses to the group of females.

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This file contains photographs of the Central City Flower Girls.

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Black and white photograph of four unidentified CCOH ushers posing while seated on an unknown set of stairs near the Central City Opera House in Central City, Colorado during an unknown festival season.

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Black and white photograph of Frances Bible in costume for the role of Cherubino for the 1952 Central City Opera performance of 'The Marriage of Figaro.'

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Black and white photograph of Frances Greer in costume for the title role of the the 1947 Central City Opera performance of 'Martha.'

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Photograph of Frances Woodbusy as Betty Chumley and Mitchell Harris who performed as William R. Chumley, M.D. in the Central City Festival production of 'Harvey,' in an unknown location in Central City, Colorado.

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Photograph of Frances Woodbusy as Betty Chumley in the Central City Festival production of 'Harvey,' in an unknown location in Central City, Colorado.

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Black and white photograph of an unidentified affiliate putting makeup on Frank Guarrera for the role of Horace Tabor in the 1959 central City Festival production of 'The Ballad of Baby Doe' at the Central City Opera House.

Abstract Black and white photograph of Frank Ricketson Jr. (CCOHA President) speaking to an unidentified NBC correspondent in an unidentified location. Photo can also be found in 'Theater of Dreams; The Glorious Central City Opera Celebrating 75 Years' on page 80. Caption reads: 'A reporter for NBC radio interviewed Frank 'Rick' Ricketson on opening night in an undated photo. from 1943 to 1964 Riketson served as president of the Opera House Association, hand-picked by festival co-founder Anne Evans...