Haskins, Virginia

Black and white photograph of Virginia Haskins (left, CCOH performer, soprano) being interviewed by an unknown affiliate as part of the 1951 Central City Opera Festival.

Photographs, biographical information and press releases about Virginia Haskins, a performer with the Central City Opera

Black and white photograph of (from l to r) David Garen as Romeo, Margaret Roggero as Gertrude, Tibor Kozma CCOH music director, Virginia Haskins as Juliet, an unidentified performer and Clifford harvuot as Mercutio in the 1951 Central City Festival production of the opera 'Romeo and Juleit' at the Central City Opera House.

Black and white print ad that reads: ' These Great Names Explain why Central City Opera Festival Tickets are Selling Fast - (includes bio for each) Eleanor Steber, Davis Cunningham, Adelaide Bishop, Tibor Kozma, Virginia Haskins, Donald Oenslager, Margaret Roggero, Alfred De Liagre Jr.'

(clockwise from top) Paul Franke, unidentified actor, Andrew Gainey, Laurel Hurley,and Kayton Nesbitt rehearse for the 1951 production of 'The Beautiful Galatea.'

(from left to right) An unidentified man, Virginia Haskins, unidentified affiliate,unknown piano player, Kayton Nesbitt, and Andrew Gainey rehearse for the 1951 production of 'The Beautiful Galatea.'

(from left to right) An unidentified man, Virginia Haskins, unidentified affiliate,unknonw piano player, Kayton Nesbitt, and Andrew Gainey rehearse for the 1951 production of 'The Beautiful Galatea.'

Andrew Gainey (left) and Virginia Haskin (right) pose during rehearsal for the 1951 production of 'The beautiful Galatea.' Gainey performed as Ganymede and Haskins in the title role of Galatea.

Andrew Gainey (right) and Virginia Haskin (left) sit during rehearsal for the 1951 production of 'The beautiful Galatea.' Gainey performed as Ganymede and Haskins in the title role of Galatea.

Andrew Gainey (left) holds back Kayton Nesbitt (center) from Virginia Haskin (right) during rehearsal for the 1951 production of 'The beautiful Galatea.' Gainey performed as Ganymede, Nesbitt as Pygmalion and Haskins in the title role as Galatea.