Central City (Colo.)
Found in 5789 Collections and/or Records:
Harris, Julie
Photographs and biographical information about Julie Harris, a performer with the Central City Opera
Harris, Lloyd, 1957
Photographs and biographical information about Lloyd Harris, a performer with the Central City Opera
Harrison, Carolyn, 1980
Folder contains photograpic print of CCOHA affiliate, Carolyn Harrison, who performed with the association during the 1980 festival season in the ensemble of the production of 'Der Vampyr.'
Harrold, Jack, 1979
Folder contains press material, biographical material, and photograph of CCOHA tenor, Jack Harrold, who performed with the association as Bushy (cronie of Horace Tabor) in the 1959 production of 'The Ballad of Baby Doe,'as Prince Orlofsky in the 1969 festival production of 'Die Fledermaus,' as Benjamind Franklin in the 1972 production of '1776,' and also as Baron Zeta in the 1979 festival production of 'The Merry Widow.'
Harrold, Jack
Photographs and biographical information about Jack Harrold, a performer with the Central City Opera
Harrower, Peter, 1979
Folder contains biographical material, correspondence, and photographic prints of CCOHA bass-baritone, Peter Harrower, who performed as Don Basilio in the 1979 festival production of 'The Barber of Seville.'
Harry and Janet Boner with Unidentified Affiliate
Black and white photograph of Denver residents, Harry and Janet Boner, with an unidentified afilliate at a social gathering for the Central City Opera House.
Harry Richmond in an Unidentified Production
Harry Richmond, a performer who worked with the Central City Opera, appears in an unidentified production.
Harvey, 1971
'Harvey', 1947
Photograph of unidentified affilaites of the Central City Festival production of 'Harvey,' standing in front of an Opera House billboard in Central City, Colorado. Billboard reads, " Antoinette Perry, Settings by Joan Root, with an all star cast, Mary Dallas, Sydney Grant, Mitchell Harris, Bradford Hatton, Thomas Hume, Carl Low, Mabel McCallum, Helen Randall, Dorothy Scott, Frances Woodbury."