Photographs
Found in 12929 Collections and/or Records:
Louise Anfenger and Friend, circa 1935
Mrs. Louise Anfenger (right) and an unidentified women sit in front of a piano in a living room. Another unidentified woman sits behind them at a table.
Louise Bernhardt, 1936
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt, 1936
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt as ''Tessa'', 1936
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt as ''Tessa''
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt in ''The Gondoliers'', 1936
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt in ''The Gondoliers'', 1936
Portrait of Louise Bernhardt, a mezzo-contralto singer who performed with the Central City Opera in the 1936 production of "The Gondoliers" as Tessa.
Louise Bernhardt in 'The Gondoliers', 1936
Signed postcard of Louise Bernhardt in costume for the part of Tessa in the 1936 Central City Festival at the Central City Opera House in Central City, Colorado.
Louise Bieri Papers
Louise Bieri was a student of the Colorado Women's College in 1921. She graduated in 1923 and became a teacher. In 1950, she graduated from the University of Denver with a Bachelor's in Education. Her daughter, Grace von Ehrenkrook Walker, also graduated from CWC in 1948 and from CU in 1950. She donated her mother's scrapbook to the archives.
Louise D'Angelo, 1940
Portrait of Louise D'Angelo, a performer who worked with the Central City Opera in the opera ''The Bartered Bride'' during the 1940 season.