Putnam patriot., 1926-04-09

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 4Ht fne ros lf June are 4 reality 0f more importance and
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 The opera, in its last phase. pre- sents little of novelty. although Chali- apin added new role to his none too numerous repertory last week when he appeared for the first time as Don Qhieehotte " Miss Tailey singing twice weekly, fills the house with those who come with curiosity and leave with praise. For this last fortnight, Mr Gatti. wise to the ways and de- sires of the spring visitor confines himself to old favorites and familiar casts Lassitude that is of Spring affects the opera. too
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