English Opera Co. : Madam Butterfly

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  Max Faetkenheuer offers the English Opera Co. in the success of two continents Madam Butterfly ... Miss Louis Collier

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  Image of opera singer Louie Collier dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono and sandals holding two armfuls of flowers and standing in a screen doorway; the poster advertises the opera "Madam Butterfly" (also spelled "Madame Butterfly") written by Giacomo Puccini.

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  The comic opera success Said Pasha by Richard Stahl

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  F.C. Whitney presents the comic opera : when Johnny comes marching home

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  Image of southern belles in hoop dresses paired with American Union officers walking in a line away from a plantation house with two African America women in the background; the poster advertises the comic opera "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" written by Julian Edwards and Stanislaus Stange and produced by F. C. Whitney.

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  Aimee in the new English comedy "Mam’zelle."

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  Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of French opéra bouffe actor and singer Marie Aimée; with a date sheet for the December 8-9, [1884], show in Redmond's Grand Opera House in Grand Rapids, Michigan, pasted at the top of the image; the poster advertises the farce comedy "Mam'zelle" written by George Jessop and William Gill.

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  Harrington Opera House. : Miss Leo Hudson with her trained mare, 'Black Bess,"

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  Image of equestrienne actor Leo Hudson (Julia V. Hodson) wearing a short toga-like dress and tied to the back of a rearing horse “Black Bess” while at the top of a rocky cliff with dead trees and a bird in the background; the poster advertises performances by Hudson beginning on November 11, 1872, at the Harrington Opera House in Providence, Rhode Island.

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  Von Suppe’s comic opera Fatinitza

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  Image of a central image of a parade of primarily female performers in burlesque costumes carrying brooms, lanterns and weapons and marching in a Russian fort during a snow storm, with soldiers looking on; with two vignettes of exotic Middle Eastern scenes with women in a Turkish harem and men drinking tea and smoking from a hookah in the upper corner and two women at lower corners with palm trees above their heads looking on; fashion details include orientalism; the poster advertises the comic opera "Fatinitza" written by Franz von Suppe and set during the Crimean War.

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