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English: Metropolitan Opera Schedule March 22-29, 1935, the last week of Giulio Gatti-Casazza's 27-year tenure (1908-35) as General Manager of the Met.
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"The Program - Metropolitan Opera House" Thirteenth Week, March 18-24, 1935 Published by The Tribune Publishing Co. "The Cooper Collections " (uploader's private collection)

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2013-08-04 00:40 1803×2662× (1216097 bytes) Centpacrr {{Information | Description=Cover illustration, [[Metropolitan Opera House]] program magazine, March 21, 1935 | Source="The Program - Metropolitan Opera House" Thirteenth Week, March 18-24, 1935 Published by The Tribune Publishing Co. "The Cooper Colle...

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