File:Cyrano 2 - Theatre Magazine Vol 17 1913.jpg
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English: Illustration from Theatre Magazine of Walter Damrosch's opera Cyrano showing a scene from Act 3. Left to right are Pasquale Amato (Cyrano) and Frances Alda (Roxane) and Riccardo Martin (Christian). |
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| Source | Theatre Magazine, Vol. 17, 1913, p. 107 |
| Author | White Studio |
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| 2010-11-15 16:29 | 555×1387× (235276 bytes) | Voceditenore | *Description: Illustration from ''Theatre Magazine'' of [[Walter Damrosch]]'s opera ''[[Cyrano (Damrosch)|Cyrano]]'' showing a scene from Act 3. Left to right are [[Pasquale Amato]] (Cyrano) and [[Frances Alda]] (Roxane) and Riccardo Martin (Christian). * |
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