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Anne Caldwell

Early career

1985

The Farrar & Florence Opera Co., known in 1882 as the Farrar & Florence's Boston Burlesque Opera Co., disbanded in Louisville, Kentucky, September 5, 1895; Anna Caldwell and Billy Harrison were engaged for the P. Harris Opera Co.; Mr. Farrar, Mr. De Garfield, and James A. Farmer went to Chicago, leaving the rest of the company personnel to fend for themselves^[1]

J.V. Farrar of Boston

1885 performance (early American operetta)^[2]

Doctor of Alcantara (1879), comic operetta, music by Julius Eichberg, libretto by Benjamin Edward Woolf (1879); OCLC 30668378

* Professor Jordan Opera Co.

Performed July 11, 1885, Hendricks's Hall, Fifth Avenue near First Street, Mount Vernon, New York

Caldwell's husband, Vinal, was a performer; he's a singer^[2]

Performers: Anna Caldwell (the prima donna playing the part of Isabella), Mr. Williamson, Mr. Jordan (play the part of Carlos), Miss Burton, Mr. Longley, Mr. Vinal, chorus

Farrar

John B. Farrar, Theatrical business, born in Maine 1850, living in Boston 1880 link

References

^ "The World of Amusements," New York Clipper, September 20, 1885, pg. 420, col. 2
^ ^a ^b "The Opera," The Chronicle (Mount Vernon, New York, weekly), July 10, 1885, pg. 1, col 2 (near the top)

[NYClipper_1885_Sep_20-1] "The World of Amusements," New York Clipper, September 20, 1885, pg. 420, col. 2

[Chronicle_1885_Jul_10-2] "The Opera," The Chronicle (Mount Vernon, New York, weekly), July 10, 1885, pg. 1, col 2 (near the top)

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