[Met Performance] CID:86180



Pagliacci
Le Coq d'Or
Metropolitan Opera House, Fri, February 1, 1924


In French



Pagliacci (230)
Ruggero Leoncavallo | Ruggero Leoncavallo
Nedda
Lucrezia Bori

Canio
Edward Johnson

Tonio
Giuseppe De Luca

Silvio
Lawrence Tibbett

Beppe
Giordano Paltrinieri


Conductor
Gennaro Papi


Le Coq d'Or (30)
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | Vladimir Belsky need translators?
Cockerel
Marcella R?seler

Queen
Amelita Galli-Curci

Queen (Dance)
Rosina Galli

Dodon
Adamo Didur

Dodon (Dance)
Alexis Kosloff

Amelfa
Merle Alcock

Amelfa (Dance)
Florence Rudolph

Astrologer
Rafaelo D?az

Astrologer (Dance)
Giuseppe Bonfiglio

Polkan
Louis D'Angelo

Polkan (Dance)
Ottokar Bartik

Gvidon
Pietro Audisio

Gvidon (Dance)
Isador Swee

Knight
Vincenzo Reschiglian

Knight (Dance)
Domenico Da Re


Conductor
Giuseppe Bamboschek





In French
LE COQ D'OR {30}

Review 1:

Review of Pitts Sanborn in the New York Telegram

Edward Johnson in 'Pagliacci'

That Edward Johnson, the Canadian tenor of wide experience in Italy, has a firm place in the esteem of New York operagoers is an assured fact. But he has not yet been engaged to sing throughout an entire season at the Metropolitan. His first appearance in that house for this season was to have taken place in "Romeo et Juliette" on Wednesday night, but a cold from which the tenor was suffering postponed the return until last night. Then he appeared as Canio in "Pagliacci."

New York has known several effective Canios from de Lucia, the creator of the part here, on. Of course the Canio of them all for many years was Enrico Caruso. Now Carusoless, the Metropolitan tries one and then another tenor in the part.



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