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Montmartre with a serenity that belied the circumstances of his life. In 1935 he married buxom Lucie Pauwels, who put water in his wine, dropped an iron curtain about him, appointed herself the caretaker and sole distributor of his flagging...
Best-known members of the group, as it performed at Prades, were the Metropolitan Opera's Jan Peerce and Eleanor Steber. Singing as a substitute for Eileen Farrell, Soprano Steber was much impressed by Prades' rarefied musical atmosphere. Said buxom Singer Steber, just back from a tour in Yugoslavia : "I almost got raped there. But here - such purity...
Among the exhibits: the U.S.'s busty Rhonda Fleming, Italy's chesty Silvana Pampanim, Greece's buxom Irene Pappas and France's bosomy Corinne Calvet...
...evening marked an amazing transformation. Del Monaco's singing career got a major boost when he was a soldier in World War II: his music-loving C.O. let him sing instead of shipping him to the front. One performance, in Butterfly, brought him his big chance: a buxom soprano watched the tenor sweep up his fragile leading lady and carry her offstage. The visitor was fascinated. "You must come and do it with me in Florence," she burbled. Then and there, Del Monaco earned a reputation more for force than for artistry. After a heavy workout in Florence...
When the supers arrived backstage, it was one vast, dim-lit confusion. Stage hands frantically moved sets in every direction. A huge flat nearly smashed through the curtain. Soldiers, gypsics, street urchins, and buxom factory girls scurried aimlessly around the stage...