Word: carusos
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...auditions, Beverly finally joined the New York City Opera, beginning the stint as a highly regarded utility singer that eventually led to her emergence in 1966. Conspicuously missing from the Sills dossier, then as now, was the name of the Metropolitan Opera. "I happened in a different way from Caruso, or Price, or any of the others," says Beverly. "I made it without the Met. I am a revolutionary...
Died. Billie Burke, 85, widow of Florenz Ziegfeld, herself a renowned stage and screen star; in Los Angeles. Red-haired and blue-eyed, she reigned as a Broadway beauty through the early 1900s, drawing homage from Mark Twain and Enrico Caruso before capturing Flo Ziegfeld as her husband. Her fame came from her skill as a comedienne in the years after 1930, when she appeared as a flibbertigibbet in scores of plays (Her Master's Voice, Mrs. January and Mr. X) and movies (Topper, The Wizard of Oz, Hi Diddle Diddle). "Oh," she once wrote, "that sad and bewildering...
Fehrs prevailed in an exhausting overtime period after he and Guzzo tied, 6-6, in regulation time. The man who defeated Fehrs three times in the NCAA finals while he was at Michigan, Mike Caruso, was content to watch the proceedings from the stands...
...performance. however. proved to be the highlielit of the match. "After his three either team. He was just brilliant. As a senior. he really sang his last song like a Caruso" coach Marion said...