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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Madame Butterfly hopefully braced herself for a comeback after wartime internment. With Lieut. Pinkerton she would make her postwar debut this week at the Metropolitan Opera, which tolerated her last in November 1941, then discreetly dropped...
...apartment overlooking Central Park. She still eats as many steaks as she can find, and cooks two hearty Yugoslav dishes - sarma (stuffed cabbage) and burek (meat and onion, wrapped in thin dough). Says she: "To look at me I still have plenty of flesh." When she made her debut in Yugoslavia at 19, she could sing only in Croatian. When Bruno Walter discovered her in Vienna, she had also learned to sing in German. Walter introduced her to Toscanini, who chose her to sing Verdi's Requiem at Salzburg in 1937. The Met brought her to the U.S. three...
...afternoon they'll be playing the sixty-second content of one of the oldest college football series in America--one that began in 1875, only three years after Yale, first of the two teams to get onto the gridiron, donned its tasseled caps and canvas jackets for its football debut...
These amenities observed, the Russians were ready for their sports debut on for eign soil. Before 85,000 soccer-lovers, a British record, the Dynamos set up three ripe scoring plays but overeagerly shot too high or too wide. The workmanlike British ran up a two-goal lead...
After due seasoning on Wild West stories and his father's football yarns, Doc made his high-school football debut. A rival halfback ran straight over him for a touchdown. By the following year, when he transferred to St. Stanislaus Prep at Bay St. Louis, Miss., he knew how to tackle. On his 14th birthday, he played fulltime for the Stanislaus Rockachaws in New Orleans' Toy Bowl game...