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Died. Andreas Dippel, 65, once famed tenor and co-director (with Giulio Gatti-Casazza) of the Metropolitan Opera Company, oldtime (1910-13) director of the Chicago Grand Opera Company; of heart disease, in Los Angeles. Lately, until a street car accident put him in the hospital, he had been working in the synchronization department of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Hollywood studio...
Gatti's first year was in a vague sort of copartnership with Andreas Dippel, who directed the German operas. The German and Italian factions lined up according to the logic of this double management. There were intrigues, counter-intrigues, petitions to the Board of Directors, blasts in the newspapers. At the end of the season Gatti was reengaged. The Board of Directors made it clear that he would continue as sole manager...
...Hisey, Jr. 222 (Hav.); L. B. Mellenger, Jr. 232 (L); F. E. Kunkle, 224 (L); H. H. Sewell 241 (Me); H. E. Pratt, 235 (Me); C. H. Wansker, 242 (Me); C. E. Johnson, 250 (Mich); W. Westbrook, 264 (Mich); E. C. Clark, 318 (M. I. T.); C. D. Dippel, 319 (M. I. T.); J. W. Poole, 270 (M. I. T.); R. C. Poole, 320 (M. I. T.); G. F. Boli, 321 (M. I. T.); F. J. Wilson, 322 (M. I. T.); H. P. Junod, 311 (M. I. T.); H. Pierce...
Plans have been made by the Deutscher Verein for the production of a German comic opera in Boston under its auspices. Mr. Dippel, administrative manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York, has been found willing to give such an opera during the engagement of the Opera Company at the Boston Opera House late this month. A guarantee will have to be given to the Opera Company and the Verein is now engaged procuring the pledges...
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