"The Bohemian Girl": by Michael W. Balfe

              Stark American Opera Company
of Carnegie Hall, Glenn Morris Stark, Artist Director Managing Director, A. W. Miesto, 140 West 42nd Street, New York City


The Bohemian Girl
By Michael W. Balfe
Opera in Three Acts


CAST


Count Arnheim, Governor of Presburg
Arthur Saucier


Thaddeus, a proscribed Pole
Bert Adams


Arline, at four
Lucille Berman


Arline, grown
Mae Bell


Gypsy Queen
Velda Austin


Devilshoof
B. Oilco


Buda, Arline's Nurse
M. Luvico


Florestein
Gustav Nelson



Music Director: Maurice Bernhardt (of the Metropolitan Opera Co.)



Chorus of 20 Artists


Arthur Saucier, Baritone, of Opera Comique de Paris
Bert Adams, Tenor, Formerly with Savage Opera Co.
Gustav Nelson, Tenor, Formerly with Boston Opera Co.
Mae Bell, Soprano, Well known Opera and Concert Singer
Velda Austin, Mezzo Soprano, Well known Opera and Concert Singer
M. Luvico, Mezza-Soprano, Formerly with San Carlo Opera Co.
B. Oilco, Tenor, Formerly with Royal Opera, St. Petersburg



PRESS NOTICES

One of the finest…Beautifully costumed…splendidly directed.—
Evening Mail, New York


Enthusiasm was infectious…frequent bursts of applause from audience…Mae Bell…performed to the delight of all…kept matters moving at a lively rate…—
The Brooklyn Daily Times.


Famous Irish opera splendidly performed…operatic company provided more than one star…excellent performance…—
Brooklyn Citizen.


Most successful of the season…operatic masterpiece beautifully sung and acted…excellent cast.—
Irish World.

OVER



Scene from The Bohemian Girl


I wish to thank you for the performance of The Bohemian Girl of February 22nd at Stapleton, Staten Island, which was a success in every way, and especially so financially.  We hope to have you with us next year.—Emma Hagedorn, President.

I want to thank you for the very excellent manner in which you conducted the production of The Bohemian Girl on February 12th.  The whole affair was such a marvelous success, financially and otherwise that it demonstrates…people are always willing to patronize and appreciate…music when given as it was by your company on that occasion.—Josph Grady, President, Terrence MacSwiney Council.

We want you to know that we appreciate the splendid co-operation you have given us and your beautiful production of The Bohemian Girl for our Council.  It was a wonderful success, and every congratulation is due yourself and company for the great way you 'put it over.'—Dalton, Harry Boland Council.

Originals to be seen at the office.  For further particulars, connect at once with A. W. Miesto, Managing Director, 140 West 42nd St., Suite 93, New York City.  Phone, Bryant 5558.