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Both the critics and mem- bers of the cast had high praise for the young opera novice and, in fact, the opera company asked Sandra to come with them to Montreal this week for Deform- ances, which is unusual for this role. Critics Praise Weston Girl, 4 For 'er!oIr.nyyrl/lh'tit yet' Sandra was also the recipient of a lovely doll from Miss Alban- ese, and she calls it "Licia". Some of the notices are as follows: $1.62 Four-year-ald Sandra Duffield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Duffield of MacDanald Ave., Weston received high praise from the critics for her performance in the Met's "Madame Butterfly" May 23rd. Sandra's mother upgrates the Charlotte i),",', Duffieid dancing academy and the lime girl is a seasoned trouper in the annual review: already. she is seen here with med opera star Licia Albanese, both wearing their makeup for their appearance in the opera. Miss Albanese appeared as the little Japanese girl who fell in love with a U.S. naval officer while Sandra enacied the role of Buiierfly's son. Herbert Whittaker, Globe and WE WILL " MN SATURDAY, ' APR". _ SHEETROCK "I" m “mm! Gypsum William WOODGRAIN SHEETIOCK an 1tyg per sq. ft. 'llre_eil.di.touaro.ottuotre.ai, CARRIED IN All SIZES ot She M1. h. 10' T.M. ha. in Canada WESYON Mail: But one’could find no fault with the periormance '0f the Opera's other blonde, Butterfty's child. This was cast at a believ- able age, and while we doubt the wisdom of Puccini's allowing the child on stage for such long stretches, certainly he could not have been more anpealingly served than he was last night. And I don't care it Pt was sup- posed to be a little boy. Licia Alttapese, Met. star, as quoted by George Kidd in The, Telegram: Licia Albyiese lad) nothing but commendation tor; toui-year-rmi Sandra Duffield of: Weston, who played Trouble in: Buttcrfiy. "This is the best! 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