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---- ---- RAVINIA READY FOR OPERA ERA "Cavalleria Rusticana" to Open Season at Park Saturday Night NOTED CAST PROMISED Committees Report Sales as Large Book "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag- liacci," to be given Saturday evening, will open the operatic season at Ra- vinia Park, with a cast of principals quite familiar to the opera world. With the operas starting the season June 21, the following week has a variety of high class music by the Chicago Symphony orchestra and the famous operas. The first concert will be played Monday evening, June 23, under the baton of Eric DeLamarter. The members of the Ravinia club have been busy during the past three weeks canvassing and selling season books to the people of the north shore communities. Some of the chairnien from the different communities have reported a successful campaign with more season books sold Ahis year than any previous. After this week the ticket commit- tees will disband, but the chairman of each committee will be able to supply people who wish to buy the season books. Mrs. A. W. Levy, 700 Greenwood avenue, is chairman of the Wilmette committee, 1st Week's Program The first week's program and the principals are: Saturday night, June 21: "Caval- leria Rusticana"--Santuzza, Florence Easton; Turridu, Giacomo Latri-Volpi; Alfio, Vicente Ballester; Lola, Merle Alcock; Mama Lucia, Anna Correnti. "Pagliacci"--Nedda, Lucrezia Bori; Canio, Giovanni Martinelli; Tonio, Giuseppe Danise; Silvio, Desire De- frere; Beppe, Giordano Paltrinieri. The conductor of these operas will be Gen- naro Papi. Sunday night, June 22: "La Travi- ata"--Violetta, Graziella Pareto; Al- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 fredo, Armand Tokatyan; Giorgio, Giuseppe Danise; Dr. Grenville, Paolo Ananian; Ilora, Philine Falco; An- nina, Anna Correnti; Gaston, Giordano Paltrinieri; Douphal, Louis D'Angelo. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Monday nigh', June 23: Concert by Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Merle Alcock, soprano, and JaJcques Gordon, violinist, soloists. Eric De L.a Marter, conductor. Tuesday night, June 24: "Aida"-- Aida, Florence Easton, Radames, Giovanni Martinelli; Amneris, Jeanne Gordon; Amonasro, Giuseppe Danise; Ramfis, Virgilio Lazzari; King, Louis D'Angelo; Messenger, Giordano Pal- trinieri. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Cast for La Boheme Wednesday night, June 25: "La Boheme"--Mimi, ILucrezia Bori; Ru- dolph, Giacomo Lauri-Volpi; Musette, Margery Maxwell; Mercel, Vicente Ballester; Schaunard, Desire Defrere; Colline, lL.eon Rothier; Benoit, Alcin- doro, Paolo Ananian; Parpignol Giordano Paltrinieri . Conductor Gen- naro Papi. Thursday afternoon, June 26: Chil- dren's concert by Chicago Sympho- ny Orchestra. conductor. Eric de La Marter,| Thursday night, June 26: "Lucia" | --Lucia, Graziella Pareto; FEdgar,!| Armand Tokatyan; Sir Henry, Mar- ion Basialo; Raymond, Virgilio laz- zari; Lord Arthur, Giordano Paltri- nelli; Suzuki, Ina Bourskaya; Sharp- less, Vicente Ballester; Yamadori Louis Derman. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. : Friday night, June 27: "Mme. Butterfly"--Cio-Cio San, Florence Easton; Pinkerton, Giovanni Marfi- nelli; Suzuki, Ballester; Yamadori, Louis D'Angelo; Kate, Philine Falco; Cero, Giordano Paltrinieri; Bonze Paolo Ananian; Commissioner, Max Toft. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Saturday afternoon, June 28: Con- cert by Chicago Symphony Orches- tra. 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