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Puccini's fourth opera, La Boheme, opened at the O'Keefe Centre last night starring Claude Corbeil (Colline), Nicole Lorange (Musetta) and Alexander G(...)
Puccini's fourth opera, La Boheme, opened at the O'Keefe Centre last night starring Claude Corbeil (Colline), Nicole Lorange (Musetta) and Alexander G(...)

Puccini's fourth opera, La Boheme, opened at the O'Keefe Centre last night starring Claude Corbeil (Colline), Nicole Lorange (Musetta) and Alexander G(...)

Date9/7/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Puccini's fourth opera; La Boheme; opened at the O'Keefe Centre last night starring Claude Corbeil (Colline); Nicole Lorange (Musetta) and Alexander Gray (Marcello). Critic William Littler says the Canadian Opera Company has come up with a more successful production than it provided in 1968. It's well organized.
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Cornelis Opthof (Marcello) and Deborah Jeans (Musetta) in the La Boheme opera at the O'Keefe Centre
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