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Los Angeles Times caption (partial): "Among the many Angelenos who attended the brilliant local opening of the Chicago Civic Opera Company at the Shrine Auditorium last night when "La Traviata" was presented to a capacity audience were (left to right): Mrs. Langford Stack, Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood, Mrs. G.W. Pearson . . . ." Mamie Perry-Davis is the central figure. |
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February 24, 1931 |
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Los Angeles Times |
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