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Description
Accession number: P468 Interior of Reiser's Opera House, located at 413 East Center Street (now Lincoln Ave.), showing stage with chorus group from "The Gypsy"; benefit performance of 1909, organized by Mrs. Ida Fisher to aid St. Boniface Church building fund; image shows stage scenery and chorus in costume, individuals identified from left to right as Marie Rimpau, Mrs. Julius Snyder, Lucy Wilkie (?), Mary Daniels, Marie Rios Adams (seated), Sophie Rimpau, Ida Kennedy Fisher, Gertrude Kennedy Davies, [two unidentified figures], Evelyn Finney, Claudina Rimpau, Mary Wisser, Mary Grimm, and Novena Yorba.
Type
image
Format
1 Photographic print, mounted on board : sepia ; 6 1/4 x 8 in. 1 Negative 4 1/2 x 5 in.
Rimpau, Marie--act. ca. 1909 Snyder, Mrs. Julius--act. ca. 1909 Wilke, Lucy--act. ca. 1909 Daniels, Mary--act. ca. 1909 Adams, Marie Rios--act. ca. 1909 Rimpau, Sophie--ca. 1927 Fisher, Ida Kennedy--act. ca. 1909 Davies, Gertrude Kennedy--act. ca. 1909 Finney, Evelyn--act. ca. 1909 Rimpau, Claudina--act. ca. 1909 Schneider, Mary L. Wisser--act. ca. 1909 Grimm, Mary Yorba, Novena--act. ca. 1909 Reiser Opera House--California--Anaheim--1888-1917 Recreation--1900-Present Theaters--Stage-setting and scenery Opera--Production and direction Anaheim (Calif.)--Photographs
Time Period
Reiser Opera House -- California -- Anaheim -- 1888-1917 Recreation -- 1900-Present
Place
Reiser Opera House California Anaheim 1888-1917 Anaheim (Calif.) Photographs
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