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Noted Italian operatic singer Enrico Caruso was born on February 25, 1873. In honor of that event, come along with Tidbits as we attend the opera!

ENRICO CARUSO • Caruso was one of the first opera singers to have his voice professionally recorded. He made nearly 300 recordings between 1902 and 1920, which was just before he died.

As a result, his recordings are available today on CD or digital download.

His 1904 recording of “Vesti la giubba” (“put on the costumes”) from the opera Pagliacci was the first sound recording to sell a million copies. Because of the popularity of his recordings, he was one of the most famous celebrities of his day.

• He also made history when he was broadcast live from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House in 1910 in the first radio broadcast to be publicly transmitted in the United States.

• In 1906, Caruso performed in San Francisco the night before the big earthquake shook the town to its roots. He was so unnerved by the experience that he feared the shock would damage his voice. Standing in the shattered ruins of his hotel, he stood by a broken window, singing at the top of his lungs in order to be sure his voice was unharmed. He swore he’d never return to San Francisco, and he kept his word.

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WESTERN WEAR & TACK CARMEN FACTS: • Carmen by George Bizet is one of the most frequently performed operas, and the “Tore-ador Song” is one of the most widely recognized operatic tunes.

• Enrico Caruso and Maria Jeritza starred in a production of Carmen in which real horses were used. One horse relieved himself, leaving a huge puddle. When the climactic death scene arrived, Caruso stabbed Maria, but she refused to fall down dead. “Die! Fall will you!” Caruso shouted, and she sang, “I’ll die if you can find me a clean place!”

• The most tacky version of Carmen was probably the silent movie version that was made in 1915.

• During one performance of Carmen a dog wandered on stage and became fascinated by the conductor’s waving baton. The dog enjoyed fetching sticks and couldn’t understand why the conductor wouldn’t throw the baton for him to retrieve.

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• Many cats reside in the outdoor arena in Verona and in Shop Local For Your one performance of Carmen, a kitty came out from behind the Promotional Products wings and started rubbing up against Don Jose’s legs, purring and meowing just as he was preparing to murder Carmen.

• A performance of Carmen was being staged in Mexico City. The singer playing the part of Don José had a long wait back stage while Acts 3 and 4 progressed, so he decided to dash out to get a beer in a local tavern. No sooner had he entered one than he was arrested by a couple of cops who saw his scruffy clothing and dragged him off to jail. When he informed them he was a tenor singing opera, they informed him he was drunk. He could only convince them by singing his part in the opera.

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OPERATIC FACTS (continued) The original Engelbert Humperdinck was a German musician in the late 1800s. He wrote the opera Hansel and Gretel.

A age 2, William Gilbert was kidnapped from his home in Italy, and the ransom his parents paid was one pound of sterling silver for each pound of baby— 25 pounds in all. When Gilbert grew up and started working with Arthur Sullivan, he incorporated this incident into two of his operettas.

In the opera Othello, Othello is the only black actor. But in New Orleans in 1955, the actor playing the part became ill, and the understudy did too. Nowhere in town was there another black man who knew the part. However, there was a white man who could sing and knew all the words. So the play was revised a bit, becoming the only all-black performance of Othello with a white star.

When the orchestra met for the dress rehearsal of The Magic Flute in London on April 1, 1948, conductor Karl Rankl began directing the music, only to be astonished when, instead of The Magic Flute, the players launched into the overture from Carmen. It was an April Fool’s Day joke.

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The Better Business Bureau has put out a notice that some of the credit cards that were stolen over the holidays have had a specific amount charged -- $9.84 -- on millions of cards, calling it a new scam. But it’s not new.

This small-amount scam has been going on for years. In the beginning, scammers would order a small item from an online drugstore then cancel the shipment once the card was verified as being good.

Why would scammers charge small amounts? From the scammers’ point of view, it’s still lucrative. If you charge 2 million credit cards and only put $2.50 on each one for your fake company, you still net $5 million.

And using the smaller amounts makes it less likely that the thefts will be noticed, and the scam can continue for longer. Mostly, however, these small amounts are tests to check whether the credit-card number is still good.

It takes time to call the bank or credit-card company, but do it anyway. It could mean you’ve been targeted for larger thefts.

Here is some advice from the Better Business Bureau: ¥ Ask for a new card if you see charges you don’t recognize. ¥ If you lose your card and report it immediately, you won’t even have to pay the $50 if your card is used. ¥ Don’t leave your cards or statements lying around. ¥ Beware when ordering over the phone or online. Know who’s on the other end before you give your card number.

Here are some other tips: ¥ If you collect your mail and have it in the car with you, put the mail upside down on the seat if you leave the vehicle. ¥ Look carefully at your landline phone bill each month. If you’re charged for three-way calls you didn’t make, complain and have the charges taken off. Those charges can appear every month, and the phone companies call it a glitch. ¥ Also check your bank statement for odd amounts that you don’t understand. Have them removed if the amounts are there by accident. For example, the computer might think you are paying for certain services and debit your account every month.

Make 2014 your year to be vigilant.

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• After receiving instruction as an opera singer, she knew this was the life for her. However, Australia did not have many opportunities for opera singers in the 1800s, so she left her family and traveled to Europe and England, where she was received enthusiastically, becoming the first Australian to achieve international recognition as an opera singer.

• She had always gone by the nickname of Nellie, and she was persuaded to adopt a new stage name as her last name.

She chose a contraction of her hometown of Melbourne.

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Helping a Dog Gain Weight DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Recently, an elderly relative was moved to a full-time care facility because she was unable to care for herself or her two dogs. We gladly took in “Sadie” and “Tasha,” both small, mixedbreed adult dogs. I think they’re very underweight, though -- their skin just hangs off of them. What is the best way to help them gain weight quickly? -- Jerry S., via e-mail DEAR JERRY: First, take them to the veterinarian for a complete checkup. While they may very well be underweight, make sure this is the case, as some dog breeds have somewhat loose skin. The vet also can determine their approximate age, check for any underlying medical conditions and test for specific nutritional deficiencies.

From there, work with the vet to put together the best diet for the dogs. It likely will include a mix of dry and wet dog foods, in specific amounts, for a certain number of feedings GREAT THEATRICAL GOOFS • In the opera Gotterdammerung, two extras walk on stage, pick up the bier with Siefried lying on it, and carry it solemnly into the wings.

One evening, one of the extras fell ill, so a stage manager called in a replacement. He felt a rehearsal was uncalled for with such a simple scene, so he just explained to the new biercarrier what to do. When the scene came up, the two men entered the stage and each man picked up an end of the bier— only to find that they were facing each other. So they both put the bier down, turned around, and found themselves facing opposite ends of the stage. Only on the third try did they get it right. The audience applauded uproariously.

• In Rigoletto, the star is humpback. At one performance in Paris, Rigoletto’s hump slowly slid down his back as he sang, until the audience was presented with a perfectly normal man with a really enormous butt.

• In Siegfried, the hero slowly forges a sword, then lifts it and brings it down upon the anvil, which splits apart. Too bad for singer Lauritz Melchior that the stage hand cued the anvil split three seconds before he struck it with his sword.

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each day. I would not be surprised if they need to be given a nutritional supplement. The vet may be able to sell these to you, or recommend where to buy them. And, if needed, they may be given medication. It’s very important that they take any prescribed medicines as directed.

If Sadie and Tasha do not have up-todate vaccination records, the vet will give them the vaccinations they need.

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• In Lohengrin, the star tenor is to step into a swan boat and be carried off. But at the Met in 1936, the swan boat disembarked before tenor Lauritz Melchior was able to get in. Melchior looked at the audience and sang in German, “When does the next swan leave?”

• In the opera Tosca, the soprano playing the lead role of Tosca dramatically throws herself to her death off the battlements of the castle.

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• The Cairo Opera House was destroyed by fire in 1970. It was rather ironic considering that the Cairo fire station was located inside the same building.

A BIG MEAL Opera singer Ernestine Schumann-Heink loved a big meal. One day as she sat down to a huge steak dinner in a restaurant, Enrico Caruso walked in. He took one look at the size of the steak she was starting on and said, “Surely you are not going to eat that alone!” She replied, “Oh, no— with potatoes!”

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