Marinuzzi

(mir-é-ndod’-sé), Gino, b. Palermo, March 24, 1882; conductor and composer; dir. Bologna Liceo, 1915-18; cond. Costanzi Theatre, Rome, and 1919-21 with Chicago Op., where his ‘‘Jacquerie’”’ was prod., 1921; later res. in San Remo; has also cond. in South America, in Turin, Milan and at Rome with much succ.; c. also operas, “Ii Sogno del Poeta,’’ “Barber in a’”’; (orch.) “Suite Siciiano”; a Requiem for chorus, etc. Mario (mi’-ri-d), (1) Giuseppe, Conte di Candia, Cagliari, Sardinia, Oct. 17, 1810—Rome, Dec. 11, 1883; eminent tenor; pupil of Bordogni and Poncharde; début, Paris Opéra, 1838; toured Europe and America with greatest succe ; m. Giulia Grisi. (2) Queena (rightly Til lots on), b. Akron, Ohio, August 21, 1896; soprano; studied with Oscar Saenger and Sembrich; mem. of Met. Op. Co., author of a novel; m. Wilfred Pelletier, conductor; divorced.