Dalmores

(d -mo’-rés), Charles, b. - Nancy, France, Dec. 31, 1871; tenor; pupil Paris and Lyons Cons.; sang in France; 1896, at Manhattan Opera, N. Y.; 1910, Chicago Op.; also widely in Europe, incl. Bayreuth; later res. in Los Angeles as vocal teacher. D’Alvarez (dal-vair’-éth), Marguerite, b. England; contralto; of Peruvian and French ancestry; daughter of nobleman and diplomat; studied at Bru els Cons., winning 1st prizes in singing and déclam at i on, also Prix de la Reine; appointed Court Singer to. King of Belgians; studied opera in Milan; début at Rouen; also with succ. at La Scala; Amer. début with Manhattan Op. Co., 1909; with Boston. Op. Co., 1913; later at Covent Garden; 1920, Chicago Op.; has sung widely in recitals.