Caru'so
Dictionary of Musicians · 1910 · p. 62
(ka-ru-zo), Enrico, dram tenor. b. Naples, Feb. 25, 1873 Son of a mechanic, and brought up to father’s trade; as choir boy pupil of Vergine, and later of Lam pert and Concone; after singing at Caserta, made Naples debut 1896; began career, Milan, 1S9S; succe ful seasons at St. Petersburg, Buenos Ayres, Milan, and Monte Carlo followed; first appearance London and New York 190.1; though not distinguished as an actor, C. has a powerful and nch voice, esjiecially suited for brilliant performance of Italian opera, both old and new. Carvalho (kar-va-lo), [really Carvaille], Arthur Leon, opera manager b. Port Louis, He de France, Jan. 18, 1825; d. Pans, Dec. 29, 1897. Educated at Paris Cons.; played small parts at Op5ra Comique, manager oi other theatres and of Op
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