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Cut Article from Gleason's Pictorial, March 6, 1852: Benefit Opera at Castle Garden for Max MaretzekCut Article from Gleason's Pictorial, March 6, 1852: Benefit Opera at Castle Garden for Max Maretzek

Newspaper clipping from the March 6, 1852, issue of *Gleason's Pictorial*, featuring an illustrated article about a benefit opera at Castle Garden for Max Maretzek. The article details Maretzek's contributions to opera in the United States, including his role in establishing the Max Maretzek Italian Opera Company, one of the first major opera companies in Manhattan. The clipping also mentions the company's performances of important works like *Rigoletto*, *Il trovatore*, and *La traviata*. Published in New York in 1852. The clipping measures 8 inches tall and 5.5 inches wide.

Newspaper Clippings: Max Maretzek and the Maretzek Italian Opera CompanyNewspaper Clippings: Max Maretzek and the Maretzek Italian Opera Company

Newspaper clipping from March 13, 1852, from *Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion*, featuring a biographical sketch and portrait of Max Maretzek and his Italian Opera Company. The clipping discusses Maretzek's career, the company's history, and its contributions to opera in the United States. Published in New York, New York.