The Italian Cultural Society Presents
“La Festa Della Befana”
Sunday, January 7, 2007
1:30 - 3:30
No Admission Charge
Newman Center - 5900 Newman Court
across from Sac State University
Puppet Show, Crafts, Music, Books
Dancing by the Children’s & Teen Italian Dancers
Italian Biscotti & Panettone
& a visit by “La Befana”
Bring the whole family for this annual Children’s Celebration
of an Italian Christmas Tradition, as it is celebrated in Italy.
Children of all ages are welcome.
Please call 690-5634 or 399-9592 for information.
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“La Festa Della Befana”
Sunday, Jan 7 at 1:30
January arrives with the New year and as tradition has it, La Befana passes like Santa
Claus (Babbo Natale) over the rooftops and drops presents to all the good children
(bambini buoni). In Italy on January 5th, children go to sleep hoping that the kindly old
lady called La Befana will visit them during the night and leave presents for the children who have been good. One of Italy’s oldest and most renowned legends, La Befana
is honored with special events throughout Italy. The Town of Urbania in the Marches
holds the largest festival, La Festa Nazionale della Befana. Over four days, ending on
the Epiphany, the mythical woman is celebrated with music, markets and shows. In
Sacramento, California and other cities across the Unites States with Italian communities, the Legend of La Befana is celebrated with an annual Children’s Festival. This
years festival in Sacramento features folk dancing by the Italian Cultural Society’s children’s dance troupe
The Bambini Dancers and the Society’s teen dance troupe La Danza Italiana. Also featured is a puppet show, crafts,
children’s books and Befana T-shirts, special Italian Christmas cookies and cakes, and a special visit by the Befana herself and
gifts for all the kids who attend. Donations of traditional Italian biscotti are needed as well as volunteers for the
crafts tables, the kitchen and the book and T-shirt tables. Call Jennifer Caruso at (916) 690-5634 to help out.
Meet The Author: “Welcome To Nicktown”
Sunday, Jan 14 at 2:30 pm
at the Italian Cultural Center – Rm 13
2791 – 24th St. (24th St. & 4th Ave)
Author and musician Annamaria Arcangeli of Rimini, Italy is coming to Sacramento to speak
about her new book, “Welcome to Nicktown”. In 1901, the author’s great – grandfather, Ildebrando Berardi, emigrated from Carpegna (Urbino) to Nicktown, Pennsylvania. The 100
year family saga includes the return of part of the Berardi family to Italy. In 2001, great
- granddaughter Annamaria travels to Pennsylvania in search of her family’s American side,
her own identity and some lost place called Nicktown. The story touches the collective and
scorching theme of the Italian emigration to the United States. The book is bilingual in
English and Italian and will be available at the book signing. Free.
Travel Italy “Molto Italiano”
Friday, Feb 2 at 8:00 pm
Our video visit to Italy takes us to Rome with its ancient treasures and modern
pleasures with stops at cafes, shops, city walks, and the Vatican. Our itinerary
includes Sicily with its vibrant mix of history, tradition, intense cultural pride and
Greek ruins. We will trek to a still active volcano outside Naples, drive along the
spectacular Amalfi Coast, and explore the castles, vineyards, and walled cities of
Tuscany and Umbria. Join us for this unforgettable travel adventure. Free. At the
Italian Cultural Center.
Italian Heritage “The World of Beretta”
Friday, Feb 9, at 8:00 pm
In the ancient valley region known as Val Trompia, the art of fine gun-making has been a tradition in the Beretta family for fifteen generations. For almost 500 years, Beretta, the world’s
oldest gun-maker and the oldest industrial firm on the planet - dating from the Renaissance
- has produced the world’s finest guns. Today, the Beretta Company operates worldwide and
visitors to Beretta galleries find themselves in a world of style and quality. Beretta is known as
the maker of quality firearms for hunting and shooting sports. The Beretta Museum, located
in the village of Gardone, houses the world’s finest and most complete display of Beretta’s
covering five centuries and over 2,000 guns. The arms are displayed in elegant glass and oak cabinets. Join us for this film documentary look inside the world of Beretta. Free. At the Italian Cultural Center
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See Italy with those Who Know it Best!
Florence, Italy, is considered the No. 1 city in the world for travelers, according to
Travel + Leisure’s annual “World’s Best” awards. Rome, Italy came in as the No. 2 city. This
is probably no surprise to anyone who has visited Italy. Italy appeals to the heart and soul
of every traveler; young or old, alone or with a group, on a budget or seeking luxury, Italy’s
powerful magic touches every heart, and Italy’s beauty leaves travelers breathless.
But Italy is not just full of treasures, she is a treasure! Italy is physically gorgeous. This
uniquely shaped, high heeled boot claims 6000 miles of spectacular coastline, majestic
mountains, lush landscapes, idyllic islands, wonderful ancient walled cities, and many more
attractions. Add to this a mild climate and warm, gracious locals and you have a perfect
travel destination. We invite you to see Italy with those who know it best…join the Italian
Cultural Society in Italy for any of these tours.
TUSCANY, ROME, VENICE
11 days - Two departures June 4 - 14 or June 16 - 26, 2007
This very special tour visits all three top
travel destination cities in Europe: Florence,
Rome and Venice, along with so many beautiful others. Discover the heart and soul of Italy
with this Italian Cultural Society exclusive
Grand Tour. While in the romantic, legendary region of Tuscany enjoy the luxury of staying at one beautiful hotel for the entire seven
nights in Tuscany and taking short day trips to
Florence, Siena, Lucca, Pisa, San Gimignano,
the Chianti region, Viareggio and Volterra.
The travel to Italy’s famous capital city of Rome: the Eternal City and visit the Vatican, St. Peter’s
and the Sistine Chapel. Visit ancient Rome with its magnificent monuments and history, walk
through the Coliseum, the Pantheon, the romantic Piazza di Spagna, Piazza Navona and make
sure to throw three coins into the Trevi Fountain as you’ll want to come back to this gorgeous city. On our day at leisure, travelers are offered an all inclusive optional tour of the magical Queen
of the Adriatic: Venice. The per person tour price of $2,999 includes Round Trip airfare from
San Francisco to Florence and return flight out of Rome, all accommodations in lovely 4-star Hotels, transfers and tours, museum
admissions, all-breakfasts, and all dinners in Tuscany and all breakfasts in Rome. This tour is fully escorted by friendly and professional native Italian guides who are fluent in English. For brochure and details call (916) 482-5900 or email [email protected].
Thanksgiving in Tuscany
9 days *Two departures! Nov 9 to 17, or Nov 17 to 25, 2007
This nine day excursion is such a favorite itinerary we have sold out every trip to date and
it’s easy to see why this trip always sells out. This year we are again offering *2 departure
dates. Staying in one place and unpacking only once makes this the ideal trip ~ The tour
price will be announce, but includes round trip airfare from San Francisco to Florence, all
accommodations in a first class Tuscan hotel, all breakfasts and all dinners, 6 sight seeing tours including visits to Florence, Lucca, Siena, Pisa, San Gimignano, Vinci, Volterra,
Montecatini and the Chianti Wine Road. Tuscany’s incomparable beauty and variety have
lured travelers for over two thousand years. Tuscany is an exquisite blend of the wonders of
nature, the greatest art treasures, incredible architecture, excellent foods, wine and culture
and much more. On our day at leisure, travelers are offered an all inclusive optional tour
of the Eternal City: Rome. Your host from Sacramento is Tuscan native, Patrizia Cinquini
Cerruti, who will host a pre-trip orientation and slide presentation. For information on Society tours call (916) 482-5900 or email
your request to [email protected].
“In the heart of every man, wherever he is born…..there is one small corner which is Italian.” Luigi Barzini
“Open my heart and you will see…Italy.” Robert Browning
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Learn ITALIAN
“Un uomo che parla due lingue ne vale due.”
A man who speaks two languages is worth two men.
Now is the time to learn the beautiful language of music, food, culture, fashion, art and amore!
Have you fallen in love with Italy or an Italian? Do you want to learn the language of your
nonni? Our Italian classes stress the pleasure of the Italian Language and culture because we
know that the most effective learning happens in a dynamic and friendly atmosphere. DON’T
HESITATE! We offer free tutoring for students who desire extra help or practice. Convenient day and evening times are available. Classes are offered at $145 for the complete 9
week program. It’s fun and it’s easy! Registration and Books are available for purchase at the
first class meeting; CALL: ITALY-00 (482-5900) or visit www.italiancenter.net and
preregister on line.
Winter-2007- CLASS SCHEDULE:
Beginning I - Italiano Uno:
Day Section 1: Jan 9 to March 6
Tuesdays, 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 11 to March 8
Thursdays, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
The perfect introductory class for those
with very little or no knowledge of Italian.
An ideal course for anyone who wants
to learn to converse in ITALIANO!
Instructor: Patrizia
Beginning II - Italiano Due:
Day Section 1: Jan 10 to March 7
Wednesdays, 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 9 to March 6
Tuesdays, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 10 to March 7
Wednesdays, 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Students expand vocabulary, grammar and
learn verbs allowing them to speak and
understand everyday Italian.
Instructors: Patrizia, *Nancy
Beginning III- Italiano Tre:
Day Section 1: Jan 9 to March 6
Tuesdays, 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 9 to March 6
Tuesdays, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Graduates of due will learn new grammar,
expand vocabulary and
practice conversational skills.
Instructors: Franca, *Lucia
Intermediate I - Italiano Quattro:
Day Section 1: Jan 11 to March 08
Thursday, 10:15am to 12:15 pm
Evening Section 2: Jan 10 to March 07
Wednesday, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Continue learning Italian, increase vocabulary
and play an active role in the class discussions.
Instructor: Gabriella *Kelly
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Intermediate II - Italiano Cinque:
Day Section 1: Jan 11 to March 8
Thursdays, 5:00 to 6:50 pm
Continue where Italiano Quattro left off
to improve conversation, grammar and
vocabulary with lively class discussions.
Instructor: Lorella
Intermediate III - Italiano Sei:
Evening Section 1: Jan 10 to March 7
Wednesdays, 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
*Day Section 2: Jan 8 to March 5
Mondays, 7:15 to 9:15 pm
This class is taught primarily in Italian
to increase and encourage conversation,
teach new grammar and vocabulary.
Instructors: Gabriella, *Ester
Advanced I - Italiano Sette /
Conversazione:
Section 1: Jan 11 to March 8
Thursday, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
This class is taught in Italian and focuses
on both grammar, exercises and class
conversations.
Instructor: Lorella
Advanced II - Italiano Sette/ Otto:
Section 1: Jan 10 to March 7
Wednesdays, 12:30 to 2:30 pm
Class is taught in Italian using the Prego text
to fine tune grammar and conversation skills.
Instructor: Gabriella
Advanced III - Corso Avanzato
Day Section 1: Jan 8 to March 5
Mondays, 12:30 to 2:30 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 8 to March 5
Mondays, 7:00 to 9:00 pm
This continuation class is taught in Italian
reviews grammar, idioms and expressions
to improve comprehension and conversation
skills. (da Capo text)
Instructor: Gabriella
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Advanced IV -Corso Superiore:
Day Section 1: Jan 8 to March 5
Mondays, 10:15 am to 12:15 pm
*Evening Section 2: Jan 8 to March 5
Mondays, 5:15 to 7:15 pm
Advanced class is taught in Italian to
broaden understanding of more complex
linguistic constructions, grammar, idioms
and expressions. - Text is da Capo
Instructors: Gabriella, *Ester
Beginning to Intermediate Conversation:
* January 9 to March 6
Tuesdays, 5:15 to 6:45 pm
(*prerequisite: Complete Italiano 3)
**January 11 to March 8
Thursdays, 12:30 to 2:15 pm
(*prerequisite: Complete Italiano 3)
Instructors: *Nancy, **Gabriella
Intermediate to Advanced Conversation: * January 10 to March 7
Wednesdays, 2:30 to 4:15 pm
(*prerequisite: Complete Italiano 6)
Conversation classes offer the best way to
enhance Italian language skills, learn new
vocabulary and have the opportunity to
read and speak Italian in a teacher led,
friendly environment. Classes can be taken
on their own, or are the perfect addition for
students in current Italian classes. *Bonus*
Conversation classes are ONLY $125.00*
(*Prerequisites or teacher OK)
Instructor: *Gabriella
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Italian For Travelers
“Don’t leave home without this class”
Day Section 1. January 9 to March 6 *Tuesdays, 12:30 to 2:15 pm.
Evening Section 2. January 10 to March 7*Wednesdays, 7:15 to 9:00 pm.
“In the heart of every man, wherever he is born…there is one small corner which is Italian.” Luigi Barzini. Bring out your inner
Italian with this class designed especially for travelers to “il Bel Paese:” Italy. Prepare
yourself to experience the best the world has to offer: art, history, food, wine, music,
culture and spectacular beauty all await the traveler to Italy. The course will make your
trip to Italy more enjoyable! Travelers learn basic conversation skills, useful vocabulary
and key phrases. Students appreciate the focus on Italian culture and customs, and the
valuable travel tips and practical information which prepare travelers to confidently
visit and enjoy the Italian Peninsula. Students return from Italy praising the usefulness
of the course.
... “I’ve just returned from a three week trip in Italy. Thanks to all of your excellent teaching and valuable tips our trip was a complete success. We felt comfortable
in bars, restaurants, and train stations knowing how the systems work. We enjoyed
meeting the Italian people and talking with them in their own language. That really
opened doors for us! Train conductors thanked us for learning Italian cheering us on
with “brava!” Wine shop owners eagerly took us to their private cellars and shared
stories of their grandparents while showing us their ancient barrels, bottle storage
carved into tufa walls and opened their special vin Santo and grappa. This was my
first trip abroad and it was so much fun. Our whole experience was deeper and richer
because of what I learned from you. Thank you for all the education and passion for
Italy that you shared with me.”
Instructor, Patrizia Cinquini Cerruti, is a native of Tuscany, an expert travel planner
and the author of the course textbook: BUON VIAGGIO! A TRAVELER’S GUIDE TO ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE.
Register now at www.italiancenter.net
Ciao Piccoli
-Section 1. Mondays, January 22 to March 12,
*Ages 3 ½ to 5 years - 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
-Section 2. Thursdays, January 25 to March 15,
-Section 3. Fridays, Jan 26 to March 16,
*Ages: 2 to 3 ½ years - 9:15 am to 10:15am
*Ages: 3 ½ to 5 years 10:45 am to 12:15pm
This special program for little ones recognizes the importance
of introducing language at an age when children are “hardwired” for effortless language acquisition, fun process for
them. In addition to Italian language our program includes
Italian culture and heritage, and offers a place where children
can learn naturally through play, games, songs, food, art and more.
Ciao Piccoli gives your Pre-school age child a program of their own. The gift
of learning is the most important one you can you’re your child. Studies document the advantages of introducing a second language as soon as possible in a child’s life. Registration fee is only $75 for the complete 8 week program and includes all materials.
Pre-register NOW at 916 482-5900 or www.italiancenter.net
CIAO ITALIA
Sundays January 21 to March 11, 2007 1:00 to 2:30 pm
“There is no greater gift for a child, than that of their culture, language and heritage.”
Ciao Italia offers a fun filled weekend program which gives school aged children
the opportunity to explore Italian language and heritage through arts, crafts, singing, food, dancing, children’s literature and films, and play. Children from first to 6th
grade can learn Italian language and culture in a fun learning environment. Registration is only $50 and includes all materials. Pre-register NOW at 916 482-5900 or
www.italiancenter.net
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The Italian Center Fund
Making A Difference
Each of us is presented with an opportunity to make a difference
in the future of our community by making a gift to the Italian Center Fund. It is not very often that we as individuals are presented
with such an opportunity to support a major initiative by our community and change the outcome for future generations. If you ever
wanted a chance to make a difference, to be part of something Italian, this is it.
We plan to open the new Italian Center in the Spring. In order to complete the Center, we have taken out a
construction loan. When the Italian Center is completed, we will be left with a mortgage to pay off. The size of
the mortgage will depend upon how much we are able to raise between now and then. In other words, it will
depend on how much you care about our heritage, about us, about our future. The smaller the mortgage, the
better we will be able to operate the Center and develop the social, educational and cultural programs that
are the life of our community. The new Italian Center is our lifeline to the future. We urge all of you to make
a generous donation.
Thank You for Your Donations to the Building Fund
$15,000
Victor & Phela Vesci
$5,000
Elaine Panattoni Schaedler
$4,000
Elaine Myer – in loving
memory of her parents Peter
& Emma Pellegrini
$3,000
A special gift
$1,000
Bob & Doris Beckert – in
memory of parents Dante &
Isabel Braccialini
Adriana & Frank Paoletti
Theodore D. & Diva
Milani-Clendenin
Eugene A Rosa
$500
Norma Marani Harris – in
memory of Roberto, Pietro,
Matilde & Assunta Marani
Nelva Richardson – in memory of Bartolomeo & Luigia
(Biolchini) Bonucchi
Ms Robin Graziani & Dr.
Daniel Mazza
Tom Dilallo
Salvatore Grisanti – in memory of Barbara Grisanti
$250
Hilda Blay – in memory of
parents Mr & Mrs G. Angellos
& husband Roger Blay
Margarent De Fazio Jacobs &
Marie DeFazio Maguire – in
memory of Louie &
ChristinaDeFazio
Frank & Angela Lettini
$200
Rena Barsanti – in memory
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Vernette Portello Marsh – in
Mr & Mrs Anthony
memory of Lucia &
Sestito – in memory of
Michael Laurienti
theSestito family,
Carmine Cammarosano
Domenick, Jennie &
Louis Giannoni
Grandma Rose Sestito
Gloria Galvez
Mario & Linda Mandy
Ron Clark
$100
Alfred DeGregory
Mary Ann Lupi
M.J. Booth – in memory of
Jim & Margaret Parenti
Amadeo, Mary &
Sanford E. Ross
Elizabeth Ratti
Antonio Legarizzi – in
Claude Ancona
memory of Amneris Legarizzi Dale Battani – in memory of
Karan & Donald
Jim & Gina Battani
Bevilacqua – in memory of
Marjorie Conrado
Dominico & Irene Bevilacqua
Evelyn Toner – in memory
Joe & Rona La Pilusa
of Sandra, Mark & Geof &
Jacqueline Cerruti Haase – in
Evelyn Toner
memory of parents Lillian &
Andrew & Clara Hanson
Leslie Cerruti
Julie Cozzolino – in memory
Mr & Mrs Richard Carli
of Sandino Cozzolino
Doni Italian Imports
Jim & Julie Cordano –
Mike & Barb Conlan
in memory
Lorenzo & Lina Consolini – in
of James F. Cordano Sr.
memory of our grandchildren Dr Pamela DiTomasso-Lovotti
Steven Marviglio
Bob Chiechi
Caroline Tessa – in memory
Horace & Marie Jo
of Nicola A & Faustina
Cardinale – in memory of
Bianco Tessa
Joe Cardinale
Donald Garibaldi
Peter Tira – in memory of
Frank Garosi
Alan deValle
George Lembi – in memory of
Gina Guido – in memory of
Enrico & Ida Lembi
Rose Mingo
Pauline Inglima
Darryl & Diane Martin – in
Delander – in memory of
memory of parents Theresa &
Giuseppe
William Ginotti
& Vincenza Inglima
June Neves
Ben Palazzolo
John Rusconi
Murray & Harriette Work – in
Marie Lico Wenger – in
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memory of Frank &
Maria Piscotta
Michael & Mary Collins
Denelda Lavagnino
Bozzuto Insurance Agency
Thomas & Linda Friery
Silvana Volpe
Giacomo Sciabica
Orville & Mary Lou Smith
Beverly J. Bertolucci
John & Karen Stassi
David Roberti
David F. Valpreda – in
memory of Alma Valpreda
$50
Kenneth J. Borelli – in
appreciation of the good
work of the Italian
CulturalSociety
Mabel Viglione – in memory
of husband Americo Viglione
Robert & Janet Mukai – in
honor of the Italian community of Berkeley Heights,
New Jersey
Rose Palazzotto – in memory
of Pasquale & Maria
DiDonna
Gary Ghio – in honor of the
Ghio family
Michael Smith
Pete & Nancy(Gori) Meier
Diana Malatesta Parker – in
memory of Ada &
Angelo Poloni
Angelo Sordi
John & Illa Prioli – in
memory of Enez Prioli
& Giacomo &
Antoinette Santini
Lillian Bullivant – in
memory of the D. Raso &
E. Bracco families
Bob Luca – in memory of
Rudolp C.Luca (father)
W Arlene Aimo – in memory
of John A. Aimo
Ron Pane
Vincent Gattuso
Robert A. Biagini
Claudette Crum
Capt. Rick Wagstaff
Robert Perry
George H. Campini– in
memory of the Louis P.
Campini family
Rina & Dominic DiMare
$25
Angela Pogacar
Steven Pizzo & Vic Petersen
George Anselmo
Angelo Danna
Robert Florence
Janice Broglio Saunders – in
memory of Francesco Broglio
& Emma (Bogliani) Broglio of
Borgofranco, Italy
Marilyn Serrage Sugimoto
– in memory of godparents
Joe & Lena DeMera
Cathy Quesinberry
Jenna Koekemoer – in
memory of her nonna
Joan Graves – in memory of
Jessica Sarah Graves
Miriam Nunez
Cheryl Crowdis
Norm & Angie (Decinti)
Butner
Carmelo Lattuca
Lillian Hagio – in memory
of grandmother
Vincenza Fuoco
Cesare S. Claudio – in
memory of father Ernesto
Claudio &
mother Elisa Claudio
E.E. Yaconelli – in memory
of parents Carlo & Anna
Yaconelli
Pietro Stagnoli
Joseph Perazzetti – in
Leslieann Gomes – in
memory of Luigi Perazzetti &
memory of
Giovanna Aliprandi
Genoveffa Cattaneo
Louise Mandeville – in
Velina Merideth
memory
Diane King – in memory of
of Angelina Baroni
James Alberti
Brian & Frances Frizzi
Kathleen Dobson
A. Barnello
Ron Alesssio
Richard Venturella
Dan Carretta
Diane L. Deterding
Sima Rashidy
Albert & Dixie Marino – in
Lorraine Macchello
memory of Salvatore &
Paula Monacelli Laiewski – in
Frances Marino
memory of
Bill & Sandra Kimball
Clayton Monacelli (father)
Josephine Freeman
Pledges
Peter Burriesce
$2,500
Elena Musillami
Margaret DeFazio Jacobs
Michael Taylor
$1,000
Ray & Kathie Ventura
Anthony Sestito
Raymond J. Biancalana
$500
Mr & Mrs John Gallapaga – in
Mary Lou & Orville Smith
memory of Mr &
Mrs Emanuel Gallapaga
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Box 189427, Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) ITALY-00 (482-5900)
FAX (916) ITALY-09 (482-5909)
EMAIL: [email protected]
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organization devoted to Italian Americans, their interests
and concerns. Membership is open to anyone of good
character. Please contact the Italian Cultural Society for
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ITALIAN FILM SERIES
Friday, Jan 26 at 8:00 pm
“but forever
in my mind”
in a time of social unrest some
things remain eternal -charming,
funny and poignant (2005)
in Italian with English subtitles
Friday, Feb 16 at 8:00 pm
“The Great Caruso”
The greatest tenor of one age
(Mario Lanza) portrays the greatest
tenor of another (Enrico Caruso)
(1951) in English
Both films are shown free at the Italian Center, 2791 24th St. - Room 13
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