500 Times: Monday, October 16, 1899: Opera in English by the Castle Square Opera Company: at the American Theatre, New York City (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171731863)

An evocative glimpse into New York City's vibrant cultural scene at the close of the 19th century, "500 Times" commemorates the performance of an opera in English by the Castle Square Opera Company at the American Theatre on Monday, October 16, 1899. This document offers a valuable snapshot of a specific moment in operatic history, highlighting the company's commitment to presenting opera in English and its engagement with audiences in New York.

For enthusiasts of opera, theater history, and turn-of-the-century American culture, "500 Times" provides insight into the popular entertainment of the period, showcasing the role of opera in shaping the city's artistic landscape. It is a testament to the enduring power of live performance and the evolving nature of artistic expression.

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