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The Day I Met Caruso

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The Day I Met Caruso

Sep 5, 1956

0h 26m

★ 0.0

Overview

A ten-year-old girl meets famed opera singer Enrico Caruso on a train between Boston and New York. She admonishes him for his extravagant lifestyle, but she is softened up somewhat when Caruso begins to sing arias from her favorite operas.

Genres

Drama

Family

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Cast

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Enrico Caruso

Lofti Mansouri

Sandy Descher

Elizabeth

Sandy Descher

Bill Walker

Porter

Bill Walker

Walter Coy

Father

Walter Coy