- of Bologna; he has two daughters,
Elisetta and Carolina, and a
sister Fidalma, who runs the household. He also has a
young secretary, Paolino, who is...
- M****imi (née Paolini; 1663–1726), also
known by the
Arcadian pseudonym Fidalma Partenide, was an
Italian poet and writer. Her
difficult life is recorded...
-
Marcella Albani (born Ida
Fidalma Angela Maranca; 7
December 1899 – 11 May 1959) was an
Italian actress and writer.
Albani was an idol of
European cinema...
- Boieldieu's John of Paris. The
Student in Chélard's The
Student of Jena.
Fidalma in Cimarosa's Il
Matrimonio Segreto.
Adelia in Coccia's La
figlia dell'arciere...
- 1872 she
permanently retired from the
stage with four
performances of "
Fidalma" in Cimarosa's Il
matrimonio segreto, at the
Paris Théâtre des Italiens...
-
Garibaldo Lucii as
Staderini Mario Piloni as
Osvaldo Ada
Colangeli as Miss
Fidalma Giuseppe Angelini "Festival de Cannes:
Chronicle of Poor Lovers". festival-cannes...
- – Una
comare intrigante (uncredited)
Chronicle of Poor
Lovers (1954) –
Fidalma A
Slice of Life (1954) – (segment "Casa d'altri") Papà
Pacifico (1954)...
- 23rd
Vienna Competition. She made her
professional opera debut in 1987 as
Fidalma in
Domenico Cimarosa's Il
matrimonio segreto in Avezzano. Her
career developed...
- on
February 25, 1937, with
Muriel ****son as Carolina, Irra
Petina as
Fidalma,
George Rasely as Paolino,
Louis D'Angelo as Geronimo, and
Ettore Panizza...
-
Drury Lane in
London during the
early 1840s,
singing such
roles as Arsace,
Fidalma in
Domenico Cimarosa's Il
matrimonio segreto, and
Graeme Malcolm. In 1844...
