Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2006/12/10
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Actually, J. Austin Bitner and Alfonsina were married shortly afterwards. As far as I knew her friends called her Alfonsina. I never heard her called anything else. She is drop-dead gorgeous, which is undoubtably why the Mikado's eyes were popping out. I searched her in google: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Alfonsina_Molinari> I assure you all that there is a lot more romance going on in the dressing rooms than on the stage. LUG readers from outside the United states likely don't realize the true hilarity of Katisha reading Town and Country, a magazine showcasing rich, young, beautiful, waspy New Yorkers and their titled European friends. They show many different ethnicities, as long as they are rich, young, and beautiful, but I have never seen a Jew in Town and Country. Apparently there are no rich and beautiful Jews in New York! And Katisha's real-life husband is the Hazzan of a synegogue! Jesse Peter Klein wrote: Interesting that Mikado 4 was a dressing room shot. It could just as easily been the pose at the end of one of the love duets. And the tonality is (forgive the pun) Yum-Yum, even if she played Peep-Bo. Alfonsina Molinari--what a great name for a singer. What do her friends call her? I also loved the incongruity of Katisha reading "Town and Country." Great job all around. --Peter