George Steel (center) announces that New York City Opera is destroying, giving away or selling off most of its stock of repertory productions. Presumably a few of the old sets will be kept on hand to burn for warmth during the long winter ahead. [New York Times] (Photo by Carol Rosegg.)
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George Steel announces that New York City Opera is destroying, giving away or selling off most of its stock of repertory productions.
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