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The Illustrated London News (10 June 1854) opined that the opera was "exceedingly immoral--a thing of no importance in Paris, but not yet disregarded, we trust, in London." Cabel also appeared as Catarina in Daniel Auber's Les diamants de la couronne and Marie in Donizetti's La fille du régiment. The Musical World (29 July 1854) reported in detail on Cabel's performances: > In spite of intense heat of the weather, which has helped mightily to thin > most of the London theatres, the St. James's has been attended by > fashionable audiences every evening on which the charming and fascinating > Marie Cabel has appeared. The Diamants de la Couronne has proved the most > attractive opera produced by the company of the Théâtre Lyrique, and, > independently of the superiority of Auber's music to that of any other > composer whose work has been produced, we do not hesitate to say that Madame > Marie Cabel's Caterina is the most striking and interesting character in > which she has appeared in London.
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Leaskdale Manse, home of Lucy Maud Montgomery from 1911 to 1926 In 1925, Ewen MacDonald became estranged from his flock when he opposed his church joining the United Church of Canada, and was involved in an incident when he nearly ran over a Methodist minister who was promoting the union. Montgomery as the minister's wife had been a prominent member of the Leaskdale community and had been a much loved figure who organized community events. Rubio wrote the people of Leaskdale "liked" the Reverend MacDonald, but "loved" Montgomery. At the same time, she complained in her diary her husband had a "medieval mind" when it came to women as to him: "A woman is a thing of no importance intellectually -- the plaything and servant of man -- and couldn't possibly do anything that would be worthy of a real tribute." In 1926, the family moved into the Norval Presbyterian Charge, in present-day Halton Hills, Ontario, where today the Lucy Maud Montgomery Memorial Garden can be seen from Highway 7.
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