Kalman Collection

Emmerich Kalman: A European Maestro's Journey from 1909 Hussar Dances to the 1966 World Cup Emmerich Kalman, the renowned Hungarian composer

Kalman Collection: Emmerich Kalman, 1930s (?)

Emmerich Kalman, 1930s (?)
Emmerich Kalman

Kalman Collection: EUROPEAN HUSSAR, 1909. American comedian Bobby North in the New York production

EUROPEAN HUSSAR, 1909. American comedian Bobby North in the New York production of Emerich Kalmans operetta The Gay Hussars, 1909

Kalman Collection: EUROPEAN SOLDIER, 1909. American comedian Bobby North in the New York production

EUROPEAN SOLDIER, 1909. American comedian Bobby North in the New York production of Emerich Kalmans operetta The Gay Hussars, 1909

Kalman Collection: WORLD CUP, 1966. Kalman Meszoly of Hungary and Hilderaldo Bellini of Brazil head the ball during

WORLD CUP, 1966. Kalman Meszoly of Hungary and Hilderaldo Bellini of Brazil head the ball during the 1966 World Cup, held in England. Photograph 15 July 1966

Kalman Collection: Gautier received by King Koloman of Hungary (engraving)

Gautier received by King Koloman of Hungary (engraving)
XIR1272777 Gautier received by King Koloman of Hungary (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Le chevalier Gautier recu en audience par le roi Koloman)

Kalman Collection: KALMAN TISZA (1830-1902). Hungarian prime minister, 1875-1890. Wood engraving, German

KALMAN TISZA (1830-1902). Hungarian prime minister, 1875-1890. Wood engraving, German, 1890

Kalman Collection: Emmerich Kalman - Hungarian composer

Emmerich Kalman - Hungarian composer
Emmerich Kalman (1882-1953), Hungarian composer of humorous cabaret songs before moving on to composing operettas. Date: circa 1910s

Kalman Collection: Marriage contract (ketubbah) between Kalman

Marriage contract (ketubbah) between Kalman, son of Judah Aryeh and Jochebed, daughter of Israel Ben Zevi. Singapore, 1880. Decorated with two fishes, a symbol of fertility. Miniature Painting

Croatia - Opatija (Abbazia) - Clinic of Dr. Kalman Szego

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Emmerich Kalman: A European Maestro's Journey from 1909 Hussar Dances to the 1966 World Cup Emmerich Kalman, the renowned Hungarian composer, rose to international fame in the early 1900s with his captivating European Hussar dances, which were brought to life in New York productions by American comedian Bobby North. Fast forward to the 1930s, and Kalman's music graced the stage once more, this time in the enchanting opera, The Gipsy Princess. As the world turned, Kalman's influence extended beyond the theater. In 1966, during the FIFA World Cup held in England, two European giants, Kalman Meszoly of Hungary and Hilderaldo Bellini of Brazil, locked horns on the field, their eyes on the coveted trophy. Kalman's roots, however, were deeply entwined with Hungarian history. In the late 1800s, Kalman Tisza, a Hungarian prime minister, ruled the country, while Kalman Szego, a distinguished doctor, healed the sick in Opatija, Croatia. The marriage contract of Emmerich Kalman and his bride, signed with a ketubbah, symbolizes the enduring power of love and the rich tapestry of Kalman's European heritage.