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Historia del Teatro del Libertador

Resumen

Introducción

El teatro nuevo

La primera noche

El ir y venir del nombre

Las distintas funciones del Teatro

Vida propia

Cirugías para el Libertador

Conclusiones

Bibliografía

Resumen:

Esta monografía trata sintéticamente la historia de la creación y desarrollo del Teatro General San Martín, uno de escenarios más representativos de la cultura argentina de los dos últimos siglos.

Introducción

La gran corriente inmigratoria del siglo XIX trajo una influencia cultural distinta a la cultura criolla de esos tiempos. Ante la creciente oferta de productores europeos de óperas y zarzuelas y la carencia de espacios adecuados para representarlas, se abocó a la construcción de teatros, generalmente en tinglados o galpones, como el Teatro Progreso o el Teatro Edén.

Pero la actividad teatral necesitaba un teatro de envergadura en Córdoba y el gobierno necesitaba proyectos deslumbrantes. Ramón J. Cárcano, ministro de gobierno y consejero cercano del gobernador Ambrosio Olmos, fue el principal impulsor de la idea de edificar un nuevo coliseo.

Se eligió un terreno fiscal frente a la antigua “calle ancha” (entonces llamada Representantes, hoy Vélez Sarsfield) y en la manzana de la Compañía de Jesús; sobre el lado sur funcionaba la “Casa de la Moneda” y un cuartel. Para evitar críticas sobre lo monumental de los gastos del proyecto el Poder Ejecutivo propuso cubrir los gastos de ejecución con el alquiler de palcos del nuevo teatro y del terreno fiscal ubicado entre General Paz y San Juan.

En estos terrenos se construyó a principios del siglo XX la escuela José Vicente de Olmos, devenido en los 90 en shopping.

El teatro nuevo

El teatro nuevo estaba pensado como ejemplo de la arquitectura del liberalismo. La clase gobernante quería para los edificios oficiales destinados a las actividades sociales, una arquitectura europea de formas clásicas y espectaculares y de mayor confort, totalmente distintas a las formas coloniales más modestas.

            Ya existían otros teatros en la ciudad. En 1877 se construyó el Teatro Progreso; además se inauguraron el Edén (1887, en San Vicente) y el Argentino (1889, frente a la plaza General Paz). La década del 80 trajo otras obras importantes para la ciudad, como el Banco de la Provincia, el Palacio Legislativo y el Dique San Roque.

            La obra del Teatro Nuevo comenzó en 1887, sobre los planos del prestigioso arquitecto Francisco Tamburini, quien participó en la ampliación de la Casa Rosada, en la construcción del teatro “Colón”  de Capital Federal, el Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba, el Hospital de Clínicas y la cárcel Penitenciaria, etc.

El arquitecto José Franceschi fue contratado (con un sueldo de 200 pesos mensuales) para dirigir la construcción.

Como los planos del teatro nuevo se basaba en los coliseos europeos (en un estilo del Manierismo Palladiano) se trató que las instalaciones fueran acordes.

 Antonio Subirá construyó el piso de la platea y armó y colgó decoraciones. En 1889, por sus relaciones con el alto comercio de la ciudad, traería desde el extranjero las decoraciones necesarias para las óperas Mefistófeles, Aída y la Africana.

 Arturo Piccinini proveyó de muebles y tapicería; importó de Europa suntuosos muebles distribuidos desde la planta baja hasta el paraíso.

El artista Arturo Nembrini Gonzaga (quien decoró también la antigua central del Banco de la Provincia) fue contratado en 1888 para realizar:

Sobre el ático (la galería alta de la fachada), las estatuas y el alto relieve

La decoración (en estilo pompeyano) de la bóveda central, de la galería en el paraíso y de las puertas de los palcos.

Decorar el cielo raso y las paredes del vestíbulo exterior del piso bajo.

El tiempo y la desidia de algunos funcionarios contribuyeron a la pérdida de         muchas de estas reliquias como las pinturas del vestíbulo, las de la galería de entrada, pasillos filigranados, cielo raso del salón izquierdo del Teatro, entre otros. En 1978, al refaccionar el edificio, se descubrió detrás de un radiador del sótano, filigranas al estilo de las del techo del foyer.

 Víctor Consigli hizo colocar un dispositivo mecánico que con 2 personas levantaba la platea a distintos niveles hasta llegar a la altura del escenario, para nivelar la visual del espectador según la escenografía propuesta.

El dispositivo también se accionó para entretener en homenajes, bailes y banquetes ofrecidos a los presidentes Figueroa Alcorta, Roque Sáenz Peña, Uriburu y A. P. Justo, además del príncipe Humberto Primero de Saboya. También se celebraron casamientos importantes e incluso el funeral cívico del socialista Deodoro Roca. El movimiento de la platea, el vestirse de etiqueta y de guantes largos, pasaron a la historia. Desde la reforma de 1978 el mecanismo nivelador quedó inutilizado por cañerías de calefacción que pasan debajo de la platea.

Teodoro Flandín se encargó de la instalación de la luz eléctrica, proporcionada por un motor propio.  Los aparatos, pedidos a Francia y Alemania, tardaron varios meses en llegar. 

Para 1890 Nembrini Gonzaga seguía pintando angelotes, mujeres recubiertas con tules vaporosos y frisos con flores exóticas. El teatro no abría sus puertas; estaba a la espera de una iniciativa empresarial para traer un elenco de prestigio.

Ficha técnica

Fachada: está formada por dos niveles. Columnas y pilastras dóricas dividen el  plano inferior y jónicas el superior. Tres figuras femeninas sostienen en sus manos la lámpara votiva, la lira, la trompeta y la corona de laureles, son alusivas a la música; querubines en sobrerrelieve acompañan y sostienen el escudo de Córdoba.

Los pisos son de mosaico calcáreo en los sectores de mayor tránsito y en los de menos categoría. En la sala, foyer, bar y salones importantes los pisos son de listones de madera. Los escalones, umbrales, zócalos y balaustras son de mármol de carrara.

El teatro consta de un subsuelo y 5 niveles. El sector delantero es de carácter público, en donde se encuentra las salas más ornamentadas. Dos circulaciones paralelas sirven para distribuir al público y para el aislamiento acústico entre la sala y los salones laterales. El sector posterior corresponde al escenario y dependencias técnicas. 

El subsuelo concentra los servicios técnicos donde se encuentran el manejo de sistemas de seguridad contra incendios, el sistema elevador de platea y el comando del telón de seguridad y el túnel de calefacción.

En el sector izquierdo está ubicado el bar y el Museo del Teatro de la Música de Córdoba Cristóbal de Aguilar. El museo está en la antigua sala de fumar donde solamente los hombres podían entrar. Luego fue el antebar o sala de exposiciones hasta que en 1987 se convierte en museo. Cristóbal Aguilar fue el primer dramaturgo argentino que pintó en sus obras el paisaje local.

En el sector derecho estaba el patio de actores, que fue transformado en una sala menor (la Luis de Tejeda).

Es notable la diferencia de la calidad de las terminaciones de cada nivel para el público, a medida que asciende a partir de la cazuela. Esto se desprende de la selección de jerarquías sociales  del siglo XIX que la arquitectura expresa.

Superficie total 3640 m2, superficie  cubierta de 11700 m2. Entran 1077 personas, 383 en platea, 22 en palcos altos, 20 en palcos bajos, 174 en cazuela, 152 en tertulia y 200 en paraíso.  Este tenía una entrada independiente que fue anulada para unificar el control de ingreso.

El nivel de los palcos bajos tiene salas laterales de doble altura con hermosas pinturas artísticas en los cielorrasos. Varias de ellas están deterioradas y algunas definitivamente perdidas. El nivel siguiente corresponde al de palcos oficiales (Gobernación y Ministerios)

El escenario es uno de los más grandes del país

La primera noche

            Una velada de beneficencia (26 de abril de 1891) fue excusa para que el telón se alzara por primera vez; esto fue el puntapié inicial de festejos escolares, actos patrios y funciones “para la comunidad”.

            El 8 de julio de 1891, presentándose la compañía de zarzuela cómica que representaron “Los diamantes de la corona” y “El chaleco blanco”. La función había empezado más tarde de lo previsto. Los boleteros no daban abasto y los acomodadores ubicaban mal a los dueños de palcos ya ocupados por otros compradores. A todo el revuelo, se le sumó la silbatina de los espectadores del paraíso, que desorientó a los policías que no sabían que hacer.

            Para ingresar al nuevo teatro en su primera época se debía tener una buena presencia, ostentar varios apellidos y tener gusto (aunque sea fingido) por el “arte mayor”. Para los intervalos, se rescataban las copas de cristal  para agasajar a la alta sociedad cordobesa.

            Todo este brillo y sofisticación contrastaba con algunos gestos de los mismos miembros de la aristocracia cordobesa. Más que un acto de criollismo, la actitud de Eleázar Garzón (gobernador de la provincia en el momento de apertura del teatro) fue interpretado como insolencia. A pocos meses de la apertura, ubicado en el regio palco oficial, el gobernador disfrutaba mejor el espectáculo de la noche con algunos mates amargos que él mismo se cebaba... Esta forma de “mostrar la hilacha” indignaba a los patricios cordobeses, ¡ y justo en el momento que habían conseguido el símbolo de status y modernismo europeo que tanto merecían!

El ir y venir del nombre

            El primer nombre del Teatro Nuevo fue elegido de una forma caprichosa y para nada formal.

            El 9 de setiembre, en un baile para celebrar el centenario del nacimiento de José María Paz, se evocaron muchos nombres como el de Vélez Sarsfield, Deán Gregorio Funes, Juan Gregorio Las Heras (el 7 de setiembre sería inaugurado el Parque Las Heras) y el de José Ignacio Rivera Indarte (poeta, 1814-1845).

Un periodista del diario La Libertad rescató el nombre de Rivera Indarte bautizando al nuevo teatro, nombre que tendría hasta mediados del siglo XX. Paradójicamente, el poeta tuvo escasa vinculación con escena local.

            Funcionarios del gobierno de 1950, tan caprichosamente como se bautizó la  primera vez, cambiaron por decreto el nombre  de Rivera Indarte por “Del Libertador General San Martín”. En 1956 otro decreto provincial devuelve su primera denominación al teatro, hasta 1973 que un nuevo decreto designa al Teatro “Del Libertador General San Martín” definitivamente.

Las distintas funciones del Teatro

            La ubicación del teatro siempre fue duramente criticada. Además de que estaba alejado del centro, se situaba en una zona de malvivientes, y más que nada, era muy marcado el contraste entre el luminoso y rico edificio nuevo y la cárcel que tenía al lado. Tan pegados estaban que en la época de la revolución del `90, se confundieron los roles.

Uno de los palcos fue utilizado para encerrar a un prisionero que no “merecía” estar en la penitenciaria del lado. Su carcelero fue nada menos que Leopoldo Lugones, que encabezaba un cuerpo de voluntarios que cuidó de la cárcel durante la revuelta política, ya que los policías no daban abasto.

            Otro momento de conflicto fue en 1894, cuando la municipalidad (que había tomado bajo su administración al teatro) tuvo que investigar porqué el Rivera estaba en bancarrota. Se denunció la falta de muebles y deficiencias por el descuido en los sanitarios, lo que produjo taponamientos e inundaciones, además de que los sótanos y corredores estaban llenos de basura y escombros. Y todo esto sólo a tres años de su inauguración. La excesiva cantidad de entradas de favor en contraposición a los altos costos contribuyó también a la imposibilidad de mantener tal estructura.

            Y ya que había servido de cárcel, porque no usar el teatro como hotel. Salvo las compañías más importantes que ocupaban los mejores hoteles, las otras compañías vivían en vagones de trenes o en los pasillos del teatro, dejando sin sanitarios a los pisos altos.

Solía sentirse, durante las representaciones, un fuerte olor a comida que el cocinero de la compañía preparaba en la tertulia para después de las funciones. También se podía apreciar sábanas y calzones flameando en las terrazas como parte de la ropa lavada y colgada en los techos del coliseo.

Vida propia

            En 1897 el Rivera (de nuevo bajo el mando provincial) y su competidor, el Teatro Progreso (que acaparaba la mayor parte del público) se relacionaron por el empresario Antonio Subirá que producía los espectáculos de ambos sitios.  A partir de 1902, el productor Luis “Ñato” Padilla trajo grandes estrellas como María Barrientos, Francisco Canaro, Narciso Ibáñez menta y otros muchos afamados artistas.

            A partir de 1895 se marcó una etapa más floreciente para el Rivera a pesar de que la programación fue un cambalache. Actuaron violinistas de nivel internacional, esgrimistas, ilusionistas, artistas de renombre como Luiza Tetrazzini, además de los ya nombrados. La vida del teatro a lo largo de más de  110 años estuvo salpicada de actuaciones inolvidables, visitas de estrellas reconocidas y recuerdos imborrables. Aparte de Enrico Caruso (tenor italiano) y la cantante Luisa Tetrazzini, estuvieron la actriz Lola Membrives, el autor de obras teatrales Lugi Pirandello, Libertad Lamarque, etc. En 1940 dirigió la Orquesta Sinfónica de Córdoba Manuel de Falla, uno de los músicos más prestigiosos, quien vivió en Alta Gracia hasta su muerte. También pasó el aclamado bailarín Jorge Donn. Más recientemente Julio Bocca, Darío Volonté o Marcel Marceau.

            El concierto de la Orquesta Sinfónica del 7 de agosto de 1932 marcó el inicio de la actividad de esa agrupación y también la oficialización de los cuerpos artísticos del Rivera Indarte:

1955: la Banda Sinfónica

1956: el Coro de Cámara y el Coro Polifónico

1957: el Coro de Niños Cantores (ya independiente)

1958: el Ballet Oficial

1959: el Coro Polifónico “Delfino Qurici” de Río Cuarto y la Comedia Cordobesa

1960: el Cuarteto de Cuerdas y el Teatro Estable de Títeres

1961: el Quinteto de Instrumentos de Viento

1973: el Seminario de Danza, el Seminario de Teatro y la Comedia Cordobesa para Niños

Cirugías para el Libertador

                        Desde 1925 a 1927 el Rivera Indarte cerró por reparaciones de tapicería, pintura, ebanistería, instalación eléctrica, calefacción. Se construyeron nuevos camarines en el trasfondo del escenario y un escotillón para las tramoyas. Luego se ubicaron oficinas de instituciones vinculadas al quehacer cultural que ocuparon diferentes sectores del edificio como las de la Academia Provincial de Bellas Artes “Dr. J. Figueroa Alcorta” y el Museo Provincial De Ciencias Naturales “Bartolomé Mitre”. El Museo del Teatro y de la Música de Córdoba “Cristóbal de Aguilar” continua hasta hoy en las dependencias del Libertador. 

Desde el 2000 se hicieron otras remodelaciones en el Libertador. Se construyó un edificio anexo con entrada por calle Duarte Quirós. Este edificio está compuesto por dos bloques, conectados con el cuerpo principal del Teatro. En uno de ellos se encuentra el ingreso, sala para iluminación, taller de costura, vestuario y sala de directores. En el otro bloque se instalaron 10 camarines, una sala de ensayo, un taller de maquinaria y montaje y un patio de artistas.

Conclusiones

            Al investigar sobre la Historia del Teatro del Libertador encontré muchos datos técnicos, fechas, nombres, etc. Me pareció que toda esta información cuantitativa escondía lo que el Teatro significó y significa para Córdoba.

            El Libertador es una muestra viva de la historia de la ciudad, de su sociedad, de sus costumbres. Viva porque sigue evolucionando con el paso del tiempo, y sigue mostrando nuestra idiosincrasia como grupo humano.

            El Teatro del Libertador Gral. San Martín es un producto cultural, no sólo porque está formado por y para la expresión artística sino porque es vidriera de los actos y emociones de nuestra pequeña – gran comunidad.

Bibliografía

BISCHOFF, Efraín U. Memorias del “Rivera” : Teatro del Libertador General San Martín. Córdoba: Boletín Oficial, 1991.

BISCHOFF, Efraín U. Tres siglos de teatro en Córdoba : 1600-1900. Córdoba : UNC, 1961.

100 años :  Rivera Indarte. 2da. ed.  Córdoba : Mario Adolfo Noero, 1994.

Escenario del Libertador, año 2, nro. 5, (abril, 2001) Córdoba : Agencia Córdoba Cultura, 2001.

Autora:

Mariela del Carmen Garcia

Encuadernadora egresada de Encuadernación y Restauración de Libros de la Escuela de Artes Aplicadas Lino Enea Spilimbergo. Ciudad de Córdoba. Córdoba. Argentina.

marieladelcarmeng@gmail.com

Trabajo realizado en noviembre de 2005.

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Grandes Momentos SG’10

La escenografías e inspiración:

©CBS

La version:

De vuelta al famoso “ChusmaTeatro” o “ChusmaTeather”

1.- Con todos, e incluido el publico, Rapunzel sugiere en no dar mas palizas a Flynn.

2.- Johhny y sus hermanas genio (Susan y Mary) visitan el programa.

3.- tomando a Soren ( Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole ), Don Francisco da clase de cuidar aves.

4.- Con Julio Zegers canta su éxito “Canción a Magdalena”

Canción: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPvJ5-ba7aY

© De Zegers / ARCI Music.

5.- With Demis Reussos y su banda, the Aphrodite's Child cantan "Rain and tears".

6.- Magoo es homenajeado durante un programa especial.

7.- La Cuatro Dientes y Nicola Di Bari cantan.

8.- Megamind es sorprendido por los elogios del Mr. Frumble

9.- Elvis canta “Suspicious Minds

Canción: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxOBOhRECoo

© De Sony Music / RCA / Presley

10.- Desde Chile, el presidente de entonces, Sebastián Piñera improvisa un discurso y termina con un Píñericosa y Rutina Humorística.

11.- El Grupo “U2″ Actua en Sábados Gigantes.

12.- Finn y Jake, los protagonistas de “Adventure Time” visitan el programa.

13.- Con Alusión del final de la serie canadiense “Carl2″, Mario recibe a ellos en el teatro.

14.- Alberto Cortez canta “Mi Árbol y Yo” y estrena el tema “Yo No Soy De Aqui, Ni Soy De Alla”

Cancion:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZcgxy8FE4E

© Universal / Hispavox / Facundo Cabral.

15.- Con Dug de mascota, Los Cantantes Tom Jones y B. J. Thomas cantan

“Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head”

16.- Nino Bravo canta algunos exitos.

17.- Homer, Bender y Peter de coro acompaña a Fred cantando.

Copyrights

SG                                     © cANAL 13 / Mario K. All Rights Reserved

Megamind                          © DreamWorks. All Rights Reserved 

Mr. Fumble                         © Richard Scarry. All Rights Reserved 

Mr. Magoo’s Charachters   © UPA. All Rights Reserved

Skye, Carl and C2              © Olmos. All Rights Reserved 

Finn and Jake                     © Ward / Cartoon Network. All Rights Reserved 

Dug                                     © Pixar.  All Rights Reserved 

Kodi                                     © Universal. All Rights Reserved 

Bender and Homer              © Disney / FOX / Matt G. All Rights Reserved 

Peter Griffin                         © Disney / Fox / Seth M. All Rights Reserved

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Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt) & Inger Christensen

1

los albaricoques existe, los albaricoques existen

2

los helechos existen; y zarzamoras, zarzamoras

y bromo existen; y el hidrógeno, el hidrógeno

3

las cigarras existen; chicoria, cromo

y los limoneros existen; las cigarras existen;

cigarras, cedros, cipreses, cerebelo

4

las palomas existen; los soñadores, las muñecas

los asesinos existen; las palomas, las palomas;

niebla, dioxina y días; los días

existen; los días la muerte; y los poemas

existen; los poemas, los días, la muerte

5

el otoño existe; el regusto y la reflexión

existen; y el lugar retirado existe; los ángeles,

las viudas y el alce existen; las particularidades

existen, el recuerdo, la luz del recuerdo;

y el resplandor crepuscular existe, el roble y el olmo

existen; y el enebro, la semejanza, la soledad

existen; y el éider y la araña existen,

y el vinagre existe, y la posteridad, la posteridad

6

la garza real existe, con su abovedada espalda

gris azulada existe, con su negro copete

y sus claras plumas caudales existe; en colonias

existe; el llamado Viejo Mundo;

también los peces existen; y el águila pescadora, la

perdiz nival

el halcón; la poa común y los colores de las ovejas;

los productos de la fisión existen y la higuera existe;

los errores existen, los gruesos, los sistemáticos,

los fortuitos; el control remoto existe y los pájaros;

y los árboles frutales existen y las frutas en el huerto donde

los albaricoques existen, los albaricoques existen

en países donde el calor producirá precisamente

el color de la carne que tienen los albaricoques.

- Inger Christensen, de Alfabeto. Sexto Piso. Traducción de Francisco J. Uriz

- Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt) trabajando en su estudio, 1984

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Wicked: Chicago January 06, 2008 - Dan'yelle Williamson (Elphaba u/s); Kate Fahrner (Glinda u/s); Michael Seelbach (Fiyero); Peter Kevoian (The Wizard); K. Todd Freeman (Doctor Dillamond); Barbara Robertson (Madame Morrible); Summer Naomi Scott (Nessarose); Stanton Nash (Boq) Wicked 9 September 2008, 1NT Cast: Carmen Cusack (Elphaba), Katie Rose Clark (G(a)linda), Christopher Russo (u/s The Witch’s Father), Deedee Magno Hall (Nessa), Brad Weinstock (Boq), Myra Lucretia Taylor (Madame Morrible), Paul Slade Smith (u/s The Wizard), Clifton Hall (Fiyero) Wicked: San Francisco March 06, 2010 - Eden Espinosa (Elphaba); Libby Servais (Glinda s/b); D.J. Gregory (Fiyero u/s); Tom McGowan (The Wizard); Paul Slade Smith (Doctor Dillamond); Jody Gelb (Madame Morrible); Deedee Magno Hall (Nessarose); Etai BenShlomo (Boq) Wicked Broadway: March 3, 2013 Cast: Willemijn Verkaik (Elphaba), Alli Mauzey (Glinda), Kyle Dean Massey (Fiyero), Randy Danson (Madame Morrible), Adam Grupper (The Wizard), Catherin Charlebois (Nessarose), F. Michael Haynie (Boq), Tom Flynn (Dr Dillamond) Wicked: Broadway February 22, 2014 (Lindsay Mendez & Alli Mauzey’s Final Show) Lindsay Mendez (Elphaba), Alli Mauzey (Glinda), Kyle Dean Massey (Fiyero), Carol Kane (Madame Morrible), Tom McGowan (Wizard), Catherine Charlebois (Nessarose), Michael Wartella (Boq), Note: Lindsay, Alli, Kyle & Tom’s last performance. ​Wicked Mexico-June 20, 2014 Elenco: Viviana Barrera (u/s Elphaba), Cecilia de la Cueva (Glinda), Jorge Lau (Fiyero), Paco Morales (El Maravilloso Mago de Oz), Anahí Allué (Srita. Morrida), Marisol Meneses (Nessarosa), Sebastián Treviño (u/s Boq), Beto Torres (Dr. Dillamond), Emanuel Gáitan (Chistery). Viviana's first performance as Elphaba. Wicked: London  June 23, 2014 Cast: Emma Hatton (s/b Elphaba), Sophie Linder-Lee (s/b Glinda), Jeremy Taylor (Fiyero), Philippa Buxton (u/s Nessarose), Sam Lupton (Boq), Sue Kelvin (Madame Morrible), Martyn Ellis (The Wizard), Paul Clarkson (Dr. Dillamond). Wicked: Broadway ​January 27, 2015 Caroline Bowman (Elphaba), Kara Lindsay (Glinda), Matt Shingledecker (Fiyero), Tom McGowan (The Wizard), Kathy Fitzgerald (Madame Morrible), Alicia L. Albright (Nessarose u/s), Robin de Jesus (Boq) The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Broadway March 14th, 1975 (Soundboard) Cast:  Bill Miller (Brad Majors), Abigale Haness (Janet Weiss), Graham Jarvis (Narrator), Richard O'Brien (Riff Raff), Tim Curry (Dr. Frank-N-Furter), Jamie Donnelly (Magenta), Boni Enten (Columbia), Kim Milford (Rocky), Meat Loaf (Eddie/Dr. Scott)  Notes: This is a live recording made on March 14th, 1975 of the (very short-lived) Rocky Horror Show's original run at the Belasco Theatre on Broadway.   Cat 1991 México DF, México Cast: Marisol Arreola, Hector Arroyo, Simone Brook, Olivia Buzzio, Gabriel de Cervantes, Maru Dueñas, Cecilia Huerta, Javier Diaz Dueñas, Manuel Landeta, Armando Moreno, Enrique del Olmo, María del Sol, Fabiola Zepeda, Lenny Zundel.  Notes: Soundboard Recording  Missing Overture. This could be an audio rip from the DVD, but I'm not 100% sure. Cats London November 8th, 1995 Cast: Admetus/Macavity: Richard Armitage, Alonzo: Nunzio Lombardo, Bill Bailey: Daniel Crossley, Bombalurina: Vanessa Leagh-Hicks, Bustopher/Gus: Tony Timberlake, Carbucketty: Sandy Rass,  Cassandra: Deborah Shrimpton, Coricopat: David Olton, Demeter: Michele Hooper, Electra: Nicola Lee-Owens, Etcetera: Charlotte Peck, George/Rumpus: Steven Wayne,  Grizabella: Clare Burt, Jellylorum: Carrie Ellis, Jemima: Kimberly Partridge. Jennyanydots: Beth Robson (u/s), Mistoffelees: Thomas Paton,Mungojerrie: Ian Meeson, Munkustrap: Andrew Halliday, Old Deuteronomy: Graeme Lauren (s/b), Rumpleteazer: Vikki Coote,  Rum Tum Tugger: John Partridge, Skimbleshanks: Tommi Sliiden (u/s), Tantomile:  Tee Soo-Chan, Victor: John Stacey, Victoria: Sandra Kater ​Chicago: Broadway - 1975 8 Aug Cast-Liza Minelli (special temp. replacement - Roxie Hart), Chita Rivera (Velma Kelly), Jerry Orbach (Billy Flynn), Mary McCarty (Mama Morton), Barney Martin (Amos Hart) Cats 15 July 1998, Hamburg Cast: John Partridge (Munkustrap), Kristin Hölck (Grizabella), Stephan Drakulich (Old Deuteronomy), Ray Strachan (Rum Tum Tugger), Damian Kacperski (Mr. Mistoffelees), Lachlan Youngberg (Bustopher Mürr), Tanya Christensen (Gumbie Katz’), Marco Krämer (Skimbleshanks), Virginia Lilly (Rumpleteazer), Livio Salvi (Mungojerrie) Cats: Seoul, Korea  2008 Oct 16 Cast: 신영석 Shin Young Seok (Grizabella), 대성 Tae Seong (Rum Tum Tugger), 홍경수 Hong Kyung Soo (Munkustrap), 이희정 Lee Hui Jeong (Old Deuteronomy), 김보경 Kim Bo Kyung (Rumpleteazer), 강인영 Kang In Young (Mungogerrie), 강연종 Kang Yeon Jong (Gus), 정주영 Jeong Joo Young (Macavity), 유회웅 Yoo Hui Woong (Mr. Mistoffelees), 문병권 Moon Byung Gwon (Skimbleshanks), 왕브리타  Wang Brita (Jemima), ���두산 Baek Doo San (Alonzo), 이은혜 Lee Eun Hye (Jellylorum) Cats London: December 27th, 2014 Cats:  Broadway September 24th, 2016 Cast:  Leona Lewis (Grizabella), Tyler Hanes (Rum Tum Tugger), Ricky Ubeda (Mistoffelees), Nathan Patrick Morgan (Old Deuteronomy u/s), Eloise Kropp (Jennyanydots),  Callan Bergmann (Carbucketty u/s), Jeremy Davis (Skimbleshanks), Kim Faure (Demeter), Sara Jean Ford (Jellylorum), Lili Froehlich (Electra), Daniel Gaymon (Macavity),  Francesca Granell (Rumpleteazer  u/s), Christopher Gurr (Gus/Bustopher Jones), Andy Huntington Jones (Munkustrap), Kolton Krouse (Tumblebrutus), Jess Le Protto (Mungojerrie), Georgina Pazcougin (Victoria), Claire Camp (Cassandra u/s), Arianna Rosario (SIllabub), Ahmad Smmons (Alonzo), Christine Cornish Smith (Bombalurina), Corey Snide (Coricopat), Emily Tate (Tantomile), Sharrod Wiliams (Pouncival) Cats (1989 Original French Cast Recording) Cats (1991 Original Mexican Cast Recording)   Cabaret - Signature Theatre Washington DC - Date Unknown Cast: Wesley Taylor (Emcee), Barret Wilbert Weed (Sally), Gregory Woodell (Cliff), Rick Foucheux (Herr Schultz), Naomi Jacobson (Fraulein Schneider), Bobby Smith (Ernst), Maria Rizzo (Fraulein Kost) ​Carousel: 2018  Broadway Revival January 28th, 2018 (1st Preview) Cast: Joshua Henry as Billy Bigelow, Jessie Mueller as Julie Jordan, Lindsay Mendez as Carrie Pipperidge, Renée Fleming as Nettie Fowler, Alexander Gemignani as Enoch Snow, Amar Ramasar as Jigger, John Douglas Thompson as the Starkeeper, and Brittany Pollock as Louise Dear Evan Hansen:  Broadway - May 15, 2018 Cast: Taylor Trensch (Evan Hansen), ​Laura Dreyfuss (Zoe), Will Roland (Jared), Phoenix Best (Alana), Alex Boniello (Connor), Rachel Bay Jones (Heidi), Michael Park (Larry), Jennifer Laura Thompson (Cynthia) Notes: Alex's first show as Connor.   El Hombre de La Mancha (1969 Original Mexican Cast Recording) El Hombre de La Mancha (2017 Mexican Revival Cast Recording) Little Shop Of Horrors:  Broadway | September 16, 2003 DeQuina Moore (Chiffon), Trisha Jeffrey (Crystal), Carla J. Hargrove (Ronnette), Rob Bartlett (Mushnik), Kerry Butler (Audrey), Hunter Foster (Seymour), Michael-Leon Wooley (voice of Audrey II) ​Into the Woods National Tour (Fiasco Theater Production) 4/11/17 Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles Eleasha Gamble (Baker's Wife), Anthony Chatmon II (Lucinda/Wolf/Cinderella's Prince), Fred Rose (Mysterious Man), Darick Pead (Rapunzel's Prince/Florinda/Milky White), Bonne Kramer (Cinderella's Stepmother/Jack's Mother), Laurie Veldheer (Cinderella/Granny), Stephanie Umoh (The Witch), Patrick Mulryan (Jack/Steward), Evan Harrington (Baker), Lisa Helmi Johanson (Little Red Ridinghood/Rapunzel). *Includes BC/EFA Speech by Patrick Mulryan. Wicked (2016 Original Mexican Cast Recording)This was released by the official Mexican Page on Youtube. It’s a Soundboard recording of Wicked México. Sound is crystal clear, some of the songs have dialogue. Cast: Ana Cecilia Anzaldúa (Elphaba), Cecilia de la Cueva (Glinda), Jorge Lau (Fiyero), Marisol Meneses (Nessarosa). Adam Sadwing (Boq), Beto Torres (Dr. Dillamond), Anahí Allué (Senorita. Mórrida), Paco Morales (El Mago de Oz), Beto Díaz (Frexspar/ El Padre de Elphaba), Lizeth Navarro (Melena/ La Madre de Elphaba). Alicia Paola Sanchez (La Partera) Wicked - 2016.08.18 - International Tour Cast: Jodie Steele (Elphaba s/b), Elizabeth Futter (Glinda u/s), Steven Pinder (The Wizard/Dr. Dillamond), Bradley Jaden (Fiyero), Kim Ismay (Madame Morrible), Emily Shaw (Nessarose), Iddon Jones (Boq) notes: This was Elizabeth’s first show as Glinda! On Your Feet: Broadway April 1st, 2017 (Evening) Ana Villafañe (Gloria), Ektor Rivera (Emilio), Yassmin Alers (Gloria Fajardo u), Alma Cuervo (Consuelo), Amaris Sanchez (Little Gloria), Eduardo Hernadez (Young Emilio and others), Eliseo Roman (José Fajardo), Genny Lis Padilla (Rebecca) My Master: This show was great but there was a very drunk lady sitting next to me, she belted some of the lyrics to the songs! A Chorus Line:  Westchester Broadway Theatre February 3rd, 2018 (Evening) Cast: Drew Carr (Mike), Tiffany Chalothorn (Connie), Erika Conaway (Tricia), Joseph Cullinane (Greg), Kevin Curtis (Richie), Emma Degerstedt (Val), Brian Dillon (Larry), David Elder (Zach), Tim Fuchs (Al), Danielle Marie Gonzalez (Vicki),  David Grindrod (Roy), Michael John Hughes (Paul), Tyler Jimenez (Don), Emily Kelly (Maggie), Ashley Klinger Kristine), Joey Lucherini (Frank), Erica Mansfield (Cassie), Alexandra Matteo (Diana), Logan Mortier (Bobby), PJ Palmer (Mark), Lauren Sprague (Sheila), Kelsey Walston (Bebe), Caitlin Wilayton (Judy) My Master: This performance was wonderful, it had no intermission. Avenue Q 1999 Demos Anastasia: Broadway July 21, 2017 ( 8:00 PM) cast: Christy Altomare (Anya), Derek Klena (Dmitry), Mary Beth Peil (Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna), Ramin Karimloo (Gleb), John Bolton (Vlad Popov), Caroline O'Connor (Lily), Kathryn Boswell (Countess Gregory swing) My Master Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Broadway November 11th, 2017 (Evening) Cast: Christian Borle (Willy Wonka), Ryan Foust (Charlie Bucket), Kyle Taylor Parker (Mrs. Green), John Rubinstein (Grandpa Joe), Emily Padgett (Mrs. Bucket), Kristy Cates (Grandma Josephine), Madeleine Doherty (Grandma Georgina), Paul Slade Smith (Grandpa George), Mikey Winslow( Jerry u), Stephanie Gibson (Cherry), Kathy Fitzgerald (Mrs. Gloop), F. Michael Haynie (Augustus Gloop), Jared Bradslaw (Mr. Salt u), Emma Pfaeffle (Veruca Salt), Mr. Beauregarde (Alan H. Green), Violet Beauregarde (Trista Dollison), Michael Wartella (Mike TeaVee), Jackie Hoffman (Mrs. Teavee) (My Master) Miss Saigon:  Broadway January 14th, 2018 Cast: Eva Noblezada (Kim), Jon Jon Briones (The Engineer), Alistair Brammer (Chris), Katie Rose Clarke (Ellen), Nicholas Christopher (John), Devin Ilaw (Thuy), Dorcas Leung (Gigi) (Final Show) Mary Poppins: (2012 Mexican Cast Recording) Bianca Marroquin (Mary Poppins), Mauricio Salas (Bert), Catalina Farias (Winifred Banks), Paco Morales (George Banks), Daniela Meneses [?] (Jane Banks), Sebastián Gallegos[?] (Michael Banks) Andrés Elvira (Valentin), Mariano Bucio (Neleus), Alm Cristal (Mrs. Brill), Andrés Sáez (Robertson Ay), Laura Cortés (Ms. Andrew & Bird Woman), Sergio Carranza (Almirante Boom), Paloma Cordero (Mrs. Corry), Natalia Saltiel (Mrs. Lark), Vince Miranda, Eden Pintos, Marcela Nava, Alma Escudero, Yolanda Campos, Majo Perez, Julieta Martínez, Eduardo Ibarra, Carlos Pulido, Omar Rodríguez, Alexo Fergo, Antonio Mariscal, Alicia Paola Sánchez, Jose Sampedro, Kim Yañez, Raymundo Montoya, Óscar Hernández, Roberto Hernández, Cecilia Arias, Mariano Villarello, Marcia Peña, Ruben Plascencia, Lolo Jiménez. *Songs only. This was recorded from the soundboard from various dates throughout the run. Once on this Island: Broadway Revival January 22nd, 2018 Cast:   Hailey Kilgore (Ti Moune), Isaac Powell (Daniel), Tamyra Gray (Papa Ge), Lea Salonga (Erzulie), Norm Lewis (Agwe), Alex Newell (Asaka), Kenita R. Miller (Mama Euralie), T Oliver Reid (u/s Tonton Julian), Mia Williamson (Little Girl), Alysha Deslorieux (Andrea/Storyteller), David Jennings (Armand/Storyteller), Tyler Hardwick (u/s Beauxhommes/Storyteller). Frozen: Broadway March 4th, 2018- Cast: Alyssa Fox (s/b Elsa), Patti Murin, John Riddle, Jelani Alladin, Andrew Pirozzi, Greg HIldreth, Audrey Bennett, Brooklyn Nelson, Ann Sanders, James Brown III, Timothy Hughes, Olivia Phillip, Robert Creighton, Kevin Del Aguila Notes: Alyssa Fox’s debut as Elsa Chicago Broadway: April 1st, 2018 (Evening) Cast: Amra-Faye Wright (Velma), Charlotte d’ Amboise (Roxie), Brian O’ Brien (Fred Casey) , Evan Harrington (Amos) , Katie Mitchell (Liz), Pilar Millhollen (Annie), Donna Marie Asbury (June), Beth Johnson Nicely (Hunyak u/s), Angel Reda (Mona), Valerie Simpson (Matron “Mama” Morton), Chaz Lamar Shepherd (Billy Flynn), R. Lowe (Mary Sunshine), Jessica Ernest (Go-To-Hell Kitty)  My Master: Act 1 only (Ends towards the middle of Cell Block Tango) Kinky Boots: Broadway April 28th, 2018 Cast: Charlie Price (David Cook), Blaine Alden Krauss (Lola u), Cooper Lantz (Young Charlie), Jesús del Orden (Young Lola), Stephen Berger (Mr. Price), Eugene Barry-Hill (Simon Sr), Caroline Bowman (Nicola), Marcus Neville (George), Daniel Stewart Sherman (Don), Kirstin Maldonado (Lauren), Natalie Joy Johnson (Pat), Jake Odmark (Harry), Jennifer Perry (Trish), Ciarán Mccarthy (Richard Bailey), Adinah Alexander (Milan Stage Manager), Kevin Smith Kirkwood, Alfred Dalpino (u/s), Fred Odgaard, Kyle Post, Charlie Sutton, and Joey Taranto (Angels) My Master: Ciarán Mccarthy’s Broadway debut! Mean Girls: Broadway 6/17/2018 Cast: Erika Henningsen (Cady Heron), Becca Petersen (u/s Regina George), Ashley Park (Gretchen Wieners), Kate Rockwell (Karen  Smith), Barrett Wilbert Weed (Janis Sarkisian), Grey Henson (Damian Hubbard), Kerry Butler (Mrs. Heron/Ms. Norbury/Mrs. George), Rick Younger (Mr. Duvall), Kyle Selig (Aaron Samuels), Cheech Manohar (Kevin Gnapoor), Iain Young (u/s Mr Heron) Notes: Becca's Regina George debut Moulin Rouge: Boston Tryouts July 24th, 2018- Cast: Aaron Tveit (Christian), Karen Olivo (Satine), Danny Burstein (Harold Zidler), Sahr Ngaujah (Toulouse-Lautrec), Tam Mutu (Duke of Monroth), Ricky Rojas (Santiago), Robyn Hurder (Nini) Notes: Act I is pretty much the same but Act II has some changes. "Roxanne is now far more manic and powerful, Crazy/Rolling in the Deep has a much more desperate feel which makes the pain Christian and Satine feel much more obvious, and Come What May is restored in part to Satine's death scene." Be More Chill-​August 2, 2018 (Off Broadway) Will Roland (Jeremy Heere), George Salazar (Michael Mell), Stephanie Hsu (Christine Canigula), Jason Tam (The SQUIP), Katlyn Carlson (Chloe Valentine), Lauren Marcus (Brooke Lohst), Gerard Canonico (Rich Goranski), Tiffany Mann (Jenna Rolan), Britton Smith (Jake Dillinger), Jason "SweetTooth" Williams (Mr. Heere/Mr. Reyes/Scary Stock Boy) Once on this Island: Broadway Revival August 18th, 2018- 2:00 PM Cast:   Lauren Lott (Ti Moune), Isaac Powell (Daniel), Merle Dandridge (Papa Ge) Darlesia Cearcy (Erzulie), Quentin Earl Darrington (Agwe), Alex Newell (Asaka), Kenita R. Miller (Mama Euralie), Boise Holmes ( Tonton Julian), Mia Williamson (Little Girl), Anna Uzele (Andrea/Storyteller), David Jennings (Armand/Storyteller), and Daniel Yearwood ( Beauxhommes/Storyteller) My Master Notes: This was such an incredible show, I cried a lot! Wicked - Broadway December 1st, 2018 Cast: Jessica Vosk (Elphaba), Amanda Jane Cooper (Glinda), Ryan Mccartan (Fiyero), Jye Frasca (Boq), Kristen Martin (Nessarose), Nancy Opel (Madame Morrible), Kevin Chamberlin (The Wizard), Jamie Jackson (Dr. Dillamond), Michael Di Liberto (u/s Witch’s Father/Ozian Official), Lindsay Janisse (Witch’s Mother), Kathy Santen (Midwife), Dominic Giudici (Chistery), Ioana Alfonso, Larkin Bogan, Teneise Mitchell Ellis, Dominic Giudici, Dan Gleason, Josh Daniel Green, Jeff Heimbrock, Manuel I. Herrera, Courtney Iventosch, Lindsay Janisse, Britney Johnson, Katie Ladner, Marissa Lupp, Matt Meigs, Dashi Mitchell, Lindsay K. Northen, Jonathan Ritter, William Ryall, Kathy Santen, Hannah Shankman, Travis Taber, Jeremy Thompson (Monkeys, students, Denizens of the Emerald City, Palace Guards and Other Citizens of Oz)   User: dnc445 on Reddit’s Master Dear Evan Hansen - Broadway December 12, 2018 ​Cast: Roman Banks (u/s Evan), Lisa Brescia (Heidi Hansen), Mallory Bechtel (Zoe Murphy), Sky Lakota-Lynch (Jared Kleinman), Phoenix Best (Alana Beck), Alex Boniello (Connor Murphy), Garrett Long (u/s Cynthia Murphy), Michael Park (Larry Murphy) Roman Banks First Performance King Kong Broadway: December 13th, 2018- 2:00 PM Cast: Christiani Pitts (Ann Darrow), Eric William Morris (Carl Denham), Erik Lochtefeld (Lumpy), Rory Donovan (Captain Englehorn), Harley Jay (Barman), Casey Garvin (Fake Carl), John Hoche (Voice of Kong ) My Master: This show was really fun! James Retter Duncan (swing) and Nick Rashad Burroughs’ first show Wicked: Broadway  January 10, 2019 (Evening) Jessica Vosk (Elphaba), Brittney Johnson (u/s Glinda), Jake Boyd (Fiyero), Kevin Chamberlin (The Wizard), Nancy Opel (Madame Morrible), Jesse JP Johnson (Boq), Kristen Martin (Nessarose), Jamie Jackson (Dr. Dillamond), Michael Di Liberto as (u/s Witch's Father), Lindsay Janisse (Witch's Mother), Kathy Santen (Midwife). Master: thediaryofatheatrekid Notes: Brittney's debut as Glinda! She’s the first woman of color to portray Glinda on Broadway! Beauty and the Beast at WPPAC, White Plains, NY January 12, 2019 (Evening) Cast: Belle ( Erica Lustig), Beast (Ezekial Andrew), Gaston ( Tom DeMichele), Lefou (Robert Peterpaul), Maurice (David M. Beris), Lumiere (Patrick Pevehouse), Cogsworth (Brendan Doyle), Mrs. Potts (Paulette Oliva, Chip (Robbie Crandall),  Madame de la Grande Bouche (Katelyn Lauria) and Babette (Elizabeth Brady) My Master Wicked: Broadway March 30, 2019 (Evening) Cast: Laurel Harris (Standby Elphaba), Katie Rose Clarke (Glinda), Gizel Jimenez (Nessarose), Boq (Jesse JP Johnson), Fiyero (Ryan McCartan), Dr. Dillamond (Jamie Johnson), Madame Morrible (Nancy Opal), The Wizard (Michael McCormick), Witch's Mother (Sterling Masters), Witch's Father (William Ryall), Midwife (Kathy Santen), Chistery (Raymond Joel Matsamura) My Master Kinky Boots: Broadway April 7, 2019 (Last Show) Cast: Andy Kelso  (Charlie), J. Harrison Ghee (Lola), Carrie St. Louis (Lauren), Caroline Bowman (Nicola), Daniel Stewart Sherman (Don), Marcus Neville (George) Hadestown: Broadway July 9th, 2019 (Evening) Cast:  Reeve Carney (Orpheus), Eva Noblezada (Eurydice), Amber Gray (Persephone), Patrick Page (Hades), Andre De Shields (Hermes), Jewelle Blackman (Fate), Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer (Fate), Kay Trinidad (Fate), Afra Hines, Timothy Hughes, John Krause, Kimberly Marable, Ahmad Simmons (Workers Chorus) (My Master) Jesus Christ Superstar: July 8th 2019  Barbican Center (Regent's Park Production) Cast: Robert Tripolino (Jesus of Nazareth), Ricardo Afonso (Judas Iscariot), Sallay Garnett (Mary Magdalene), Matt Cardle (Pontius Pilate), Samuel Buttery (King Herod), Cavin Cornwall (Caiaphas), Nathan Amzi (Annas), Matthew Harvey (Peter), Tim Newman (Simon Zealotes) Graverobber’s Master Les Misérables:  London 13 July 2019 (Evening) CAST: Dean Chisnall: Jean Valjean, Bradley Jaden: Javert, Carley Stenson: Fantine, Elena Skye: Eponine, Toby Miles: Marius, Charlotte Kennedy: Cosette, Steven Meo: Thénardier, Vivien Parry: Madame Thénardier, Samuel Edwards: Enjolras Notes: The final show of the original production of Les Misérables. Includes Dean Chisnall's speech. Please gift this audio upon ​request. Instrumentals: A Chorus Line US Tour  Pit Tracks Cats Instrumental Tracks (Mortifer) A lot of the tracks are synthesized, sounds like someone took a lot of karaoke tracks and put them together with orchestra but they’re some great tracks. Cats Mexico 1991 Orchestra Tracks (Teatro Silvia Pinal) ​ ​ Cats Backing Tracks (Midi) The Wizard of Oz Orchestra Tracks (RSC’ 1981) Les Mis US Tour Orchestra Tracks ​Wicked Orchestra Tracks Notes: This album is given to cast members when they first get cast in the show. People say this orchestration is the First National Tour one but it really isn’t, it sounds much more like the LA orchestrations. Perfect quality, includes every musical interlude, underscore, song, etc.

Audio Wants: Audio of the current run of Cats in Mexico, any production of Cabaret. Anything with Wicked, Cats México or Argentina, Dear Evan Hansen, Hadestown, Once on this Island, The Wizard of Oz, and anything I don’t have!

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Apple Has ‘Deep Concerns’ That Ex-Employees Accused of Theft Will Flee to China

 Apple Inc on Monday told a federal court it has “deep concerns” that two Chinese-born former employees accused of stealing trade secrets from the company will try to flee before their trials if their locations are not monitored.

At a hearing in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, prosecutors argued that Xiaolang Zhang and Jizhong Chen should continue to be monitored because they present flight risks.

Federal prosecutors alleged Zhang worked on Apple’s secretive self-driving car program and took files related to the project before disclosing that he was going to work for a Chinese competitor. Federal agents arrested Zhang last year at the San Jose airport as he was about to board a flight for China.

Prosecutors allege Chen took from Apple more than 2,000 files containing “manuals, schematics, diagrams and photographs of computer screens showing pages in Apple’s secure databases” with intent to share them. Agents arrested him in January at a train station on his way to San Francisco International Airport for a trip to China.

The men were each charged with one count of criminal trade secrets theft and pleaded not guilty. They were released on bail shortly after their arrests and have been monitored since then.

Attorney Daniel Olmos, who represents the men, said Monday that both had family reasons to visit China and had shown no signs of violating their pre-trial conditions so far.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Marissa Harris argued that if either man fled to China, it would be difficult if not impossible for federal officials to secure their extradition for a trial. Three Apple employees sat in the courtroom to support prosecutors, including Anthony DeMario, a strategic adviser to Apple’s global security group and veteran of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.

Harris read Apple’s statement to U.S. District Judge Edward J. Davila in San Jose, California.

“Apple’s intellectual property is at the core of our innovation and growth,” the statement said. “The defendants’ continued participation in these proceedings is necessary to ensure a final determination of the facts, and we have deep concerns the defendants will not see this through if given the opportunity.

Zhan stood listening through an interpreter and was dressed in a white and blue dress shirt, black jeans and Nike sneakers. Olmos told Davila GPS monitoring was unnecessary to secure Zhang’s appearance at trial.

“This is not an espionage case,” Olmos said. The government “is not requesting detention, but they are requesting essentially indefinitely location monitoring.”

Harris said Zhang’s wife told federal agents that Zhang, who is a permanent U.S. resident, attempted to flee to Canada when agents searched his home.

During that search, agents found a laptop at the bottom of a laundry hamper that they allege contained trade secrets about Ethernet technology from Zhang’s prior employer, chip supplier Marvell Technology Group Ltd, according to court documents.

Chen, a U.S. citizen who emigrated from China in 1991, listened to the proceedings through an interpreter and wore a dark blue hoodie. He has been under radiofrequency monitoring, which is less precise than GPS tracking.

CONFIDENTIAL MISSILE DOCUMENT

Prosecutors allege that Chen is a flight risk in part because they found documents from several other former employers – including General Electric Co and Raytheon Co – at Chen’s second residence in Maryland, where his wife and son live. Prosecutors said in court papers they found a 2011 document from Raytheon that they later determined was classified as “confidential,” the lowest level of sensitivity in the U.S. government system.

“This document contains information relating to Raytheon’s work on the Patriot Missile program and was not (and is not) permitted to be maintained outside of Department of Defense secured locations,” prosecutors wrote.

Olmos, the defense attorney, said it was not a file, but a single paper document “sitting in a box somewhere” in Chen’s home.

Trial dates have not been scheduled. A hearing is scheduled for February.

(Reporting by Stephen Nellis in San Jose; Editing by Leslie Adler and Cynthia Osterman)

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Through the Years → Felipe VI of Spain (3,041/∞) 20 June 2023 | Felipe VI waits before receiving in audience personalities from the academic world of Cordoba, at the Palacio de Congresos de Cordoba, in Cordoba, (Andalusia, Spain). His Majesty the King will receive in audience the Governing Council of the University of Cordoba, which will present him with the Averroes Gold Medal, for "his support to the Spanish university system and commitment to research, as well as holding the Presidency of the Honorary Committee of the commemorative events of the 50th anniversary of the University of Cordoba". (Photo By Francisco J. Olmo/Europa Press via Getty Images)

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Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt) & Inger Christensen

5 el otoño existe; el regusto y la reflexión existen; y el lugar retirado existe; los ángeles, las viudas y el alce existen; las particularidades existen, el recuerdo, la luz del recuerdo; y el resplandor crepuscular existe, el roble y el olmo existen, y el enebro, la semejanza, la soledad existen; y el éider y la araña existen, y el vinagre existe, y la posteridad, la posteridad

- Fragmento 5 de "Alfabeto" de Inger Christensen, trad. Francisco J. Uriz

- Gego, Sin título, 1966. Litografía en color, 22 1/4 x 22 1/8 in. (56,5 x 56,2 cm). Colección Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, San Diego; Regalo del Sr. y la Sra. Martin L. Gleich, San Diego, 1970.163 ©Fundación Gego

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Strategies for local marketing for small businesses in Olmos Park city of san antonio

strategies and tactics on marketing to local businesses Ideas and solutions are best for local marketing campaigns to restaurants or small businesses, suitable for owner, consultant and agency near me especially if you're from stadium, plaza or city parks Near San Antonio like Healy-Murphy, Kansas, Kansas City, Massachusetts, Pittman-Sullivan, Wilshire Terrace, Lubbock, Hillsboro, Burbank, Atlanta, Elk Grove, Plaza de las Islas, Stockton, La Villita, Boise, Jurupa Valley, Aldevete, Tobin, Texas, Austin, Tuscaloosa, Madison, Aurora, Palm Heights, Brackenridge, Holy Cross, Sunset Hills, New York, Lowell, McKinney, Cincinnati, District of Columbia, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Athletic Field, Rittiman Creek, Reno, Sioux Falls, Phoenix, Elmendorf Lake, Stillman, Pasadena, Denver Heights, West Jordan, San Bernardino, Ohio, Cleveland, Farias, Mission San Juan de Capistrano, Nelson W Wolff San Antonio Municipal, Tacoma, Columbus, Palo Alto, Friedrich, Richmond, Corona, Randolph, Beaumont, Sacramento, Tempe, Miami, Buckeye, Green Bay, Topeka, Mesa, Comanche, Kingsborough, Wichita, Hugo Lenzt, Second Baptist Church, Yonkers, Durango, Salado, V J Keefe, Tallahassee, Fremont, Lakewood, Orange, Waco, Nebraska, Tyler, Fargo, Washington, Alamo, Montana, Salinas, Modesto, Thornton, Escondido, Cuellar, Boston, Allentown, Mahncke, Las Cruces, Cambridge, Lackland Terrace, Cassiano, Mission County, Button Stadim, Commanders House, Chicago, Saint Paul, Philadelphia, Hampton, Mission, Dallas, Bellaire, Honolulu, Temecula, Memphis, El Cajon, San Antonio Botanical Garden, Pearsall, McAllen, Nashville, Illinois, Vista, Lincoln, Lindbergh, Pomona, Richardson, Newark, South San, John H Sterling Memorial, Windsor, Roseville, Orsinger, Michigan, Yturri-Edmunds Historic, Hawaii, Fort Lauderdale, Gilbert, Mobile, Lexington, Kenwood, Carlsbad, Converse, Lindberg, Grand Prairie, Oklahoma, San Antonio Baseball Field - University of Texas, Norfolk, Lincoln Barkmeyer, Monterrey, Allen, Olympia, Virginia Beach, Huntsville, San Jose, Fontana, Davie, Joliet, Concord, Thousand Oaks, Macon, SBC Center, Antioch, Georgia, Lansing, St. Petersburg, Fort Collins, Forge, Palo Alto Terrace, Idaho, Syracuse, Vallejo, Westwood, Southcross, San Mateo, Odessa, Cornerstone Christian School Football Field and Track, San Juan Brady, Live Oak, Stinson, Seeling, Chapman-Cowles Fountain and Sculpture, New Hampshire, Oxnard, Kentucky, Coral Springs, Arlington, Hererra, Ann Arbor, Seattle, Edgewood, Victorville, Vacaville, New Jersey, Glendale, Kennedy, Cary, Birmingham, San Antonio Convocation Center - University of Texas, Mateo Camargo, Ramirez, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Pittsburgh, Arvada, Los Angeles, North Dakota, Skyline, Harlandale Memorial, Rosedale, Tulsa, King William, Vancouver, Elgin, Espada, Rodriguez, Norman, Dafoste, Pompano Beach, Inglewood, Colorado Springs, Naperville, Palm Bay, Antonian, Hollywood, Maryland, Westwood Village, California, Brown, San Diego, Winston–Salem, Texas Miltary Institute Baseball Field, Costa Mesa, Ojeda, Fairchild, Van de Walle, J Street, Chuck Klein, Springfield, Judson, Maverick, Wichita Falls, Haskin, Pershing, Shreveport, Toledo, Newport News, Frisco, Simi Valley, Raleigh, San Angelo, Abilene, Highland, Bakersfield, Greensboro, Gustafson - Northside, Concepcion, Woodlawn, Irving, Division, Colorado, Alexandria, Lockwood, Miami Gardens, Alaska, Akron, El Paso, Elizabeth, Dawson Massacre Historical Monument, Lafayette, Pablos Grove, Huntington Beach, Worcester, Murrieta, Dellcrest, Visalia, Mississippi, Oregon, South Carolina, Gilbert Garza, Friendship, Holy Cross of San Antonio School Baseball Field, Baton Rouge, Spokane, Iowa, San Antonio Missions National Historical, Scottsdale, Tucson, Santa Clarita, Oak Hills, Onslow, North Charleston, Navarro, Acme, Windcrest, Denver, Amistad, Texas Military Institute, West Covina, Centeno, Port St. Lucie, College Station, Oceanside, James, Balcones Heights, Herrera, Centennial, Athens, Panther Spring, Santa Rosa, Pembroke Pines, Minneapolis, Olathe, Brooks, Chula Vista, Alderette, Edison, Northwest Little League - Senior, Corpus Christi, Cole, Friesenhahn, San Francisco, Padre, El Monte, Royal Gate, Blossom, Kirby, Manchester, Ontario, Billings, San Antonio Softball Field - University of Texas, Santa Clara, E M Stevens Field, Hemisfair, Denton, San Antonio, Indianapolis, Crockett Square, Irvine, Tampa, Oklahoma City, Kallison, Northwood, Chesapeake, North Carolina, Murfreesboro, North Las Vegas, Columbia, Midland, Saint Timothy, Norwalk, Tennessee, Alamodome, Strauss, Ladybird Johnson, Dellview, Arizona, Roosevelt, High Point, Stamford, Palmdale, Comalander, Lakeland, Madison Square, Montgomery, Collins Garden, Daly City, Amarillo, Santa Maria, Eisenhower, New Orleans

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