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A ten-year-old girl meets famed opera singer Enrico Caruso on a train between Boston and New York. She admonishes him for his extravagant lifestyle, but she is softened up somewhat when Caruso begins to sing arias from her favorite operas.
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The Day I Met Caruso
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05 Sep 1956
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The Day I Met Caruso is the last of three short films Frank Borzage directed for the Screen Director's Playhouse series in the 1950s.
The way Borzage directed the young Puritan girl Elizabeth, sheltered from the world by her parents, in meeting the vivacious Enrico Caruso on a train to New York and emboldening her to experiencin mg the world around her - is very reminiscent of Borzage's work on the character of Sister Clothilde from "Till We Meet Again" when she meets Ray Milland's pilot John. In fact, one of the last lines spoken in this short film is the phrase "Till We Meet Again" which was very serendipitous.
The story here is almost an expedited version of what…