Ina Bourskaya (English Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ina Bourskaya" in English language version.
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- "Ina Bourskaya under Hurok Management" Musical Leader (May 18, 1922): 492.
- M. H. Flint, "New York" Musical Times and Singing-Class Circular (July 1, 1922): 513-514.
- "Russians Continue to Interest" Musical Leader (March 30, 1922): 295.
- "Opening of the Opera Season" Music News (November 3, 1922): 11.
- "'Aida' to Inaugurate Civic Opera Season" Music News (November 3, 1922): 16.
- "Russian Opera Company Offers Novelties in New York" Musical Leader (May 18, 1922): 479.
- Victoria Etnier Villamil, "O ma Carmen": Bizet's Fateful Gypsy in Portrayals from 1875 to the Present (McFarland 2017): 87. ISBN 9781476663241
- Roy Liebman, Vitaphone Films: A Catalogue of the Features and Shorts (McFarland 2010): 54. ISBN 9781476609362
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- "Bourskaya Introduced Carmen Role in Japan" Independent Record (April 30, 1925): 3. via Newspapers.com
- Edward Moore, "Ravinia Likes Flaming Girl from Steppes" Chicago Tribune (July 23, 1922): 15. via Newspapers.com
- Edward Moore, "Bourskaya Thrills Ravinia Crowds as Dramatic Carmen" Chicago Tribune (June 29, 1923): 17. via Newspapers.com
- Edward Moore, "Ina Bourskaya Sings as Climax to Polish Program at Ravinia" Chicago Tribune (August 6, 1928): 31. via Newspapers.com
- "No Opera Star Can Live on a Meal a Day, Says Ina" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (October 12, 1932): 26. via Newspapers.com
- Funeral listing, Ina Bours (Bourskaya), Chicago Tribune (June 28, 1954): 52. via Newspapers.com
- "Madame Bourskaya, Opera Star, Gets First Papers" Chicago Tribune (July 18, 1923): 5. via Newspapers.com
