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With all the pageantry of some olden day princess, Signorina Toti dal Monte, the famous opera singer, was married at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, to Signor Enzodemuro Lomanto, barrister and tenor, the handsome singing companion to the Signorina in many operas. Thousands of women and girls fought desperately to get inside the cathedral, and after the ceremony the bridal car was mobbed by worn an struggling to obtain souvenirs. No other wedding has aroused more interest because of its romantic associations. Our photographs show: (1) Signorina Toti dal Monte after the ceremony waving to the crowd who waited outside to greet her. (2) The bridal group leaving the cathedral. -Sydney Sun, photo.

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Otago Witness, Issue 3886, 4 September 1928, Page 41

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With all the pageantry of some olden day princess, Signorina Toti dal Monte, the famous opera singer, was married at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, to Signor Enzodemuro Lomanto, barrister and tenor, the handsome singing companion to the Signorina in many operas. Thousands of women and girls fought desperately to get inside the cathedral, and after the ceremony the bridal car was mobbed by worn an struggling to obtain souvenirs. No other wedding has aroused more interest because of its romantic associations. Our photographs show: (1) Signorina Toti dal Monte after the ceremony waving to the crowd who waited outside to greet her. (2) The bridal group leaving the cathedral. -Sydney Sun, photo. Otago Witness, Issue 3886, 4 September 1928, Page 41

With all the pageantry of some olden day princess, Signorina Toti dal Monte, the famous opera singer, was married at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, to Signor Enzodemuro Lomanto, barrister and tenor, the handsome singing companion to the Signorina in many operas. Thousands of women and girls fought desperately to get inside the cathedral, and after the ceremony the bridal car was mobbed by worn an struggling to obtain souvenirs. No other wedding has aroused more interest because of its romantic associations. Our photographs show: (1) Signorina Toti dal Monte after the ceremony waving to the crowd who waited outside to greet her. (2) The bridal group leaving the cathedral. -Sydney Sun, photo. Otago Witness, Issue 3886, 4 September 1928, Page 41