The Flying Dutchman

Alternate Indianapolis pressing; no times indicated at bottom of label. For labels showing times, see: [r3077564]. "LIVING STEREO" shows on cover. This version on 1960-63 "Shaded Dog" (Nipper) labels with "RCA VICTOR" at top and "LIVING STEREO" at bottom in silver text. Label style went into use in 1955 but dropped "Camden" address from rim text in 1960. 1963-64 stereo labels added "LIVING STEREO DYNAGROOVE LIVING STEREO" to bottom rim text. Later-1965-68 pressings will be on the "White Dog" label that has a larger "RCA Victor" at top printed in white. Still later pressings will be on the "RCA" label. Also released as a mono pressing. Box set includes a 12" x 12" 29-page booklet, with notes and a full libretto. "© by Radio Corporation of America, 1961" shows on booklet inset page. "Translation © The Decca Record Company, Ltd., London" shows on libretto title page. "Recorded in England" and "In German" notated on labels. "Stereo-Orthophonic" High Fidelity Selected by the Metropolitan Opera Der Fliegende Holländer Opera in three acts Based on an old legend as set forth in Heine's "Memoirs of Herr von Schnabelewopski" First performed at Dresden, January 2, 1843 Recorded in the Town Hall, Walthamstow, England