Pocketful of Wry: Oral History Transcript: an Impresario's Life in San Francisco and the History of

In this delightful oral history, Caroline Crawford and Donald Ive Pippin recount the colorful history of the Pocket Opera, a beloved institution in San Francisco for over half a century. With humor, insight, and fond reminiscences, they offer a unique perspective on the world of opera and its enduring appeal.

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