Cuvillier
CHARLES, a French composer. He received his musical education at the Conservatoire de Paris under Professor Massenet. After having attained his degree of bachelor he made his entry into the Conservatoire and his training under Massenet was followed by his first operetta, "Avant-hier Matin," composed in collaboration with Tristar Bernard in 1905. It was played CUYUNI in Paris at the Capucines. His other works include: "La Carte Forcée," "Son Petit Frère," "Les Rendez-vous strasbourgeois," "Afgar," "Les Muscadines," "La Reine s'amuse," "Sappho," "Lilac Domino," "Florabelle," "La Fausse Ingénue.
CUYABÁ, the capital of the Brazilian state of Matto Grosso, occupies pretty nearly the center of South America. It stands on the left bank of the Cuyabá river, 980 miles N. W. of Rio de Janeiro.
Founded by gold-diggers in 1719, and wrecked by an earthquake in 1746, it is now a well-built place, with a cathedral and 14,500 inhabitants (1917). It can be reached by the rivers Paraná and Paraguay, a voyage of 2,500 miles from Buenos Aires.