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Musical Courier 1927-11-17: Vol 95 Iss 20, 1927
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1LUCILLE CHALFANT
2American Coloratura
4A dazzling coloratura . . . she caught the breathless attention and admiration of the audience. Her high notes were flute-like and beautiful.
5—Oklahoma City Oklahoman, Oct. 20, 1927
7She held her audience breathless, lilting from high passages to higher ones, and singing the whole of her wide range with volume and sweetness.
8—Oklahoma City Times, Oct. 20, 1927
10Florid passages came trippingly, marked by beauty of tone, accuracy of phrase, and a vocal technique that was flawless.
11—Muskogee Phoenix, Oct. 15, 1927
13A delightful concert . . . wonderful coloratura work . . . notable for her artistic rendition.
14—Omaha Bee, Oct. 11, 1927
16A splendid vocal program. Her voice carried to every part of the auditorium, clear as a bell and unfaltering on every note.
17—Omaha World-Herald, Oct. 11, 1927
19The beautiful voice of Miss Chalfant, with its sweet, pure high notes, bird-like and at times soft as a whisper, made this opening concert one long to be remembered.
20—Hutchinson, Kan., News, Oct. 28, 1927
22Management
23R. E. JOHNSTON
241451 Broadway New York
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