patrice munsel (13 risultati)

Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. VG+ vinyl, light scuffs. outer sleeve is G+, some staining, edge wear. rubbing. 12" Vinyl 33 rpm LP on RCA Victor LM-2008. Track Listing: Overture; Opening Chorus; Where is the Mate For Me?; Make Believe; Ol' Man River; Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man; Life on the Wicked Stage; Till Good Luck Comes My Way; I Might Fall Back On You; You Are Love; Opening of Act II; Why Do I Love You?; Bill; After The Ball; Dance Away The Night; Finale.

Soft Cover. Condizione: Good. Opera playbill from the 1955 production of Cosi Fan Tutte; production was directed by Alfred Lunt; a little rubbing to front of playbill but otherwise in GOOD COND. (Playbills / Opera).

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Patrice Munsel, Teen Age Opera Star on Cover (illustratore). 1st. overseas or priority orders may have to be folded for shipment; stapled wraps; 128 clean, unmarked pages; includes items by/about: Life Visits Mount Vernon; Walter Litton (BOnes for Sale); Photo Essay:peter helmers' Satiric Photos of Hollywood; Allied Beachheads; Wendel Willkie Goes politiking; Judith Evelyn Bares Her Pins, Charles A. Beard (a Chapter from "The "Republic") Fred Rodell (Morris Ernst) Photo Essay: Evacuation Hospital; Lungfish, London After dark; War Foundlings, Etc.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Patrice Munsel featured on Cover (illustratore). 1st. overseas or priority orders may have to be folded for shipment; stapled wraps, part of one ad clipped out on page 19 (ad also on reverse); 128 clean, unmarked pages; includes items by/about: Life Visits Mount Vernon, Virginia; Walter Litten (Bones for Sale, Clay-Adams in Manhattan); Peter Helmees Satiric Drawing of Hollywood; London After Dark,k Foundlings in Wartime; Patrice Munsel, Young Opera Star; Fred Rodell (Morris Ernst cloes-up); Charles A. Beard (Chapter from the "Republic"); Battke if Changtehl Judith Evelyn in Angel street; Wendell Willkie Goes politicking; Allied Beachheads, Etc.

No Binding. Condizione: VG. A VG folded pressbook with no cuts. Scarce Size: 14" x 20". Book.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Patrice Munsel featured on Cover (illustratore). 1st. overseas or priority orders may have to be folded for shipment; stapled wraps, part of one ad clipped out on page 19 (ad also on reverse); 128 clean, unmarked pages; includes items by/about: Life Visits Mount Vernon, Virginia; Walter Litten (Bones for Sale, Clay-Adams in Manhattan); Peter Helmees Satiric Drawing of Hollywood; London After Dark,k Foundlings in Wartime; Patrice Munsel, Young Opera Star; Fred Rodell (Morris Ernst cloes-up); Charles A. Beard (Chapter from the "Republic"); Battke if Changtehl Judith Evelyn in Angel street; Wendell Willkie Goes politicking; Allied Beachheads, Etc Size: folio. Magazine.

No Binding. Condizione: VG. Sized 3 x 5 inches, on paper, clean and bright.

No Binding. Condizione: Near Fine. Autograph. One of a set of photographs and autographs sent to William Granger for his book, "We Proudly Sang at the Met". An 8 line typed note, signed, dated May 12, 1964, on her personalized stationary, photo not included. Signed by Author(s).

Single Sheet. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. A check scrap nicely inscribed to Ethel, daughter of Will Durant, and dated 1949. With a magazine clipping photograph of Munsel, and a sheet from a 1949 program. Inscribed by Author(s).

STAPLED BLUE. Condizione: VG. General wear, agetoned cover, lightly foxed rear pages DATE PUBLISHED: 1956 EDITION: 8.

Echtfoto. Condizione: Gut. Schwarzweissfoto von Patrice Munsel bildseitig mit rotem Edding signiert /// Autogramm Autograph signiert signed signee /// Patrice Munsel (born Patrice Beverly Munsil; May 14, 1925 - August 4, 2016) was an American coloratura soprano. Nicknamed "Princess Pat", she was the youngest singer ever to star at the Metropolitan Opera.[1][2] Munsel on the cover of Life magazine, Philippe Halsman?s photo (February 21, 1944) Early years An only child, Patrice Beverly Munsil (she later changed the spelling of her surname)[3] was born and raised until age 15 in Spokane, Washington. Her father, Audley J. Munsil, was a local dentist.[4][5][6] She attended Lewis and Clark High School before leaving at age fifteen, accompanied by her mother, to study in New York City,[3][7][8][9] coached by Giacomo Spadoni (1884-1960).[10] Career At the age of 17 Munsel performed on Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air, an annual singing competition sponsored by the Metropolitan Opera of New York City. Her performance of the "Mad Scene" from Lucia di Lammermoor led to a Met contract. She was the youngest singer ever to debut at the Metropolitan Opera.[11] She made her official Metropolitan debut on December 4, 1943, aged 18, singing Philine in Mignon, for which she won popular praise but poor critical reviews.[12] Her first opera contract was for three years at $40,000 per year; with other appearances she was making around $100,000 annually.[10] Perhaps best known for the roles of Adele in Die Fledermaus and Despina in Così fan tutte, Munsel sang 225 times at the Metropolitan Opera. Sir Rudolf Bing called her a "superb soubrette" and implied that she was the world's best. Her opera roles also included Rosina in The Barber of Seville and Gilda in Rigoletto.[9][13] Her husband Robert C. Schuler conceived and produced the ABC-TV primetime variety series The Patrice Munsel Show, which starred his wife, and was broadcast in the 1957-1958 season. Munsel appeared on many other TV shows during her career, including the role of Marietta (Countess d'Altena) in the January 15, 1955 live telecast of the operetta Naughty Marietta. She was opera singer Rosa Monetebello in a 1969 episode of The Wild, Wild West television series.[14] as well as Lola Tuscany in the television series Checkmate.[15] She portrayed the title role in the 1953 film Melba, which chronicled the life of the great opera singer Dame Nellie Melba. Munsel made frequent television appearances on The Bell Telephone Hour. She was the celebrity guest on the February 2, 1958 episode of the TV quiz show What?s My Line? Munsel was the central singer in the Camp Fire Girls' famous TV commercial and song "Sing Around the Campfire (Join the Camp Fire Girls)", aired in the mid-1960s.[16][17] A former Camp Fire Girl herself, she was also a spokeswoman for the organization.[18] Munsel made her final performance for the Metropolitan Opera on January 28, 1958, in the title role in La Périchole.[19] She appeared on stage as a guest during the 1966 Gala Farewell to the old opera house at Broadway and 39th Street, despite never performing at the new met location on Lincoln center.[20] Munsel ended her career as an opera singer in 1981, and began to perform in musical comedies. She retired from performing in 2008.[21] Personal life In 1952, Munsel married Robert C. Schuler, an advertising and public relations executive, producer, and writer.[22][23] They were married for 55 years, until his death at age 90 in 2007,[24] and had four children: Heidi (born 1953), Rhett (1955-2005),[24] Scott (born 1958), and Nicole (born 1959).[8][25] The younger two children were born prematurely.[26][27][28] Munsel and Schuler co-wrote a 2005 memoir of Schuler's life entitled The Diva & I. Munsel died on August 4, 2016, at her home in Schroon Lake, New York, aged 91.[29] For a number of years, Munsel lived in Flower Hill, New York.[30] /// Standort Wimregal GAD-10.439 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Letter. Condizione: Good. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Slight stains, rubbing and browning (chiefly to edges); slight bump to upper left corner; slight fading to ink; else a well-preserved piece. 1 leaf (recto only). Full-length portrait in costume as Titania in 'Mignon' (Munsel's debut role at the Metropolitan Opera at the age of 17), boldly signed and inscribed by Munsel in blue ink ('To Yolanda [daughter of set designer Joseph Novak) with love / Sincerely / Patrice Munsel'). Unidentified photographer; date is conjectural (not dated anywhere). Munsel (born 1925), American opera singer, generally in light soprano roles; notable for her title role appearance in the 1953 film on Nellie Melba (titled 'Melba').1 b/w Photograph (portrait).

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. ("Patrice Munsel") boldly penned in blue ink on 1/2 length portrait of Patrice Munsel wearing a low cut gown with white fur collar, pearl trimmed around her neck, with a white fur wrap around her shoulders, looking into the camera. Note the large pearl earrings and gold ring. Photograph is on single weight stock; 8" x 10". Very good. ca. 1953. Boldly signed: "Patrice Munsel." Provenance: from the collection of Satoru Yamano. Signed by Author(s).