JENNIE TOUREL publicity photo 1968 Jewish opera 1940s

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JENNIE TOUREL publicity photo 1968 Jewish opera 1940s
This is a black and white print featuring JENNIE TOUREL, printed and distributed by Gale Research Co. in 1968. The photo was created for reference use and has been affixed to a piece of cardboard. PLEASE NOTE – it is not an actual glossy photo, it is a matte print (more subtle and neutral than a glossy). Moreover, it is a retired library piece that has been handled and utilized.
The picture measures approximately 6 x 8 inches, and the image shown is the actual picture, though the company logo has been mater-marked on it to prevent image theft (it doesn’t come like that, of course). The approximate measurement represents the actual dimension of the exposed image, though there may be a caption or short border surrounding it in most cases.
Jennie Tourel was a Jewish Russian-American operatic mezzo-soprano, known for her work in both opera and recital performances. She made her European operatic debut in Paris in 1931 and her American début at the Chicago Civic Opera in Ernest Moret’s Lorenzaccio in 1930. Her career at the Metropolitan Opera was brief -- she made her debut in May 1937, as Mignon, and appeared for a few seasons in the 1940s as Rosina, Adalgisa and Carmen…
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